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  • Denali from near Cantwell, Alaska.

  • Mountains near Cantwell, Alaska.

  • Denali from near Cantwell, Alaska.

  • A cow and calf moose move through fresh snow near Healy, Alaska.

  • Denali seen from just south of Fairbanks Alaska, beneath severe temperature inversion layers.

  • Low sun illuminates hoarfrost on spruce, poplar, and birch trees in Fairbanks, Alaska in a photo taken at midday near the winter solstice.

  • Hoarfrost coats spruce, poplar, and birch trees in Fairbanks, Alaska.

  • The full moon sets over Fairbanks, Alaska in mid-December's subzero temperatures.

  • Gilman Scholarship Recipient Kristal Yariem Perez Aviles.

  • Ashley Roylance, B.B.A. Management, celebrates outside the Alaska Airlines Center after UAA's Fall 2018 Commencement Ceremony.

  • Michael J. Pearce, B.S. Health Sciences, applauds during UAA's Fall 2018 Commencement Ceremony at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Chase P. Van Allen (?) at UAA's Fall 2018 Commencement Ceremony at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Jamie Logan, B.A. Sociology, receives her degree during UAA's Fall 2018 Commencement Ceremony at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Katie Irwin, UAA's first deaf student commencement speaker, speaks at UAA's Fall 2018 Commencement Ceremony at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Brittany Jemison, A.A.S. Medical Lab Science, during UAA's Fall 2018 Commencement Ceremony at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Anna V. Znamenskaya, A.A.S. Physical Therapist's Assistant, during UAA's Fall 2018 Commencement Ceremony at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Kendra R. Daniels, B.S. Health Sciences, at UAA's Fall 2018 Commencement Ceremony at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • UAA Fine Arts Building manager and stage lighting guru Cedar Cussins, photographed in the catwalks above the mainstage theater.

  • Damage in the UAA Administration and Humanities Building following a 7.0 magnitude earthquake.

  • Unshelved books and damage in the UAA Consortium Library immediately following a 7.0 magnitude earthquake.

  • UAA students, faculty, and staff evacuate the Administration and Humanities Building and ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building immediately following a 7.0 magnitude earthquake.

  • UAA students, faculty, and staff evacuate the Administration and Humanities Building and ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building immediately following a 7.0 magnitude earthquake.

  • UAA students, faculty, and staff evacuate the Administration and Humanities Building and ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building immediately following a 7.0 magnitude earthquake.

  • UAA signage along Providence Drive after a snowfall.

  • Students arrive at UAA's Administration and Humanities Building in the pre-dawn winter light after a snowfall.

  • UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building in the pre-dawn winter light after a snowfall.

  • Psychology major Nathan Weber shares a moment with a wistar rat he and his lab partner trained using a Skinner box during associate professor of psychology Gwen Lupfer's Psychology of Learning Laboratory in UAA's Natural Sciences Building.

  • Psychology majors Nathan Weber, left, and Jacob Lim, right, train a wistar rat using a Skinner box during associate professor of psychology Gwen Lupfer's Psychology of Learning Laboratory in UAA's Natural Sciences Building.

  • Psychology major Jacob Lim trains a wistar rat using a Skinner box during associate professor of psychology Gwen Lupfer's Psychology of Learning Laboratory in UAA's Natural Sciences Building.

  • Associate professor of psychology Gwen Lupfer photographed with wistar rats during her Psychology of Learning Laboratory in UAA's Natural Sciences Building.

  • Psychology majors Cha'ron McCray, left, and Hannah Pryce, right, train a wistar rat using a Skinner box during associate professor of psychology Gwen Lupfer's Psychology of Learning Laboratory in UAA's Natural Sciences Building.

  • Psychology major Cha'ron McCray reviews her data as she and her lab partner train a wistar rat using a Skinner box during Lupfer's Psychology of Learning Laboratory in UAA's Natural Sciences Building.

  • Associate professor of psychology Gwen Lupfer checks on the progress of psychology majors Cha'ron McCray, left, and Hannah Pryce, right, as they train a wistar rat using a Skinner box during Lupfer's Psychology of Learning Laboratory in UAA's Natural Sciences Building.

  • Clouds move through the pass between the Chugach and Talkeetna Mountains in Southcentral Alaska.

  • Clouds move through the pass between the Chugach and Talkeetna Mountains in Southcentral Alaska.

  • A Hawk Owl in a Spruce Tree in Southcentral Alaska.

  • A Hawk Owl in a Spruce Tree in Southcentral Alaska.

  • A Gray Jay in a Spruce Tree in Southcentral Alaska.

