The Chancellor’s Cabinet consists of 22 directors, which is used as an advisory group
on policy, new initiatives, and thorny issues. They are thoughtful and representative
of a broad swath of UAF. It is a group with its finger on the pulse of the university.
On Monday, the last cabinet meeting before the winter break, we dedicated an hour
to a look ahead. All members were given the opportunity to share their, or their unit’s
big goals for the next academic year or an introspective look back, things that worked
or things that didn’t. It was a very interesting and inspiring 60 minutes. What I
heard was an overwhelming sense of hope and optimism.
UAF in the News
Rain could soon overtake snow in parts of the Arctic, top scientists warn (Business
Insider)
Starving seabirds on Alaska coast show climate change peril (Chron.com)
UAF hockey wins second straight over UAA in Governor’s Cup series Anchorage Daily
News)
Students learn to cook under pressure - and enjoy it (Petersburg Pilot)
UAF partners with Alaska students for a mammoth of a project (Juneau Empire)
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