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Apply to graduate by Feb. 1. After Feb. 1, the fee rises to $80. March 1 is the final deadline to apply.
Community members can explore a wide array of health careers and educational opportunities
at the University of Alaska Fairbanks' 12th annual Alaska Interior Medical Education
Summit Feb. 3. Learn more about the event.
Get around campus safely! The Environmental Health, Safety, and Risk Management department
is providing free winter cleats to faculty, staff, and students. Read more on how to get your cleats.
UAF writers, join us in February for a Month of Writing with weekly sessions and a
supportive community. Develop skills in academic, technical, and creative writing,
along with techniques for productivity and wellness in our writing practices. Learn more about how to participate.
The VCR's Office, with support from Athletics, is excited to announce our third annual
Research at the Rink! Join us in celebrating UAF Research on Friday, Feb. 16 as our
Nanooks hockey team takes on the LIU Sharks! The puck drops at 7:07 p.m. We will have
two free tickets available for all staff, faculty, and students in research in any
capacity. Learn more about the event.
Register your research, creative or scholarly project for inclusion in this year's
Research and Creative Activity Day! Hosted by the Office of Undergraduate Research
and Scholarly Activity, RCA Day offers an opportunity for undergraduate students to
show research, creative and scholarly project experiences from the past academic year.
Learn more about how to enter.
The Graduate School Student Advisory Board, along with Project Hope North, is hosting
a free NARCAN Training! Please join us on Tuesday, Feb. 6 at 5:15 p.m. in the Schaible
Auditorium. Learn more about the training session.
The Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarly Activity congratulates individuals
who received an URSA 2023-2024 Mentor Award. Learn about the recipients.
Tickets are still available for the 2024 Alaska Nanooks raffle. The first-place prize
is a 2024 Ford Bronco Sport 4x4 (or $15,000 cash), second place is a pair of roundtrip
tickets on Alaska Airlines and third place is a pair of all-sport season passes for
the 2024-25 Alaska Nanooks athletics season. Read more about the raffle.
The iTeachU website is now part of the website for the UAF Center for Teaching and
Learning. Since 2011, iTeachU has been a UAF brand for faculty support for teaching
and learning. More than a decade later, UAF has grown and developed new ways to support
students and faculty. Read more about the update.
The University of Alaska Fairbanks Alumni Association has named Ryan Muspratt and
Kelly Ward as recipients of its 2024 awards. Read more about the award recipients.
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Student Health and Counseling is continuing its grief support group, Life After Loss,
now open to all UAF students, staff and faculty. The group will run in two sections
this semester, and registration for this first section is open until Feb 1. Read more about the group and register.
Free public talks in the next few weeks will explore Mount Edgecumbe volcano, the
peaking sun cycle's boost to aurora viewing, Alaska's role in new satellite observations
of Earth, and a program bridging Indigenous and Western fisheries science. Learn more about the talks and events.
Being equipped for cold weather in the Alaska Interior is not optional. Layering clothing,
wearing appropriate footwear, packing an emergency kit in the car with a blanket,
checking your vehicle for antifreeze and oil, and always maintaining at least a half
tank of gasoline are essential steps for wintertime safety. Read more and get tips on safe 40 below photos!
The UAF Study Away Office is hosting a new opportunity to learn more about exchange and study abroad programs.
Drop by Arctic Java every Tuesday from 1-3 p.m. to chat with the Study Away advisor
and other students. Read more about the coffee hour and programs discussed.
UAF Student Support Services (TRIO), in coordination with the Council for Opportunity
in Education's Opportunity Matters Book Club, is hosting a book club this spring featuring
First Gen: A Memoir by Alejandra Campoverdi. Thanks to a partnership between SSS and
the Center for Student Engagement, the author will join us on campus in late February
as keynote speaker at our annual celebration of TRIO Day! Learn more about the book club.
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