2020 Archive

Researching the stars

Travis Rector

During UAA Department of Physics and Astronomy Professor Dr. Travis Rector's 2018 sabbatical, he split his time between Arizona and Chile working on a telescope project decades in the making. Rector hopes that UAA students will be some of the first to get their hands on the groundbreaking data the telescope provides.

Have you ordered your textbooks?

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New for Spring 2020, all textbooks must be ordered online in advance for pickup or delivery by mail. Here's how it will work.

UAA Seawolf Tech Portal is here

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UAA IT Services (ITS) has recently deployed new tools that will provide a greater level of service and support for students, faculty and staff. We have just released the Seawolf Tech Portal; a tool that will allow you to submit/modify/retrieve IT requests and give users the ability to search knowledge base articles that contain solutions to solve some of the top technical issues called into the Technical Support Center.

Looking for room/furnished apartment to rent

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Provost search is launched

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Reminder: No classes and campus closed Monday, Jan. 20 for MLK Day

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UAA will be closed and classes will not be in session on Monday, Jan. 20, 2020, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day/Alaska Civil Rights Day.

Jan. 9, 2020: What is DirectPath and how can it help you?

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Want to learn more about DirectPath, your health care advocate? DirectPath provides advocacy services to help you navigate your health care benefits. They can also provide price comparisons for several procedures so you can choose the best provider for the best price.

Jan. 9, 2020: Staff Development Opportunities

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UAA Student Activities and Commuter Programs — January 2020

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Take a look at January 2020 events presented by UAA Student Activities. All events are free for UAA students.

Building a foundation for future generations

After taking her first step into the wider world by traveling to Argentina as an exchange student at age 14, alumna Kate O’Neill, M.A. Interdisciplinary Studies ’98, has taken on Peace Corps assignments in Kiribati and Jamaica, and has lived in Guatemala, Japan and the United Arab Emirates with her husband and three children. She currently serves as an associate professor of management at the American University of Afghanistan in Kabul. (Photo courtesy of Kate O’Neill)

How does a Seawolf end up as a professor all the way in Afghanistan? For interdisciplinary studies alumna Kate O’Neill, it all started at the dinner table.

2020 Posts Archive