Have you ever wanted to see what the inside of the local National Weather Service
looks like? On Thursday, May 16 from 4-7 p.m., you will have your chance during Arctic
Research Open House. Learn more about the tour opportunity.
Diane O'Brien, interim director of the Institute of Arctic Biology, is one of 120
newly elected members to the National Academy of Sciences that were announced at the
organization's annual meeting. Read more on O'Brien and her election to the organization.
The Biomedical Learning and Student Training program at UAF invites students to apply
now to earn up to $6,000* to conduct research for the 2024-2025 academic year. This
award may be used to cover hourly wages, tuition, travel, supplies, and services.
The deadline to apply is Monday, May 27 by midnight.
Ahhh, summer in Fairbanks! Precious time to enjoy the midnight sun - sitting on a
blanket listening to live music, exploring the farmers' markets, treasure hunting
at garage sales, sampling diverse food truck cuisines, floating down the river...
and taking summer courses through the College of Liberal Arts! Wait? What? Yep! Summer
is the perfect time to delve into the Liberal Arts to gain a well-rounded understanding
of the world around us, and thus, a foundation that facilitates personal fulfillment,
professional achievement, social awareness, and civic engagement. Read more about summer CLA opportunities.
The University of Alaska is in its second year of offering the UA Teacher Internship
Scholarship to help those interested in teaching to complete a degree and become a
certified teacher for Alaska. The scholarship covers tuition and fees at UA Schools
of Education as well as a stipend of up to $10,000 to offset living expenses during
the critical full-time internship. Learn more about the internship.
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