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The International Arctic Research Center and the College of Rural and Community Development
will co-host their next virtual seminar series "A Place for Knowledge Exchange" on
April 18 at noon. April's conversation is with Courtney Carothers, Harmony Jade Sugaq
Wayner and Freddie Christiansen on the intersection of well-being and fisheries. Learn more about the speakers and register.
Join us in the Wood Center Ballroom on Wednesday, April 17 from 6-8 p.m. for a fun
improv performance, designed to teach you how to stay safe, the science behind how
alcohol affects your body and mind, the costs of drunk driving, how to care for a
drunk person, how to always get home safe, and more! Learn more about the free improv show.
UAF is making it more affordable and convenient for students access their required
course materials with the launch of the UAF Bookstore Bundle program. Starting in
fall 2024, students will have the option to rent all required textbooks, lab manuals,
access codes, digital materials and electronic books for a flat fee of $20 per credit
hour. This charge is automatically applied to their student account upon registering
for classes. Students who prefer not to participate will have the option opt-out of
the program and continue to purchase their course materials on their own. Learn more about the new bundle.
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.
Join Alaska Center ICE and representatives from the United States Patent and Trademark
Office for Kelp and Coffee on Monday, April 22 from 9-10:15 a.m. in Murie 301. An
overview of patents and trademarks within the context of Alaska's mariculture industry
will be provided, as well as kelp, coffee, and a continental breakfast for those in
person. For virtual attendees, bring questions, a favorite mug, best kelp recipe and
accompanying photos to share. Read more and register.
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.
This is a reminder that animals, except for service animals, are not permitted in
UAF buildings without prior approval or permission as an accommodation for a documented
disability. This policy is intended to optimize the safety and health of students,
faculty, staff, and visitors. Read more about the policy.
Please join a pop-up, group, silent meditation dedicated to global peace on Monday,
April 29 from 1-2 p.m. in the Wood Center common area (lower level). The event is
open to all and beginners are welcome. Read more on the meditation event.
We have a new makerspace challenge for April. This challenge invites you to get inspired
by the changing season—melting snow, returning birds, budding plants, and longer days—and
create something in the MILL. Read more about this month's challenge.
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Kelp and Coffee with the USPTO
