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Several years ago, one of my best friends gave me a birthday card with a photo of
two old(er) ladies on it. At the top it read "We've been through a lot together."
Nice sappy Hallmark greeting, right? But then, right after that, it read "And most
of it was your fault." Can you believe that? I keep that card hanging up where I can
see it regularly because, first of all, it is funny, and second, it reminds me of
the importance of trying new things and occasionally getting yourself and your friends
and family involved in something that, at the time, maybe doesn't seem like such a
good idea after all. Continue reading this week's Friday Focus.
TimelyCare is offered as a supplement to the extensive existing in-person and virtual
services offered by the UAF Student Health and Counseling Center. This is a no-cost
service offered to enrolled students residing in the United States. These virtual
mental health services are available 24/7, 365 days/year, and include immediate crisis
care and up to nine ongoing counseling sessions per academic year. Learn more about the new service for students.
The University of Alaska Foundation Board of Directors has awarded the 2024 Edith
R. Bullock Prize for Excellence to Jaunelle Celaire, UAF professor of voice. Read more about the recognition for Celaire.
The Alaska Nanooks invite you to celebrate the return of the athletics season with
the second annual Food Truck Rally and Volleyball Tournament on Sept. 14 at the Patty
Center parking lot. Read more about the event and support our 'Nooks!
UAF in the News
University welcomes students back to campus (Fairbanks Daily News-Miner)
New and updated facilities open at UAF for the fall semester (KTVF)
Psychedelic medicine in Alaska | Line One (Alaska Public Media)
UAF launches new engineering degree that's part resource development, part sustainability
(Fairbanks Daily News-Miner)
Tamamta (all of us): Transforming Western and Indigenous Sciences together (Player FM)
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