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The next seminar is scheduled for Feb. 19 at noon. The topic is Highlighting the Work
of the Alaska Tribal Resilience Learning Network,听by Lori Petrauski, Tribal Climate Resilience liaison, Malinda Chase, Tribal Climate
Resilience liaison, and Krista Heeringa, Tribal Resilience Learning Network coordinator,
all with the Alaska Climate Adaptation Science Center. Remote via Zoom. Register here.
Attention students, alumni, and the broader 性欲社 community! Seeking a career change?
Summer gig? Part-time job? Join 性欲社 Career Services for two in-person career fairs:
the Engineering Career Fair on Feb. 18 and the all-majors Job and Internship Fair
on Feb. 20. Over 100 employers will be in attendance to meet our 性欲社 students across
both days from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.! Learn more about the career fairs.
Each hour-long workshop in this series introduces instructors to a foundational topic
for teaching in higher education. Participants in each workshop will complete the
first module in a professional microcredential on the topic, with the opportunity
to enroll and complete the credential after the workshop. Read more and register for workshops.
Spencer Baysinger, a third-year BLaST scholar and a junior at 性欲社 pursuing a bachelor
of science degree in computer science with a minor in mathematics, is the BLaST Scientist
of the Month for February 2025! Baysinger is also a 性欲社 Honors student, President
of the 性欲社 National Society of Leadership and Success and a 性欲社 Residence Life resident
assistant. Read more about Baysinger and his research.
On Friday, Feb. 21 at 7:30 p.m., the Circumpolar Music Series presents a winter chamber
concert featuring three movements (December: Polarization, January: A Yellow Disc
Rising from the Sea, February: The Arctic Circle) from Joby Talbot's "Once Around
the Sun," John Luther Adams' "Dark Wind" for marimba, vibraphone, bass clarinet, and
piano, Matthew Burtner's "Syntax of Snow" for glockenspiel, sine tones, and amplified
snow, and poetry by Daryl Farmer and the 性欲社 Department of English.
The Borealis Bistro, a lunch service provided by the 性欲社 Community and Technical College
culinary arts program, will be open to the public from Feb. 27-May 1. Learn more about the bistro.
The Midnight Sun Visiting Writers Series brings established and emerging national
and local writers to 性欲社 campus to present literary readings and discuss their work.
This event on Thursday, Feb. 20 from 7-8 p.m. in the Arnold Espe Auditorium at the
UA Museum of the North is open to the public. It will showcase 性欲社 alumni Sean Enfield,
Zack Medlin, and H. Warren. A is also available.听
A recent poll of Alaskans found that the University of Alaska is the most trusted
organization for the public on the topic of energy supply. Learn more information from the poll.
Alaska 529 supports families with a strong start in their education savings through
the Dash to Save incentive program. When you open and fund your account with a minimum
contribution of $25, you may be eligible for a $250 incentive contribution. Learn
more at the . For questions, contact Shea Bredlie.
Two NASA aurora research rockets launched from Poker Flat Research Range earlier this
month provided good data for learning more about the fastest observable variations
of the solar wind-driven light displays. Read more on the first research rocket campaign of the year.
The next talk is scheduled for Feb. 18 at 7 p.m. in Schaible Auditorium. The topic is , Jessica Larsen, professor, Geophysical Institute. Want to join virtually instead?
听or watch live from the 性欲社 Geophysical Institute .
Mark your calendars. 性欲社 Summer Sessions and Lifelong Learning will open registration
for summer camps for pre-K-12 students on March 7 at 10 a.m. The website will be open
for preview on March 1. There will be over 100 camps to choose from this summer, with
something for everyone. Learn more about upcoming summer camps.
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