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  • Black Spruce trees enshrouded in ice fog outside UAA's Fine Arts Building.

  • UAA's Alaska Airlines Center, through hoarfrost-encrusted trees.

  • Banners celebrating UAA's graduates in the parking lot of the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Frost-covered trees frame UAA's Engineering and Industry Building.

  • UAA's Engineering and Industry Building and Parrish Bridge.

  • UAA's Health Sciences Building, Engineering and Industry Building, and Parrish Bridge.

  • The sun rises behind UAA's Health Sciences Building and Engineering and Industry Building.

  • A UAA Parking Services welcome sign covered in frost on a chilly morning.

  • UAA's Consortium Library through frost-covered trees.

  • Spruce trees cast shadows on UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building in the low winter sun.

  • UAA's Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program Building on a frosty morning.

  • A view across ice-choked Cook Inlet from the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail near downtown Anchorage.

  • UAA's Planetarium & Visualization Theater in the ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building celebrates ten years of operation this month.

  • Dr. Veronica Howard teaches Intro to Behavioral Analysis (PSY A200) in UAA's Social Sciences Building.

  • Will Davis shapes pottery on a wheel during Professor of Art Steve Godfrey's Intermediate Wheelthrowing course (ART A302) in Gordon Hartlieb Hall.

  • Professor of Art Steve Godfrey teaches his Intermediate Wheelthrowing course (ART A302) in Gordon Hartlieb Hall.

  • Will Davis shapes pottery on a wheel during Professor of Art Steve Godfrey's Intermediate Wheelthrowing course (ART A302) in Gordon Hartlieb Hall.

  • Left to right: Trevor Sporer, Katie Radford, Tierra Nettles, and Meghan Duryea work together on a group assignment exploring the math behind radial engines during Dr. Mark Fitch's Art of Math course (MATH A115) in UAA's Social Sciences Building.

  • Chair and Professor of Mathematics Dr. Mark Fitch explains the math behind radial engines during his Art of Math course (MATH A115) in UAA's Social Sciences Building.

  • Chair and Professor of Mathematics Dr. Mark Fitch explains the math behind radial engines during his Art of Math course (MATH A115) in UAA's Social Sciences Building.

  • Chair and Professor of Mathematics Dr. Mark Fitch explains the math behind radial engines during his Art of Math course (MATH A115) in UAA's Social Sciences Building.

  • Colton Chythlook visualizes motion of pistons as he listens to Chair and Professor of Mathematics Dr. Mark Fitch explain the math behind radial engines during his Art of Math course (MATH A115) in UAA's Social Sciences Building.

  • Frontwoman Stephanie Plate, B.S. Civil Engineering '09, sings alongside her husband, vocalist and guitar player Ronnie Plate, B.S. Geological Science '10, and guitar player John Mason Venhaus, A.A. General Program '15, B.S. Health Sciences '17, B.A. Philosophy '18, as Anchorage rock band Thera rehearses for an upcoming show opening for Taking Back Sunday at the Bear Tooth Theatrepub‎.

  • UAA Education Alumna Danielle Riha, who teaches Middle School at the Alaska Native Cultural Charter School (ANCCS), has been named the 2019 Alaska Teacher of the Year by Alaska Department of Education and Early Development.

  • A young moose causes a stir in UAA's Eugene Short Hall by laying down to rest by the front door as students transit between classes.

  • First Year Student Advisor Quentin Simeon talks with Shane Mueller in the First Year Advising Center in UAA's Professional Studies Building.

  • Ryan Buchholdt, Sustainability and Business Manager for UAA's Facilities and Campus Services.

  • Fertilized stickleback fish eggs in UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building are sorted by Biological Sciences graduate student Kelly Ireland as she works on her research project, which will examine the effects of petrochemicals on the fishes' development.

  • Jeremy Zidek, BA JPC '02, Public Information Officer at State of Alaska, Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management.

  • Air Traffic Control Student Luis A. Barajas Duran directs simulated aircraft in the UAA Aviation Technology Center's Tower Simulator.

  • Air Traffic Control Student J.P. Prince role plays as inbound aircraft for other students participating in a simulated scenario in the adjoining Tower Simulator in UAA Aviation Technology Center.

  • Steam rises off Chester Creek as the sun rises behind the UAA Spine on a cold February morning.

  • UAA signage with the sun peeking behind the College of Engineering's new art installation "Changing the World" by Artist Patrick Garley.

  • Rehearsal for UAA's 2019 Symphony of Sounds in the Fine Arts Building Recital Hall.

  • A half moon sets over the Heath Satow sculpture "Inflorescence" in front of UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building.