  • Clouds move through the pass between the Chugach and Talkeetna Mountains in Southcentral Alaska.

  • Clouds move through the pass between the Chugach and Talkeetna Mountains in Southcentral Alaska.

  • UAA Professor and Director of Geological Sciences Dr. Simon Kattenhorn holds a model of Jupiter's Moon, Europa, the subject of his current work with NASA in his lab at UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building.

  • UAA Fall 2018 Commencement Speaker Katie Irwin.

  • Electrical Engineering students participate in a study group as they prepare for their Power Systems midterm in UAA's Engineering and Industry Building

  • The Heath Satow sculpture "Inflorescence" in front of UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building;

  • Samson Phillips practices welding during instructor Greg Russo's Welding Lab in UAA's Gordon Hartlieb Hall.

  • Instructor Greg Russo helps student Samson Phillips with his welding technique during Russo's Welding Lab in UAA's Gordon Hartlieb Hall.

  • Computer & Networking Technology (CNT) Associate Professor Chris Foster's helps Ndermim Dobrova as he learns to disassemble and reassemble a computer during Foster's PC Architecture and Building (CNT A162) course at UAA's University Center.

  • Christian Heine learns to disassemble and re-assemble a computer during Computer & Networking Technology (CNT) Associate Professor Chris Foster's PC Architecture and Building (CNT A162) course at UAA's University Center.

  • Collection of insects collected in S.E. Asia during the Vietnam War by Robert Huntsman and donated to the Alaska Museum of Sciene and Nature.

  • Collection of insects collected in S.E. Asia during the Vietnam War by Robert Huntsman and donated to the Alaska Museum of Sciene and Nature.

  • Collection of insects collected in S.E. Asia during the Vietnam War by Robert Huntsman and donated to the Alaska Museum of Sciene and Nature.

  • Collection of insects collected in S.E. Asia during the Vietnam War by Robert Huntsman and donated to the Alaska Museum of Sciene and Nature.

  • UAA's ANSEP (Alaska Native Science & Engineering Program) Building.

  • Caelea Henderson crochets fireside in the UAA Student Union Den during a meeting of UAA's Chronicles of Yarnia student club.

  • Early November scenery along the Glenn Highway, near Glennallen Alaska.

  • Early November scenery along the Glenn Highway, near Glennallen Alaska.

  • Early November scenery along the Glenn Highway, near Glennallen Alaska.

  • Early November scenery along the Glenn Highway, near Glennallen Alaska.

  • Aviation Maintenance student Desmond Corpuz with a donated Piper Cherokee used by his class at UAA's Aviation Technology Complex on Merrill Field.

  • Aviation Maintenance Instructor Tom Mitchell instructs Aviation Maintenance students Robert Gibbs, left, and Junior Daniel, right, as they work on a wing after removing it from an aircraft in the hangar at UAA's Aviation Technology Complex on Merrill Field.

  • From left; Aviation Maintenance students Kaasan Braendel, Desmond Corpuz, and Roland Rodriguez work on an aircraft after removing its wing in the hangar at UAA's Aviation Technology Complex on Merrill Field.

  • Aviation Maintenance students learn to work on control cables on a donated Piper Cherokee at UAA's Aviation Technology Complex on Merrill Field.

  • Seawolf Cessna used by students in the Aviation Maintenance program at UAA's Aviation Technology Complex on Merrill Field.

  • UAA Theatre and Dance Department's 2018 Production of "Playhouse Creatures" by April de Angelis.

  • Tammalivis Salanoa

  • Kaylin Jones, Donald Lagerlef, F. Robert Bell Scholarship.

  • Evangeline Dooc, Exxonmobil Innovation Advancement Scholarship.

  • Mary Ryan, Kay Fanning Memorial Journalism Scholarship.

  • Max Zaki, College of Engineering Scholarship.

  • Amber Ford, Dr. Ping-Tung Chang Scholarship.

  • Aqsa Mussarat, Engineering Dean's Excellence Award.

  • UAA/ISU Doctor of Pharmacy Program student Leyla Sinyawski builds medicine capsules during Pharmacy Technology Instructor Deb Cieplak's capsule building lab in UAA's Professional Studies Building.

  • Pharmacy Technology Instructor Deb Cieplak teaches UAA/ISU Doctor of Pharmacy Program student Maggie Baldock during her capsule building lab in UAA's Professional Studies Building.

  • UAA/ISU Doctor of Pharmacy Program students build medicine capsules during Pharmacy Technology Instructor Deb Cieplak's capsule building lab in UAA's Professional Studies Building.

