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Student designs UAS disc golf course

Juneau Empire - Morgan Johnson stood next to a small red flag behind the University of Alaska Southeast’s freshman dormitory on Friday. The UAS senior pointed out the various flags that mark the future tee and hole locations for a disc golf course. Peering down the tree line, several hundred feet down a small slope, three more red flags poke up out of the ground, marking the future site of a hole (or disc catcher), the spot individuals will throw their Frisbees to. ...More

Curious by Nature: What is glacial flour?

Juneau Empire - University of Alaska Southeast professor Eran Hood studies watershed-scale biogeochemistry, snow and alpine hydrology — to put it simply, Hood knows a lot about water in all its states. Glaciers are frozen rivers and they grind down the rock underneath them, Hood explained. The massive weight of the glacier creates tiny bits of rock called glacial flour, also known as rock flour or glacial silt. ...More

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Welcome to the Juneau Campus

When you live on campus, you’re automatically at the center of our university community; close to your classrooms, able to meet with your professors, join student clubs, even catch great performances—our campus was created to bring people together.

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Finish College Alaska

Education beyond high school increases salaries, job satisfaction, and security. No matter where you live in Alaska, UAS can help you increase your opportunities through education. Find out more on the Finish College Alaska website!

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Return with in-state tuition

The University of Alaska is truly world class — offering a broad array of degree programs, plus courses you'll only find in Alaska.

Visit Come Home to Alaska for more information.

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Your voice is important!

University of Alaska President Jim Johnsen invites your feedback on a proposal in response to current challenges to the UA budget. Strategic Pathways is a framework for a leaner and more streamlined university system on the UA Statewide website. Chancellor Rick Caulfield strongly encourages staff, faculty and students to review the document. Strategic Pathways will evolve over the next several months, and your input on the proposed focus areas for UAS will be critical to the final outcome. Email President Johnsen and the Board of Regents to let them know of your support for a vibrant university in Southeast Alaska at ua-pathways@alaska.edu.

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Outdoor Studies

For more information on Outdoor Studies and other exciting programs that incorporate Alaska’s natural environment, contact the Arts and Sciences Advising Office.

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Making Connections

UAS students of Alaska Native Languages & Studies have a wide variety of post-degree options, including graduate work in indigenous studies and research and teaching opportunities.

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(We're talking conversation.)

Visit the Tlingit Conversation Documentation website. This project, funded by the National Science Foundation, documents the Tlingit language by use of captioned video in both Tlingit and English.

View and listen for yourself.

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Art Meets Science

Announcing our annual showcase of student achievement at UAS. Students will present on a wide variety of topics within the arts and sciences—from literature to philosophy, mathematics to ceramics and more. Open to the public.