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The University of Alaska Fairbanks will receive $3.5 million in federal funding to
establish Alaska's first radiocarbon dating laboratory on the Troth Yeddha' Campus.
Read more about what the new lab will support.
Our employees now have an opportunity to apply for jobs before they are visible to
external candidates. Employees can access internal opportunities by selecting the
"Internal Jobs" option on the UA Careers page. Learn more about how to find internal jobs.
Alaska Sea Grant welcomes Sean Kelly as its new climate adaptation specialist. Based
at the downtown Anchorage office, Kelly will add capacity to Alaska Sea Grant's coastal
community resilience efforts. Read more about the experience Kelly brings to his new role.
Faculty: Turn textbook selection in by April 15
UAF is rolling out a new textbook purchasing system for students, in collaboration
with our new bookstore vendor, Barnes & Noble. Students will have a charge each semester
that will ensure their bundle of textbooks are guaranteed to be here for the first
day of classes. Faculty need to turn their textbook selections in by April 15 for timely ordering.
A workshop in Fairbanks will teach people how to lead a popular exercise program for
midlife and older adults in Alaska communities. Learn more about the class.
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