  • UAA/ISU Doctor of Pharmacy Program student Michelle Bay builds medicine capsules during Pharmacy Technology Instructor Deb Cieplak's capsule building lab in UAA's Professional Studies Building.

  • UAA School of Nursing student Taylor Chong prepares an insulin shot for her patient during a simulated patient care scenario in UAA's Health Sciences Building Simulation Center.

  • UAA School of Nursing student Phoebe Sayasane monitors her patient's vital signs during a simulated patient care scenario in UAA's Health Sciences Building Simulation Center.

  • Computer Science & Engineering Assistant Professor Frank Witmer works with Planetarium Manager Omega Smith as they use the UAA Planetarium for visualization of Witmer's work on the Alaska EPSCoR Southcentral Test Case project, which analyzes drivers of change in the Kenai River watershed.

  • Crossing Cuddy Quad toward UAA's Rasmuson Hall.

  • UAA Employee Wellness Program and Practicum Coordinator Kyra McKay photographed in UAA's Human Performance Lab at Eugene Short Hall.

  • UAA Employee Wellness Program and Practicum Coordinator Kyra McKay photographed in UAA's Human Performance Lab at Eugene Short Hall.

  • Fall colors along Providence Drive at UAA.

  • Fall colors and termination dust on the mountains behind UAA's Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Fall colors at UAA.

  • Fall colors at UAA's Consortium Library.

  • 2018 Alumni of Distinction Humanitarian Award recipient Josie Wilson.


  • Providence Kodiak Island Medical Center Emergency Room Supervisor Lydia Cullum, a UAA nursing alum.


  • Academic Counselor and Professor of Counseling Barbara Brown teaches University Studies A150 in the Campus Center at UAA's Kodiak College.

  • New welding student Chris Gilbert learns the basics of using a plasma cutter in James Selkirk's welding class inside the Industrial Arts Building at UAA's Kodiak College.

  • New welding student Chris Gilbert learns the basics of using a plasma cutter in James Selkirk's welding class inside the Industrial Arts Building at UAA's Kodiak College.

  • Applied Technology instructor James Selkirk discusses boat building techniques with new welding student Chris Gilbert inside the Industrial Arts Building at UAA's Kodiak College.

  • From right; Jennifer Smith and Emily Larson prepare a lab experiment during Cindy Trussell's Chemistry A103 course at UAA's Kodiak College.

  • Students work together on an in-class assignment exploring the periodic table of elements in Cindy Trussell's Chemistry A103 Course at UAA's Kodiak College.

  • UAA Communications Director Dave Webb and Art Director Joe Nedland on the hills overlooking the City of Kodiak.

  • View from above the City of Kodiak.

  • Holy Resurrection Russian Orthodox Church in Kodiak.

  • Brown bears along a salmon stream in Kodiak.

  • The 2018 Celebrity Chef Invitational held at Lucy's in UAA's Lucy Cuddy Hall.

  • The 2018 Celebrity Chef Invitational held at Lucy's in UAA's Lucy Cuddy Hall.

  • The 2018 Celebrity Chef Invitational held at Lucy's in UAA's Lucy Cuddy Hall.

  • The 2018 Celebrity Chef Invitational held at Lucy's in UAA's Lucy Cuddy Hall.

  • Alumni of Distinction Emerging Leader Award recipient Jason Hart.

  • Outside Anchorage Museum prior to UAA Chancellor Cathy Sandeen and Museum of Anchorage Executive Director Julie Decker signing a Memorandum of Understanding recognizing the mutual benefits to be gained through collaboration between UAA and the Anchorage Museum.

  • UAA Civil Engineering Alumna Carla Baxley, Senior Project Engineer in the Airport Design Group at R&M Consultants, Inc.

  • UAA Dean of the College of Business and Public Policy Karen Markel.

  • USUAA President Geser Bat-Erdene is interviewed by a local television news crew about UAA's new virtual campus tour.

  • Marketing student Catherine Helberg studies on UAA's Cuddy Quad.

  • Engineering students Mason Smales, Megan Wagner, Kaily Stanton, and Monique Mojica study on UAA's Cuddy Quad.

  • Health Sciences Junior Megan Hoover studies on UAA's Cuddy Quad.

  • Chef Noah Miller instructs Culinary Arts student Shelby Boos during Miller's A la Carte Kitchen and Culinary Skill Development laboratories in Lucy Cuddy Hall's Bakery.

  • Bakery lab assistant Tasha Quiet brings out pastries for Chef Noah Miller's A la Carte Kitchen and Culinary Skill Development laboratories in Lucy Cuddy Hall's Bakery.

  • Chef Noah Miller instructs Culinary Arts students Jannie Mangalus and Shelby Boos during Miller's A la Carte Kitchen and Culinary Skill Development laboratories in Lucy Cuddy Hall's Bakery.

