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Engineering grad takes to the skies

In aviation, the phrase “full circle” carries special meaning. For some, it refers to the ambition of circumnavigating the globe. For UAA mechanical engineering alumnus Jacob Bodolosky, it represents a more personal return to a legacy that began with his father.
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From dental hygiene to dance, CCEL mini-grants fuse community and curriculum

This past academic year, the UAA Center for Community Engagement and Learning supported 19 community partnerships across 15 projects, conducted by 17 faculty and staff through the Community-Engaged Mini-Grants program that brings university and community members together to address public issues.
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KPC students gain ‘hands-on’ experience during whale necropsy

In March, a group of nine students in Kenai Peninsula College’s Semester by the Bay program had the opportunity to participate in the necropsy of a fin whale and gain first-hand experience in marine biology.
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Wildfire smoke and health | Line One

Every summer in Alaska there is the threat of wildfires throughout the state. This year Mount Spur is also threatening to send volcanic ash into the air.
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