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A UAA program exploration advisor demonstrates expansive job knowledge of UAA degree programs and is skilled at facilitating holistic and comprehensive discussions with students seeking specific and/or general guidance on academic paths in order to meet their educational and career goals.

Our UAA volleyball team is playing Seattle Pacific on Saturday! Come pack the house for some fun!

Join us in our candidate search for Director of Native Student Services. UAA welcomes Jessica Lewis-Nicori as a prospective candidate for the position. This will be a public open forum for staff, faculty, students, and community members alike.

UAA Education Abroad is an opportunity for UAA students to study abroad or participate in an internship or service learning experience in another country while still receiving academic credit towards their UAA degree! Students can choose programs from all over the world, use their financial aid to pay for program fees, and go abroad for the summer, a semester or an academic year.

Sober Seawolves meetings are starting up again for the fall semester! Sober Seawolves is a peer-led group for students in or working towards recovery as well as those who would like support with cutting back.

During the last academic year, the Provost and Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs led a UAA-wide effort to develop a draft Strategic Enrollment Management Plan (SEM Plan). A draft version of the SEM plan is available for view by UAA employees on the UAA Employee Intranet.

Join us for an inside look of the Culinary Arts program and dining on campus. Observe the hustle and bustle of the culinary arts students preparing sweet and savory treats for the bakery cart. Interact with the program faculty and hear about all the great things happening year-round in the Culinary Arts Program housed in Cuddy Hall.

Work up to 10 hours a week (Monday-Friday). Prefer if you have larger blocks of time. Pay is $3,000 for a semester, prorated for point in the semester.

With campus activities returning to pre-pandemic levels, I would like to take this opportunity to inform all departments of the University of Alaska’s cash management policies, especially frequency of deposits.

RIIN introduces healthcare students to the realities of providing care in rural Alaska. Students spend the beginning of the program in Anchorage, learning about Alaskan culture and meeting with healthcare professionals to hear about their experiences.