2022 Archive

Registration is open for the 2022 Virtual Alaska Food Festival and Conference. This year’s theme is “Everybody Eats: Nourishing Our Culture, Our Health, Our Future.” It opens with a pre-conference movie on Thursday, March 17, and the full conference runs Friday and Saturday, March 18-19.

Due to slick and dangerous weather conditions on campus, and out of an abundance of caution, UAA will be closed today, Feb. 22, 2022. All on-campus events and activities are canceled. All classes — online and in-person — are canceled. Employees should work remotely, as they are able, and communicate with their supervisors to make appropriate arrangements.

A few minutes of your time can make a big difference! Take our survey to help assess library services, collections, and facilities. We know your time is important, so we anticipate the survey will take no more than ten minutes.

The Institute of Social and Economic Research (ISER) is hosting a series of seminars for the UAA community. ISER faculty, staff and guests will present on varied topics, from research on the PFD to misinformation on Facebook. Seminars are Tuesdays over the lunch hour.

Priority registration for fall 2022 begins April 1 and students are transferring in to attend UAA. Help make sure you and your students are ready for another amazing semester by attending this transfer credit brown bag session hosted by the Office of the Registrar.

The Culinary Arts & Hospitality Administration Department is looking for a hardworking and reliable steward to join our team. Located at Lucy's Restaurant in the Lucy Cuddy Hall on the UAA campus. If you enjoy working in a fast-paced environment, then this job is for you! Position is available for students taking 6 credit hours or more for the semester. Please see job posting for details and apply today!

The Consortium Library cares what you think. Take our survey! A few minutes of your time can make a big difference. After completing the survey, you can enter for a chance to win one of several $50 online gift cards.

The Seawolf Food Pantry is asking for donations from the UAA community to assist in stocking the shelves before it opens to help students who experience food insecurity.

Starting with the foundational agreement that systemic bias is an everyone, every day, institutionalized problem, this workshop will explore what it means as individuals to contribute to a solution — day to day, minute by minute, situation by situation.

We invite you to use a new smartphone tool called Exposure Notification Express (ENX). ENX will improve the ability to slow community spread of COVID-19 by empowering Alaskans to act quickly if they come into contact with an individual who later tests positive for the virus. The system will be available on iOS Tuesday, Jan. 11, and on Android Jan. 18. To opt in, turn on Exposure Notifications in your iPhone settings or download the Alaska COVID ENX app in the Google Play store. The tool is completely voluntary and anyone in Alaska can use it.