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The UAF Community and Technical College Culinary Arts food truck is set to make its
highly anticipated return to the UAF Troth Yeddha' Campus on Wednesday, Aug. 14 from
11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Constitution Hall. Whether you're a fan of gourmet cuisine or
eager to support the next generation of culinary professionals, this is a can't-miss
food truck event on campus! Learn more about the CTC food truck.
The University of Alaska Fairbanks Community and Technical College (CTC) is hosting
its Registration Bash on Thursday, Aug. 15 from 4–6 p.m. at the CTC Downtown Center.
This event is an opportunity to learn more about UAF CTC programs through equipment
demonstrations and activities while enjoying free food. It is also a one-stop shop for current and prospective students to sign up for fall
semester classes. Learn more.
Currants are getting their day in the spotlight at the Far North Currant Festival.
Currants, a type of berry, grow well in Alaska and are found across the state, with
varieties ranging from a translucent red to trailing black. Read more about the free Aug. 24 event.
The Office of Undergraduate Research and Scholarly Activity has funding available
for up to $5,000 for projects focused on cultivating a culture of respect, connection,
belonging, and community for undergraduate students at UAF and UAF-affiliated campuses.
Learn more about the awards and how to apply.
Jim Myers, a professor of vegetable breeding and genetics at the College of Agricultural
Sciences at Oregon State University, will lead three workshops on saving seeds and
breeding plants. Read more and register for a workshop.
UAF NTS Collaboration and Learning Spaces will offer UA Zoom Training sessions to
anyone with UA Zoom account access: faculty, staff or UA system students. Have an
@alaska.edu email? You probably have a Zoom account! If you're new to the University
and would like to learn more about Zoom or you’re already familiar and want a quick
refresher, these sessions are for you. Check the full schedule of sessions.
This grant opportunity of up to $5,000 is open to all undergraduate students (from
any discipline and any UAF-affiliated campus) who are interested in conducting scholarly
work on various aspects of climate change, including but not limited to climate science,
climate policy, visual or written communication of climate issues, and climate adaptation
and mitigation strategies. We encourage proposals featuring interdisciplinary projects.
Read more on the URSA Climate Change Project funding and how to apply.
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Far North Currant Festival highlights less-known AK berry
