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Former UAF Alumni Association President John Davies poses with the Tradition Stone at the annual alumni reunion luncheon at the Fairbanks Princess Hotel.
Alumni & friends
Photo by Allison Blanchard, UAF Marketing and Communications
Volunteer Megan Otts plants flowers on the Fairbanks campus.
After graduating from UAF, many alumni stay in Fairbanks or elsewhere in Alaska to begin their careers. But a UAF degree may also land you a job in any other state or another country. Oil companies and tour operators, government agencies and non-profit organizations, Native corporations and school districts are just some of the places UAF graduates are working.
Transcripts and student records are available to UAF alumni through the Registrar's Office.
UAF graduates may also wish to stay aware of university-related legislation, budget issues, education issues and facts and figures.