Alaska Sea Grant welcomes John Williams as our new fisheries workforce specialist,
based in Cordova, Alaska. He will coordinate statewide commercial fishing training
and events as well as provide extension, education and applied research in support
of regional needs. Learn more about Williams and what he brings to his new role.
UAF faculty members, adjunct instructors, postdoctoral researchers, graduate students
and staff from all disciplines and UAF-campuses are eligible to apply for up to $5,000
in supply and service funds to support undergraduate research, creative, and scholarly
learning opportunities. Applications will be accepted through Sunday, April 28 by 11:59 p.m.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of higher education, the establishment of a Center
for Teaching and Learning represents the next iteration of academic excellence at
UAF. Learn more about CTL's reach beyond the digital landscape to cater to all learning modalities.
The UAF Center for Teaching and Learning seeks faculty and student applicants to participate
in the Learner Experience Advocacy Program for the 2024 fall semester. LEAP is a semester-long
faculty development program where trained undergraduate students partner with participating
instructors to share feedback on their online courses. Read more and apply now.
Cutworms, voles and moose are common garden invaders in Interior Alaska, but, in the
past decade, a pest that frequently eats its way through salad greens and other plants
in Southcentral and Southeast Alaska has also made its appearance in gardens north
of the Alaska Range: slugs. Learn more about the slugs and report sightings.
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