  • Culinary Arts student Alexandra Gilpin reviews recipe notes during Chef Noah Miller's A la Carte Kitchen and Culinary Skill Development laboratories in Lucy Cuddy Hall's Bakery.

  • Culinary Arts students make truffles during Chef Kellie Puff's advanced bakery and bakery skill development laboratories in Lucy Cuddy Hall's Bakery. From left; Joyce Seekatz, Finn Massey, lab assistant Tasha Quiett, Samantha Hokanson, and Sarah Cook.

  • Students on Cuddy Quad in front of Rasmuson Hall during the first week of UAA's 2018 Fall Semester.

  • New campus housing residents move into UAA's North Hall.

  • Fly agaric (Amanita muscaria) mushrooms sprout outside the ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building after a rainy August on the UAA Campus.

  • UAA Director of Athletics Greg Myford, photographed in the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • UAA Alumna Candace Blas manages The Church of Love in Spenard, a former church which now serves as a community space for Spenard, providing workspaces and a venue for local artists and performers, as well as hosting classes through the connected Anchorage Community House (ACH).

  • UAA Alumna Candace Blas manages The Church of Love in Spenard, a former church which now serves as a community space for Spenard, providing workspaces and a venue for local artists and performers, as well as hosting classes through the connected Anchorage Community House (ACH).

  • Konna Tallman, from Dimond High school in Anchorage, learns basic lab skills from Dr. Kathryn Milligan-Myhre as part of the Micro & Genetics lab portion of the Della Keats Health Sciences Summer Program in UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building.

  • UAA Truman Scholar Michael Lowe.

  • New Student Orientation leader Jennifer Spencer.

  • Samantha Davenport, Executive Editor of The Northern Light (TNL), UAA's student newspaper, photographed in the TNL office in the Student Union.

  • Dr. Brandon Briggs, Assistant Professor, <br /> Department of Biological Sciences, holds microbes modified at UAA using CRISPR which were recently sent into space by NASA.

  • Cathy Sandeen, UAA's new Chancellor, photographed outside the Administration and Humanities Building.

  • Cathy Sandeen, UAA's new Chancellor, photographed in the chancellor's office in the Administration and Humanities Building.

  • Micah Hahn, Assistant Professor of Environmental Health at the Institute for Circumpolar Health Studies at UAA. Hahn is leading a project to track the arrival and spread of invasive tick species in Alaska.

  • A mother moose and her calves wander the UAA campus in front of the Administration and Humanities Building.

  • A mother moose and her calves wander the UAA campus in front of the Administration and Humanities Building.

  • Clara Baldwin, center, Emilia Brown, left, and. Kelsey Lellig, right, photographed for UAA's College of Business.

  • A cow moose and her calf feed in Chugiak, Alaska.

  • A cow moose and her calf feed in Chugiak, Alaska.

  • UAA's Alaska Airlines Center.

  • UAA's Alaska Airlines Center.

  • UAA's Alaska Airlines Center and the Osman Akan sculpture “Lucerna."

  • Summer on UAA's Cuddy Quad, outside Cuddy and Rasmuson Halls

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • Arctic Thunder 2018 Airshow, JBER Alaska.

  • UAA Employee Appreciation Day, 2018.

  • UAA students Abbie Lampman, Maile Johnston, and Daniel Ogden, photograped on campus for UAA's new WolfTracks App.

  • UAA students Abbie Lampman, Maile Johnston, and Daniel Ogden, photograped on campus for UAA's new WolfTracks App.

  • UAA students Abbie Lampman, Maile Johnston, and Daniel Ogden, photograped on campus for UAA's new WolfTracks App.

  • UAA students Abbie Lampman, Maile Johnston, and Daniel Ogden, photograped on campus for UAA's new WolfTracks App.

  • A husky howls for the home team in front of the spine connecting UAA's Rasmuson Hall and Wells Fargo Sports Complex.

