2021 Archive

Assistant professors with a focus on veteran and military member well-being in the School of Social Work would like to know about your experiences and what services you would find helpful to have on campus so they can better understand your needs on campus. In order to help, you can take a 15-minute survey and receive a $5 gift card.

The University of Alaska Human Resources is pleased to announce the upcoming HR Coordinator Training Sessions.

The Department of Residence Life is happy to announce that the applications for summer and fall housing are now open for students! UAA is proud to offer a high quality residential experience that is educational, social and focused on the academic success of students.

I am writing to follow up on UA Interim President Pitney’s message highlighting plans for the transition back to in-person campus operations and the work of the Post-COVID Workplace Team, which is shaping the system’s long-term protocols concerning onsite, remote and hybrid work.

Are you interested in exploring the best research, scholarship, and creative activities produced by UAA students? The 2021 Student Research & Creative Scholarship Showcase committee is gearing up for the first-of-its-kind offering to students, and we want YOU to help us evaluate the best student scholarship at UAA!

The UAA Chancellor Search Committee announced today that it has recommended eight candidates to meet with the UAA and Anchorage community in the final phase of the chancellor review process. These eight leaders were chosen from a pool of diverse and highly qualified candidates and will participate in student and community forums April 13-14.

Dr. Cheryl Siemers will serve as the new director of Kenai Peninsula College (KPC). Siemers currently serves as assistant director of academic affairs at KPC. She formerly served as director of advancement and academic dean at neighboring institution Alaska Christian College.

With all adult Alaskans now eligible for COVID vaccines and case rates in our communities relatively stable, President Pitney and the Chancellors are working on planning for more traditional operations in summer and fall, beginning this transition in mid-May.

This position will serve as program support including maintaining assorted databases and files, faculty/administrative support and assisting in scheduling and administration of professional development and contract training efforts, and student support and the first point of contact for students. Review of applications will begin on April 12, 2021 and will continue until this recruitment is closed.

If someone were to tell you we have had time machines for over 400 years, you might be hesitant to believe them. However, we have been using a tool to look back in time every time we look at the stars since Galileo! Join Omega Smith as she shows you how telescopes have let us peer into the distant past and how we observe the evolution of the universe. Live Q&A after the presentation on Facebook Live and Zoom.