Giving Day continues through 1 p.m. on March 28 so you still have time to rally support
for UAF with Nanooks around the world! Please consider donating to a program or challenge
important to you, and maximize support for UAF during Giving Day 2024! Visit the website to see where your donations can be supersized thanks to our challenge
sponsors.
Dreaming of maximizing your summer with online courses? UAF eCampus is pleased to
announce summer scholarships available for online courses, each valued at $500. Hurry - the deadline to apply is March 27! Learn more and apply.
Navigating the balance between creativity and practicality is a familiar journey,
whether in the kitchen or at the writing desk. Like selecting recipes from a cookbook,
we can curate writing strategies that align with our goals and time constraints. Learn more on writing strategies.
The UAF Office of Sustainability is looking for art to feature in the upcoming Sustainability
Art Show at the Wood Center, April 4-24. All UAF students, faculty and staff are invited
to submit artwork. Read more on submitting entries into the art show.
Fem-Con is a program at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, focused on the idea of
celebrating and empowering femininity, and many events are being hosted throughout
that week. Come show off your Cosplaying skills on Saturday, March 30 from 1-2 p.m.
at the Wood Center-Multi-Level Lounge, and come dressed to impress! Read more on the event and registering.
Show your support for sexual assault survivors by wearing teal on Tuesday, April 2
(the color for Sexual Assault Awareness Month). By wearing teal, you signal that you
are a safe person for survivors to trust. Come to the Wood Center wearing your teal
to enter a raffle between noon to 2 p.m. Learn more about wearing teal.
Artists and writers can apply for the 2024 Dalton Highway artist-in-residence position,
based this year at the University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Toolik Field Station. Read more on the residency and how to apply.
Now that you're back from Spring Break, you may find it a little challenging to set
your mind to finishing your classes. Here are some tips to help you get back on track
and finish the semester strong! Read more on bouncing back.
Residents in four communities in Southcentral Alaska can learn how to preserve meat
and vegetables in workshops led by the University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative
Extension Service. Read more about the April classes and register.
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