  • Cory Stuart tries for best time in a snowshoe race across UAA's Cuddy Quad during Winterfest festivities.

  • Leaders in the blindfolded snowshoe race make their way to the finish line on UAA's Cuddy Quad during Winterfest festivities.

  • Geologic Sciences Major Gabrielle Bejarano, photographed in the ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building.

  • '09 Finance Alum Tara Gondek, owner of Bateau Bridal Boutique.

  • '09 Finance Alum Tara Gondek, owner of Bateau Bridal Boutique.

  • Bohemian Waxwings devour berries on ornamental trees on the west end of the UAA Campus.

  • The UAA Campus and U-Med district seen from the Fireweed Business Center in midown Anchorage.

  • Former Seawolf Track and Field Star David Registe is now Director of Programs at The Dome in Anchorage.

  • UAA College of Health Assistant Professor and Interim Director of Medical Lab Science Grace Leu-Burke in her lab in UAA's Health Sciences Building.

  • Saw-Whet Owl in nest box, Chugiak Alaska.

  • UAA 2018-2019 Atwood Chair Larry Persily.

  • Spring sunlight pours into the UAA Consortium Library atrium.

  • Moon set over the Kenai Mountains, Alaska.

  • Flyfishing, Kenai Lake, Alaska.

  • Great Horned Owl, Chugiak, Alaska.

  • Red Squirrel, Chugiak Alaska.

  • UAA Alum Rebecca Barker, MSW '17, BA ANTH '13, is Loussac Library's new full-time social worker.

  • Business Management senior and media entrepreneur Chidi Iwuoha photographed in front of the Weidner Center in UAA's Rasmuson Hall.

  • Morning sun on Pat Garley’s “Changing the World” engineering sculpture outside UAA's Engineering and Computation and Natural Sciences Buildings.

  • UAA Nursing Alum Tyler Morris, photographed in UAA's Health Sciences Building.

  • UAA's Student Union and Bookstore.


  • UAA College of Engineering build team member Mark Credito dons his hard hat before participating in a bridge-building demo at the send-off for the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) Steel Bridge Competition in the UAA Engineering and Industry Building Structures Lab.

  • UAA College of Engineering build team member Shoshanna Johnson participates in a bridge-building demo at the send-off for the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) Steel Bridge Competition in the UAA Engineering and Industry Building Structures Lab.

  • Aviation Technology Division's new Director, Paul Herrick, photographed with a Seawolf Cessna 180 at Merril Field outside UAA's Aviation Technology Building.

  • Physical Education major Madeline Eliassen performs body composition testing using a "Bod Pod" on fellow PhysEd major and Seawolf Track and Field athlete Yvonne Jeschke in the Human Performance Lab in UAA's Eugene Short Hall.

  • Human Performance Testing Adjunct Junland Navarro monitors Physical Education Major and Seawolf Track and Field Athlete Yvonne Jeschke during testing in the Human Performance Lab in UAA's Eugene Short Hall.

  • Matanuska Valley and Chugach Range, Alaska.

  • Geomatics students Katie Miller, left, and Kiva McCarthy, right, study in the UAA spine outside the Natural Sciences building during an April snowstorm.

  • From left: Josiah Phillips, Tim Brown, and Hojung Jang cross Cuddy Quad during an April snowstorm on the UAA Campus.

  • UAA Theatre and Dance during a dress rehearsal in the Harper Studio for "Betrayal," written by Harold Pinter and directed by UAA theatre major Paitton Reid. The play stars Alexandra McCall, Ben Hagensieker, and Chase Knutson.

  • Clouds move over the Chugach Mountains behind UAA's Parish Bridge.

  • UAA Journalism and Public Communication student Malia Barto records video as she, Moriah Miller, right, and other classmates report on a story for an assignment in Professor Joy Mapaye's Television News Reporting course (JPC A344).

  • UAA Journalism and Public Communication student Chase Burnett reviews footage while filming a story for an assignment in Professor Joy Mapaye's Television News Reporting course (JPC A344).

  • Stanford debaters Andrew Chizewer and Danielle Danielle Mitalipov strategize during an exhibition debate between UAA and Stanford University at Loussac Library's Wilda Marston Theater. UAA's debate team bested Stanford's, arguing the pro on the night's question "Is America Ready for Socialism?"

  • Seawolf debator Robert Hockema takes the podium during an exhibition debate between UAA and Stanford University at Loussac Library's Wilda Marston Theater. UAA's debate team, consisting of Hockema and John Macy, bested Stanford's, arguing the pro on the night's question "Is America Ready for Socialism?"

