There are different ways to get involved based on your academic major or personal
interests. Whether you plan to live on campus, commute, or take classes virtually
from your home, we have the resources you need to be successful.
Community, inclusion and diversity are key values at UAA. Here you can find communities,
support, and engagement opportunities.
Supporting students with limited income, whose parent(s) or guardian(s) have not earned
a baccalaureate degree, and/or who experience a documented disability.

NSS is dedicated to serving all Native students (and their intersecting identities),
regardless of degree, major, GPA, etc. In both the on-campus NSS space and virtually,
students can find culturally-grounded and affirming programming, advising, advocacy,
and support, including the NET Program for incoming students.

MSS specifically works to uplift students who identify as Black, Indigenous, and People
of Color (BIPOC); multiracial or mixed heritage; LGBTQIA2S+ students; students who
practice minoritized religions, and international students. MSS has a dedicated space
on campus and fosters a sense of community and belonging.

Uplifting and advocating our Queer/Trans/LGBTQIA2S+ community by providing a space, events and programming which support the belonging, engagement and holistic
well-being of our community members.

Engage with Other Seawolves

Live & Learn On Campus
Live on campus and build community with each other in the First-Year Resident Experience (FYRE) program designed to incorporate social engagement and academic success.

Accessible Campus
Whether you’re engaging online or on campus, UAA strives to ensure equitable access
for all students. Disability Support Services (DSS) empowers, supports, and advocates for students who experience disabilities by partnering
with the University community in providing equal access to all programs, facilities,
services, and activities.
University Studies
University Studies (UNIV) courses help students transition into the university and
set them up for success.
- Learn strategies for college success
- Explore your interests and skills in light of career options
- Gain ownership of your educational experience
Check out UNIV Courses
Academic Advising
Advisors will help you understand your major and select the right classes to keep
you on track. Advisors are a great resource to help you make a plan to complete your
degree and plan for classes before registration opens.
Who is your academic advisor? See who your advisor is on the academic advising website.
Academic Advising
Learning Commons
Get resources to help you succeed in your classes through the Learning Commons, which
includes:
- Writing Center
- Math Lab
- Nursing tutoring
- Science tutoring
- Communication Center coaching
Learning Commons