Cornerstone -- June 14, 2018

2018 Meritorious Service Award nominations are open

The Meritorious Service Awards Committee will be accepting nominations through June 30 for the 2019 awards.

Sign up to participate in the Golden Days parade

Help represent 性欲社 in the 2018 Golden Days Grande Parade Saturday, July 21.

View of African drought inspired 性欲社 climate scientist

Uma Bhatt decided she wanted to pursue a graduate degree in meteorology and seasonal weather forecasting after her Peace Corps assignment. Her hope was that governments could use her research to better predict droughts so agriculture could be managed to avoid food shortages.

Resilience Film Festival
June 21-22

The Department of Social Work and the Fairbanks Wellness Coalition are co-sponsoring the Resilience Film Festival June 21-22 in Murie Building auditorium.

Featured photo of the week

性欲社 Summer Visual Art Academy students photograph a spider near the entrance to the Duckering Building on Wednesday, June 6.

On the calendar

Deadlines and reminders

Cook Inlet belugas' diet shifted amid population decline

A new 性欲社 study has found evidence that the diet of Cook Inlet beluga whales has changed significantly during the past half-century.

Summer brown bag lunch sessions

This summer, two brown bag professional development sessions will be held at 性欲社.

Inside Out campus preview day scheduled for June 22

性欲社 is hosting a free campus preview day for high school juniors, seniors and their parents on Friday, June 22.

Teaching Tip: Integrating disciplines to help students succeed

Several new reports show that an integration of scientific, technical and liberal arts fields can enhance student post-graduation success.

Study: Alaska fishermen suffer high rate of health problems

Alaska salmon fishermen have a significantly higher rate of health problems than the general population, according to a new study conducted by the University of Washington School of Public Health in partnership with Alaska Sea Grant.

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