Taniesha Moses hired as Indigenous wellness outreach coordinator

Taniesha Moses has joined Rural Student Services as an Indigenous wellness outreach coordinator.
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UAF in the headlines

Researchers roll out new erosion tracking tech in Bristol Bay (Alaska Public Media)
Fairbanks Large Animal Research Station begins summer tours, featuring unique Arctic animals (KTVF)
Smog might damage your sense of smell (Drugs.com)
U.S. Olympic shooting team roster finalized (NBC Sports)

RAHI starts its 39th summer

Three people walk by a river. They carry fish nets.

The 2021 students will take core classes plus focus on research, rural education, chemistry, business, process technology, health or math. Read more

Teaching Tip: Introducing the online course evaluation rubric

The Online Course Evaluation Rubric serves as a framework for making notes on and progress toward preparing your course for next semester. Read more

Share your Sleeves Up for Summer vaccination story

Tell us why you got vaccinated and upload a snapshot on the University of Alaska's #SleevesUp form to share your story on university social media channels. Read more

What's on

Deadlines and reminders

Microbe exhibit opens in Homer

A new exhibit, “In a Time of Change: Microbial Worlds,” will open at the Pratt Museum in Homer on Friday, June 4. Read more

Cole kicks off 2021 Author's Corner lecture series

UAF Summer Sessions and Lifelong Learning and the University of Alaska Press will host the Author’s Corner lecture series starting June 7. Read more

Registration open for Nanooks basketball camp June 7-9

The Alaska Nanooks men's basketball team will host two age-based basketball camps June 7-9. Players of all skill levels are encouraged to attend. Read more

BLaST Scientist of the Month: David Harvey

A man sits at a computer pointing at the screen.

David Harvey has been selected as the Biomedical Learning and Student Training program's Scientist of the Month for June 2021. Read more

Short film shows UAF researchers in harsh Greenland landscape

The wind’s low, rumbling howl fills the ears for 89 seconds before a human voice is heard. The ice and snow of Greenland’s expanse passes below, seen through the lens of Brooklyn, New York, filmmaker Iva Radivojevic aboard a NASA surveillance aircraft. Read more