UAA Publications

These signature publications present an annual overview at UAA.

• The UAA Performance Report is an overview of each year in stories, photos, and updates on essential metrics.
• The UAA Fact Book is a series of data tables providing information on UAA’s operations.
  
  

Certificates & Degrees Awarded AY16

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eLearning & Student Success AY16

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UAA Alaska Native Student Profile August 2016

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UAA Staffing Patterns Fall 2014-18

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UAA Student Profiles Fall 2017

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Developmental Education at UAA Fall 2010-14

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GER Report AY15

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UAA Completion Profile AY16

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Campus Profiles AY15

• Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence
  Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence (CAFE) is a colleague-to-colleague teaching and learning center that promotes excellence and innovation in teaching, research, creative activity and engagement in an atmosphere of collegiality. CAFE offers workshops, events and other assistance to faculty on all five UAA campuses.
  
• Center for Community Engagement & Learning
  Center for Community Engagement & Learning serves as the intersection of student learning, faculty research and creative activity, and community engagement.  Our mission is to connect academic programs with community needs to use scholarship and action for the mutual benefit of the University and the State, its communities, and its diverse people.
• Academic Innovations & eLearning
  Academic Innovations & eLearning (AI&e) supports the UAA learning environment by fostering quality instructional practices, innovation, and technologies. Consisting of instructional designers, developers, multimedia specialists, and student support personnel, we support eLearning, instructional technologies, and provide professional development opportunities for all of UAA and our rural campuses. 

• Institutional Research
  Institutional Research supports UAA's mission through the effective development, efficient delivery, and appropriate education in the use of information for decision making.
• Chugiak-Eagle River Campus

  Chugiak-Eagle River Campus (CERC) is responsive to the needs of the local community by working collaboratively with community and university industry partners in the region.  CERC shares in the overall mission of UAA providing working adults and other students the opportunity to move forward toward educational goals by offering convenient evening and weekend courses.  The campus serves nearly 5,000 students and generates over 18,000 credit hours annually.  CERC offers a variety of General Education Requirements (GERs) for students, as well as required courses across several programs and elective/general interest courses.  CERC offers classes in all major disciplines from accounting to sociology.

PERFORMANCE REPORTS

UAA REPORTS

INSTITUTIONAL PEERS

CARNEGIE CLASSIFICATION

UAA STRATEGIC PLANS

OPERATING CONDITIONS

CAREER & WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

HISTORY

LINKS AND RESOURCES