Contact Louisa Cryan at lrhayes@alaska.edu or (907) 796-6429 for help with a seamless transfer to UAS.
Welcome to the Juneau Campus! Part tour/part introduction to life at UAS, be sure to check out this 2-minute video to get a feel for our unique and inspiring residential campus. Contact us to arrange for a campus tour.
JAN 14: First day of Spring instruction
JAN 25: Spring 100% tuition refund drop date
FEB 1: Deadline for Spring graduation application
FEB 4: Summer semester class schedule available
FEB 11: Summer semester prority registration begins
Northwest Coast Native Art History & Culture* taught by Assistant Professor Wayne Price explores the traditional methods, materials, and images of Northwest Coast Native peoples. Sealaska partners with UAS on our new Northwest Coast Arts program.
*ART S263 (3 credits) stacked with non-credit AKLA S002
Get your Bachelor's degree, a job and salary while a student, and a guaranteed job after graduation with this special Coast Guard scholarship program. Includes up to two years PAID TUITION.
The University of Alaska Foundation Scholarship Application is open for the 2019-2020 academic year. By submitting a single application you will be able to apply for a majority of scholarships. Complete the General Application by February 15, 2019.
With over 30 years in education, the newly remodeled UAS Maritime Training Center is rising to meet the demand for a trained workforce ready for the job site. This state-of-the art facility houses a comprehensive welding lab, navigation simulator, training equipment, and diesel and electronics lab.
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As part of the regular cycle for reaffirmation of accreditation, the University of Alaska Southeast (UAS) is scheduled for a site visit by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) in conjunction with a Year Seven Self-Evaluation Report. The visit will take place in Juneau from April 24–26, 2019. UAS invites public comment on its qualifications for accreditation.
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A bomb adorned with building blocks, an extra-long spoon and a jar of jelly beans might not have a lot in common on the surface, but they’re all part of the same exhibition at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum. All those items are included in “Poems, Stories and Artifacts,” a collection of ekphrastic poems — descriptive poems focused on a scene or artwork — by students of University of Alaska Southeast associate professor and poet Emily Wall.
Read moreRegistration for the summer semester is underway. Academic administrators Kate Govaars and Louie Scott give details about the summer session, registration and assistance available.
Read moreResearchers in Sitka have been looking at the impact of microplastics on local shellfish. Their findings illustrate a possible connection between microplastics in butter clams and household laundry. Helen Dangel sits in her office at the Sitka Tribe of Alaska research building. The fisheries biologist is dressed like one: She wears a white lab coat and looks at slides through a microscope.
Read moreUAS has been working with SHI and IAIA since late 2016 and continues to enhance and grow its Northwest Coast Arts programs, most recently by hiring Tlingit master carver Wayne Price as associate professor of Northwest Coast Arts. Under the agreement, SHI will continue sponsoring a Native Artist Committee to provide advice and direction for development of programming. SHI will also provide access to the William L. Paul, Sr. Archives, ethnographic and art collections, and exhibits. Visiting artists will use space in the Delores Churchill Artist-In-Residence Studio or monumental arts space in the Walter Soboleff Building. Scholarships will be provided to qualified students.
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