2023 Archive

Come join UAA's Combat Climate Change Club (C4) to watch "Eating Our Way To Extinction" and discuss how the modern food industry impacts indigenous groups as well as our planet. Now more than ever, it's important to learn what we can do to prevent climate change, and this documentary starring Kate Winslet will help us celebrate Indigenous People's Day as well as learn more about how the companies that make our food impact our future.

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.

UAA ITS Networking will be performing maintenance on the UAA network beginning Friday, Oct. 6 at 9 p.m. through 1 a.m. on Oct. 7 to improve network reliability and performance.

Is the Wendy Williamson haunted? Come find out for yourself! The Employee Experience Department, Student Activities, and the TBA Theatre are excited to partner to host the first Ghost Tours and Superstitions event at the Wendy! This event is free and open to all students and employees.

Want to learn how to write effective job postings that resonate with today’s top talent in just an hour’s time? Yes- it only takes an hour to learn these skills, with invaluable results!

Retired UAA staffer is looking for a responsible house sitter/cat sitter for the months of November and December 2023. My house is located 2 miles from UAA campus.

Whether in your personal or your professional life, are you the kind of person that brings out the best in others? Do people shine around you, or do they tend to withdraw, hesitate to show their best?

The AKNS Department is inviting staff, faculty, students & community members to participate in a fun interactive activity. The Indigenous people of Southeast Alaska are clan based societies and up until the early 20th century lived in large clan-based houses.