  • Seawolf debator Robert Hockema takes the podium during an exhibition debate between UAA and Stanford University at Loussac Library's Wilda Marston Theater. UAA's debate team, consisting of Hockema and John Macy, bested Stanford's, arguing the pro on the night's question "Is America Ready for Socialism?"

  • Golden Eagle, Southcentral Alaska.

  • Sharp-Tailed Grouse, Alaska.

  • Kyle Wilson, left, Austin Pavlas, center, and Michael Dunn, right, work on problems at the white board as engineering students review for finals in the Mixsell-Piccard Family Collaboration and Learning Center in UAA's Engineering and Industry Building.

  • UAA Chancellor Cathy Sandeen photographed atop the Administration and Humanities Building.

  • Electrical Engineering and Mathematics Major Henrique Miller demonstrates a Planeterella Device, an aurora borealis simulator that functions on glow discharge DC plasma, which he helped construct in the physics lab inside UAA's Natural Sciences Building.

  • Welding and Non Destructive Testing student Tia Thompson in UAA's weld lab at Gordon Hartlieb Hall.

  • Welding and Non Destructive Testing student Tia Thompson in UAA's weld lab at Gordon Hartlieb Hall.

  • Examples of 3G and 4G welding standards in UAA's weld lab at Gordon Hartlieb Hall.

  • Spring 2019 Commencment Alumni Speaker Peter Kudenov. Peter Kudenov finished his MA in English in December 2013. His thesis was titled, “Rhetorical Player Engagement in Fallout: New Vegas.” In his thesis, he attempted to describe a model for analyzing rhetorical participation between plays and player characters in videogames and used Fallout to demonstrate what successful rhetorical interactions looked like. Currently Peter is a PhD student in the Communications, Rhetoric, and Digital Media program at North Carolina State University. His day-to-day work includes a variety of teacher and research assistantships.

  • Travis Jennings, B.S. Biological Sciences, celebrates before receiving his degree during UAA's 2019 Spring Commencement at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Eva Gregg, B.S.W. Social Work, holds up her degree during UAA's 2019 Spring Commencement at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Maria Radillo Luna, B.S.W. Social Work, receives her degree during UAA's 2019 Spring Commencement at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Chidiebere Iwuoha Jr., B.B.A. Management, films himself walking to receive his degree during UAA's 2019 Spring Commencement at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Steven Word, B.B.A. Management Information Systems, waits to receive his degree during UAA's 2019 Spring Commencement at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Tran Phu, B.B.A. Management, celebrates after receiving his degree during UAA's 2019 Spring Commencement at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Snowshoe Hare, Chugiak Alaska.

  • Red-necked Phalarope, Southcentral Alaska.

  • Red-necked Phalarope, Southcentral Alaska.

  • Short-billed Dowitcher, Southcentral Alaska.

  • Arctic Groundsquirrel, Alaska.

  • Orb weaver, Alaska.

  • Lesser Yellowlegs, Matanuska Valley, Alaska.

  • Lesser Yellowlegs, Matanuska Valley, Alaska.

  • Lesser Yellowlegs, Matanuska Valley, Alaska.

  • Lesser Yellowlegs, Matanuska Valley, Alaska.

  • Lesser Yellowlegs, Matanuska Valley, Alaska.

  • Lesser Yellowlegs, Matanuska Valley, Alaska.

  • Lesser Yellowlegs, Matanuska Valley, Alaska.

  • Lesser Yellowlegs, Matanuska Valley, Alaska.

  • Lesser Yellowlegs, Matanuska Valley, Alaska.

  • Lesser Yellowlegs, Matanuska Valley, Alaska.

  • UAA Environment and Society Junior Nicolas Donatelli holds a peony root cutting and shovel as he and his hired hands prepare to plant his first crop of the flowers in Palmer. Donatelli is among a growing number of Alaskan entrepreneurs seeking to capitalize on the high demand for peonies for weddings and Alaska's favorable growing conditions for the flowers.

  • Moose, Southcentral Alaska.

  • Moose, Southcentral Alaska.

  • Bonaparte's Gull, Southcentral Alaska.

  • Bonaparte's Gull, Southcentral Alaska.

  • Golden-Crowned Sparrow, Southcentral Alaska.

  • Common Loon, Southcentral Alaska.

  • UAA Biology Graduate Student Kelly Ireland with collecting equipment at South Rolly Lake as researchers from UAA, University of Massachusetts Lowell, University of Connecticut, and University of Texas at Austin collaborate on a joint field collection of stickleback fish. The tiny and abundant fish are the subject of intensive study at UAA and elsewhere because of their genetic variability and their surprising physiological parallels with humans.

