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Free ANCSA 101 training open to all UA employees and students

On Monday, Sept. 21, the ANCSA Regional Association will offer an introductory training on the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act to the University of Alaska community.


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Did you know for the first time in UA history, Alaska Native language names will lead a university course listing?

On a summer day, nine students paddled a 28-foot cedar dugout canoe through the waters off the coast of Juneau. It was the final day of Dámaan agán hl ḵíng, Take Good Care of Yourselves, a new dual enrollment course in Indigenous Health and Healing Pathway offered through the University of Alaska Southeast.


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Fall 2026 UA DS 'All Access' Neurodiversity Workshop Series

Join UA Disability Services this fall for a three-part virtual workshop series exploring neurodiversity in higher education. This series is open to all.

 

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Understanding the Collective Bargaining and Approval Process

Navigating the Path to a First Contract.


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Funding Opportunity: Gene Sharp Lectureship for Nonviolent Action

The University of Alaska Foundation is pleased to announce a new funding opportunity through the Gene Sharp Lectureship for Nonviolent Action. The fund supports UA programs and activities that advance the study, practice and teaching of nonviolent action.


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Your tuition benefit and Alaska 529: A formula for success

As a University of Alaska employee, you may have access to one of UA's most valuable benefits: a generous tuition waiver. But tuition is only one part of the total cost of earning a degree.

Human Resources News

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Upcoming TIAA and Fidelity campus visits

Retirement advisors are coming to campus!


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September Benefits News

All benefit-eligible employees are encouraged to stay up to date on valuable information from the benefits team.


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Labor Day timesheet deadline is TODAY at 5 PM

Due to the Labor Day holiday, employee timesheets are due by 5:00 PM on Friday, September 4.

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Review your pay information before payday

Did you know? You can review your pay information before payday!


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Navigating change with confidence

Change is a constant part of the workplace, and knowing how to navigate it can make all the difference.


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How to deal with a difficult person (October 22nd)

Target Audience: Anyone wishing to improve their ability to communicate with others.

IT News

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Upcoming Google Workspace changes: What's happening

As previously shared, the University of Alaska has been working to better manage Google Workspace storage totals. The next few months bring some important, concrete steps toward that effort. Below is information about the additional changes users can expect.

Personnel News

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University of Alaska Foundation welcomes Stephanie Monahan

Stephanie Monahan joined the University of Alaska Foundation on Aug. 24 as the Director of Strategic Initiatives.

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UAS welcomes new faculty in Arts & Sciences, Career Education and Education

UAS is welcoming seven new full-time faculty members for the fall 2026 semester, bringing advanced knowledge in disciplines that include housing policy, Indigenous arts, marine power technology and educational leadership.