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), tracking radio tagged Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) to their roosts at dawn on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), tracking radio tagged Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) to their roosts at dawn on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), inspects the wing of a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) after banding and radio tagging it on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), collects data on a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) before banding and radio tagging it on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), releases a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) after affixing a band and radio tag to it on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), affixes a ratio tag to a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), trims the hair on a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) so she can affix a radio tag to it on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), holds a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) after affixing a band and radio tag to it on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), shows the radio tag she affixed to a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), holds a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) before affixing a band and radio tag to it on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, right, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), and Tracey Gotthardt, left, Director of the Applied Environmental Research Center (AERC), work together to band and radio tag Little Brown Bats (Myotis lucifugus) on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the AERC are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), holds a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) after affixing a band and radio tag to it on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), holds a radio tag in place as the glue dries on a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), affixes a radio tag to a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, right, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), and Tracey Gotthardt, left, Director of the Applied Environmental Research Center (AERC), work together to band and radio tag Little Brown Bats (Myotis lucifugus) on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the AERC are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, right, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), and Tracey Gotthardt, left, Director of the Applied Environmental Research Center (AERC), work together to band and radio tag Little Brown Bats (Myotis lucifugus) on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the AERC are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), bands and radio tags a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), bands and radio tags a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), retrieves a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) from a mist net so it can be banded and radio tagged on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • A Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) is caught in a mist net prior to being banded and radio tagged by UAA researchers on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), retrieves a Little Brown Bat (Myotis lucifugus) from a mist net so it can be banded and radio tagged on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. Researchers from ACCS and the Applied Environmental Research Center are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Researchers from UAA's Applied Environmental Research Center band and radio tag Little Brown Bats (Myotis lucifugus) on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. The AERC team is working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Equipment used by researchers from UAA's Applied Environmental Research Center and the Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS) to band and radio tag Little Brown Bats (Myotis lucifugus) on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. The joint AERC/ACCS team is working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Jesika Reimer, left, Assistant Zoologist at UAA's Alaska Center for Conservation Science (ACCS), and Tracey Gotthardt, right, Director of the Applied Environmental Research Center, prepare mist nets used to capture Little Brown Bats (Myotis lucifugus) for radio tagging on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. The joint AERC/ACCS team is working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Patrick Sullivan and Misty Libby of the Applied Environmental Research Center, prepare mist nets used to capture Little Brown Bats (Myotis lucifugus) for radio tagging on Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER) near Anchorage, Alaska. AERC and the Alaska Center for Conservation Science are working with DOD wildlife managers to determine where JBER bats roost and assess their potential vulnerability to white-nose syndrome. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Common Loon (Gavia immer) on a Lake in Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Common Loon (Gavia immer) on a Lake in Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Common Loon (Gavia immer) on a Lake in Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Common Loon (Gavia immer) on a Lake in Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Common Loon (Gavia immer) on a Lake in Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Common Loon (Gavia immer) on a Lake in Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Spruce Grouse (Falcipennis canadensis) in Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Spruce Grouse (Falcipennis canadensis) in Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Spruce Grouse (Falcipennis canadensis) in Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Spruce Grouse (Falcipennis canadensis) in Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Spruce Grouse (Falcipennis canadensis) in Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Spruce Grouse (Falcipennis canadensis) in Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Spruce Grouse (Falcipennis canadensis) in Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Harlequin Ducks (Histrionicus histrionicus) in a beaver pond in the mountains of Southcentral Alaska.

  • Harlequin Duck (Histrionicus histrionicus) in a beaver pond in the mountains of Southcentral Alaska.

  • Wandering Tattler (Tringa incana) on a beaver pond in the mountains of Southcentral Alaska.

  • Wandering Tattler (Tringa incana) on a beaver pond in the mountains of Southcentral Alaska.

  • Wilson's Warbler (Cardellina pusilla) in the mountains of Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Wilson's Warbler (Cardellina pusilla) in the mountains of Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Golden Crowned Sparrow (Zonotrichia atricapilla) in the mountains of Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Northern Redbelly Snake (Storeria occipitomaculata) in Southern Minnesota. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Northern Redbelly Snake (Storeria occipitomaculata) in Southern Minnesota. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Female Painted Turtle (Chrysemys picta) in search of a nesting site in Southern Minnesota. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Female Painted Turtle (Chrysemys picta) in search of a nesting site in Southern Minnesota. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Common Garter Snake (Thamnophis sirtalis) in Southern Minnesota. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Gray Treefrog (Hyla versicolor or chrysoscelis) in Southern Minnesota. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Gray Treefrog (Hyla versicolor or chrysoscelis) in Southern Minnesota. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Arctic Terns (Sterna paradisae) tend nests in the coastal wetlands of Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Arctic Terns (Sterna paradisae) catch Salmon Smolt in the coastal wetlands of Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Arctic Terns (Sterna paradisae) catch Salmon Smolt in the coastal wetlands of Southcentral Alaska. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Birch trees sprout leaves in front of UAA's Consortium Library.

  • Alaska Museum of Science and Nature. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Alaska Museum of Science and Nature. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Alaska Museum of Science and Nature. Photo by James R. Evans

  • Alaska Museum of Science and Nature. Photo by James R. Evans

  • New layout and displays at the Alaska Museum of Science and Nature in Anchorage.

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