Welcome to ANSEP at UAF
The Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program (ANSEP) is a University of Alaska academic program offered at UAF and UAA (where the program started). ANSEP is focused on creating new professionals in science, engineering and mathematics among indigenous students, although others interested in these subject areas are welcome to join.
Benefits of ANSEP:
- Work with students in your field of interest
- Study groups & student support
- Career information & professional contacts
- Summer internships
- Scholarship opportunities
- Free lunch at weekly meeting
ANSEP organizes essential weekly meetings that are designed to inform students of internship and scholarship opportunities. ANSEP promotes a community that helps students interact with each other to encourage academic assistance. Participation in study sessions is required. These sessions help students cope with the challenging classes required for their majors. Supplemental instruction sessions and study groups include math, physics, chemistry and biology.
Dr. Brian Rasley
ANSEP – UAF Director
Bunnell Building 405C
Fairbanks, AK 99775
907-474-5029
BTRASLEY@ALASKA.EDU
Please join us at weekly ANSEP meetings held every Tuesday at 1:00pm in the Rural Student Services Gathering Room in the Brooks Building. It is a great chance to chat with other students in the program as well as learn of professional activities. ANSEP provides lunch for participants.
Don't forget that meeting attendance is required to remain in good standing in the program; be sure to sign in each time. Please contact Brian (btrasley@alaska.edu), Robin (rmweinant@alaska.edu), or Olga (ojskinner@alaska.edu) if you have a conflict that prevents you from attending a meeting.