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In a recent meeting, a member of my leadership team mentioned that April always feels
like a sprint to the finish line. I am sure many of you, especially students and faculty
who are wrapping up your final exams, can relate to that metaphor. However, for me,
it feels like the race has just begun. Read more...
Two undergraduate students in the College of Rural and Community Development, Alicia
Smoke and Dante Burk, have been awarded summer internships in linguistics at the University
of Oregon. Read more...
UAF in the News
The Lifesaving Sled Dog Balto Had Genes unlike Those of Dog Breeds Today (Scientific American)
Keeping Alaska's "heart" languages alive: Native language experts share personal stories
at the State Capitol (KNBA)
State of salmon is no rosy picture, UAF professor says (Alaska Public Media)
Innovation shines at annual UAF competition (Fairbanks Daily News-Miner)
Alaska had a quieter year for earthquakes in 2022, new report says (Alaska Beacon)
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