Rural Centers
In 1987, the Interior-Aleutians Campus was created by a University of Alaska Fairbanks restructuring process which expanded to include rural areas and produced the College of Rural and Community Development. The Interior-Aleutians Campus became one of several rural campuses within the college.
The Interior-Aleutians Campus is unique among these campuses because it is decentralized throughout the Interior and part of the Aleutian chain. The Interior-Aleutians Campus is made up of six former Rural Education Centers. They each serve as the hub of educational services for the surrounding villages.
Aleutian-Pribilof Communities
- Adak
- Akutan
- Atka
- Cold Bay
- False Pass
- King Cove
- Nelson Lagoon
- Nikolski
- Sand Point
- St. Paul
- St. George
- Unalaska/Dutch Harbor
Tok Center Communities
- Alcan Border
- Boundary
- Chicken
- Dot Lake
- Eagle
- Northway
- Tanacross
- Tetlin
- Tok.
- Chistochina
- Delta Junction
- Gakona
- Mentasta Lake
McGrath Center Communities
- Anvik
- Grayling
- Holy Cross
- Lake Minchumina
- Lime Village
- McGrath
- Nikolai
- Shageluk
- Takotna
- Telida
Yukon Flats Communities
- Arctic Village
- Birch Creek
- Beaver
- Central
- Chalkyitsik
- Circle
- Fort Yukon
- Stevens Village
- Venetie
Nenana Center Communities
- Anderson
- Cantwell
- Clear
- Denali Park
- Healy
- Livengood
- Manley Hot Springs
- Minto
- Nenana
- Rampart
- Tanana
Yukon-Koyukuk Communities
- Allakaket/Alatna
- Bettles/Evansville
- Galena
- Hughes
- Huslia
- Kaltag
- Koyukuk
- Nulato
- Ruby