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Webinar: How to Deal with a Difficult Person, May 1

UA HR will host the webinar "How to Deal with a Difficult Person" on May 1.

"Exploring Diversity in Today's New Political Context", April 17

The event "Exploring Diversity in Today's New Political Context" will be hosted/sponsored by Professor Deborah Mole. This is a limited public forum.

Hiring: CBPP communications manager

The UAA College of Business and Public Policy is seeking a communications manager to join the team.

RSVP to Attend April 30 Spring Awards Ceremony

The UAA Community is invited to attend the Spring Awards Ceremony honoring UAA's Emeritus, Honorary Degree and Meritorious Service Award recipients on Wednesday, April 30, 11 a.m. in the Fine Arts Building Recital Hall.

Summer Baking Boot Camp for Youth

During the month of June, the UAA Culinary Arts department hosts week-long summer camps for youth aged 12-17.

Open forum: AVC for Facilities candidate interview, April 18

All students, faculty and staff (either at the Anchorage campus or the community campuses) are invited to listen and ask questions of the AVC for Facilities candidate Chris McConnell during this live session

PWSC will host Sea Kayaking Symposium, May 9-12

Prince William Sound College (PWSC) will host a Sea Kayaking Symposium In Valdez from May 9 - 12.

Paul Gabriel thesis defense, April 17

Paul Gabriel will defend the thesis "Measuring Volcanic Gaseous Elemental Mercury in Katmai National Park, and the Watershed Dynamics that Regulate Aquatic Uptake" on April 17.

The British Are Coming!: Paul Revere's Midnight Ride Vigil, April 18

The Department of Political Science invites students and employees to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of Paul Revere's midnight ride, with speakers and a student recitation of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's "Paul Revere's Ride."

Commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the Battles of Lexington and Concord, April 19

UAA's Department of Political Science in beginning an eight-year commemoration of the American War of Independence that began 250 years ago on April 19.

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