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Amanda Byrd, the chief storyteller at the Alaska Center for Energy and Power, is among
the winners of the Navigating the New Arctic photo contest. Byrd earned recognition for a photo taken in Kongiganak during her first ACEP storytelling
assignment in 2017. It shows children running along a boardwalk in the village with
the community’s 475 kw wind farm in the distance. Navigating the New Arctic projects
are funded by the National Science Foundation. More information about the NNA photo
contest, including the winning entries, is available here.
This training session provided by UA HR from 10-11 a.m. on Oct. 4 will give employees
and supervisors an easy, constructive overview on starting and maintaining effective
remote work environments. This training will cover: setting your schedule and designing
your remote work space; choosing technology; staying connected; building trust in your team; and avoiding burnout. To sign up for
this training session, please visit MyUA.
Please ensure your parking permit is valid. While warnings were issued for the first
week of the semester, parking attendants are now issuing citations according to the
parking policy.
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