
Create a syllabus that works for you and your students
We hope you can come acknowledge the tremendous efforts and achievements of UAA faculty at the Faculty Development Awards Celebration (the COWs) on Friday, April 7, 8:30 -10:30 am in SSB 118 and on Zoom. If you're in the Anchorage area, please join us later that day for a Faculty Networking Mixer, 5:00 - 8:00 pm at the Varsity Grill in the Alaska Airlines Center, co-sponsored by CAFE and the Faculty Senate.
Register: Faculty Development Awards
Learn more about faculty paths and opportunities at UAA with our Welcome, New Faculty! and New Faculty Resources pages. We look forward to meeting you at our New Faculty Orientation events; please reach out to us before then if you have questions!
Create a syllabus that works for you and your students
Assessment best practices and instructor testing support
Learn to use Blackboard, UAA’s learning management system
Make your course fully accessible to students
Since 2006, UAA has been recognized by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching as a “Community Engaged Institution.”
UAA uses the Carnegie Foundation's definition of community engagement for our work with communities: "Community Engagement describes the collaboration between institutions of higher education and their larger communities (local, regional/state, national, global) for the mutually beneficial exchange of knowledge and resources in a context of partnership and reciprocity."
The Center for Community Engagement and Learning serves as a central locus for the intersection of student learning, faculty research, and community engagement.
For assistance preparing your courses for the new semester, check out the guidance under Teaching Resources and Learning Technologies. If these don’t answer your questions, please contact us! Due to a transitional reduction in capacity, AI&e instructional support will give priority to new instructors, meeting accessibility requirements, selecting appropriate tools/activities to meet course goals, ePortfolio, and remote test proctoring (RPNow).
If you need further assistance with Blackboard functions (including course copies, developmental shells, editing and publishing courses, and troubleshooting) or other UAA core tools, please contact IT Services. Kenai Peninsula College instructors should start with the KPC Educational Technology Team.
Visit our Help page to sign up for a course design or RPNow testing consultation.
Faculty Development & Instructional Support
Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence, Academic Innovations & eLearning, and Center
for Community Engagement and Learning
Library 213 • (907) 786-4496 • uaa_ai@alaska.edu • Mon – Fri, 8a – 5p