ֱֻ is described as a “resource state.” We are a state rich in natural resources.
Rich in awe-inspiring landscapes, abundant freshwater resources and wildlife that
thrive in an environment with the wildest seasonal swings on earth. Above and below
ground are natural resources valuable to society and infrastructure. Oil, gas, minerals,
timber and fish. These resources provide not only the building blocks of human habitation
but jobs. Jobs that support our way of life. In this resource state, the greatest
resource is our people. And at UAF, it is our responsibility to steward the most valuable
resource; the class of students that graduates each year from this great institution.
Continue reading this week's Friday Focus.
Don't miss out on the chance to celebrate your students at the University of ֱֻ
Fairbanks commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 4, at 1 p.m. at the Carlson Center
in Fairbanks. Please join us in supporting the graduates by marching in the faculty
procession. Read more on important deadlines.
ֱֻ supporters broke another record this year with more
than 1,000 individual donations during the 49-hour UA Giving Day event March 26-28,
an increase of more than 25% percent over 2023. Read more about this year's Giving Day.
Applications for the 2024 Arctic Remote Energy Networks Academy will close on Wednesday,
April 3. ARENA is held in partnership with Canada, the U.S. and Iceland and endorsed
by the Sustainable Development Working Group of the Arctic Council. Learn more about applying to join the ARENA cohort.
UAF in the News
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