  • Red Splendor Crabapple Trees, planted in the 1970s, blossom on the south side of UAA's Wendy Williamson Auditorium.

  • Human Performance Testing Adjunct Junland Navarro leads a wellness break on Cuddy Quad.

  • Fledgling Saw-Whet Owls peek out from their nest box in Southcentral Alaska.

  • UAA Seawolves logo under morning sun in the Wells Fargo Sports Complex.

  • Chancellor Cathy Sandeen shows off her Seawolf pride as she gets ready to throw the first pitch at UAA Night at the Ballpark as UAA hosts a Chugiak-Eagle River Chinooks baseball game at Lee Jordan Field in Chugiak.

  • Zane Miller from UAA Facilities and Maintenance unloads trees with the horticulture team in front of the ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building in preparation for a belated Arbor Day volunteer tree-planting event to honor UAA's 10 years as a certified Arbor Day Foundation Tree Campus.

  • David Drake helps prapare trees for planting in front of the ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building during a belated Arbor Day volunteer tree-planting event to honor UAA's 10 years as a certified Arbor Day Foundation Tree Campus.

  • Jacob Peterson, son of UAA arborist Kara Monroe, joins volunteers as they plant trees in front of the ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building during a belated Arbor Day volunteer tree-planting event to honor UAA's 10 years as a certified Arbor Day Foundation Tree Campus.

  • Volunteers plant trees in front of the ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building during a belated Arbor Day volunteer tree-planting event to honor UAA's 10 years as a certified Arbor Day Foundation Tree Campus.

  • Volunteers plant trees in front of the ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building during a belated Arbor Day volunteer tree-planting event to honor UAA's 10 years as a certified Arbor Day Foundation Tree Campus.

  • A bumble bee feeds on nectar from lupine flowers outside UAA's Engineering Parking Garage.

  • UAA USTA Scholarship Recipient to Austria Quenton Nelson photographed on UAA's Cuddy Quad.

  • Future Seawolves meet UAA staff during the campus resource fair portion of Howl Days new student orientation in UAA's Student Union.

  • Lichanura Trivirgata, a Rosy Boa from the mountains of Southern California.

  • UAA Anthropology alumna Anne Velardi. Velardi's master's thesis, “Cultural Age Markers and Differential Treatment Due to Age: How Do We Know Someone Is Old?” was recently recognized by the European Network in Aging Studies as 2019's best master's thesis in the field of aging studies.

  • Tree Swallow with food for its young, Matanuska Valley Alaska.

  • Alaskans stand together against the governor's budget veto at a protest rally in front of the Anchorage Legislative Building.

  • Delphiniums bloom outside the UAA Student Union.

  • Economics and History Major Joseph Longuevan, photographed in UAA's Cuddy Hall.

  • A rally to override the governor's vetoes of the budget featuring Grammy-winning Alaska rock band Portugal. The Man at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • A rally to override the governor's vetoes of the budget featuring Grammy-winning Alaska rock band Portugal. The Man at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • USUAA's Alex Jorgensen and Trevor Storrs, President of Alaska Children's Trust, host a rally to override the governor's vetoes of the budget featuring Grammy-winning Alaska rock band Portugal. The Man at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • USUAA's Alex Jorgensen and Trevor Storrs, President of Alaska Children's Trust, host a rally to override the governor's vetoes of the budget featuring Grammy-winning Alaska rock band Portugal. The Man at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • John Gourley of Grammy-winning Alaskan rock band Portugal. The Man as they perform at a rally to override the governor's vetoes at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • John Gourley and Eric Howk of Grammy-winning Alaskan rock band Portugal. The Man as they perform at a rally to override the governor's vetoes at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • A rally to override the governor's vetoes of the budget featuring Grammy-winning Alaska rock band Portugal. The Man at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Alaska's last surviving Constitutional delegate, Vic Fischer, speaks at a rally to override the governor's vetoes of the budget featuring Grammy-winning Alaska rock band Portugal. The Man at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Grammy-winning Alaskan rock band Portugal. The Man perform at a rally to override the governor's vetoes at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Zachary Carothers of Grammy-winning Alaskan rock band Portugal. The Man as they perform at a rally to override the governor's vetoes at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • A rally to override the governor's vetoes of the budget featuring Grammy-winning Alaska rock band Portugal. The Man at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • A rally to override the governor's vetoes of the budget featuring Grammy-winning Alaska rock band Portugal. The Man at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Sunflowers bloom in front of UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building.


  • Fireweed and other wildflowers bloom in Hatcher's Pass, Alaska.

  • Summer rains move through Hatcher's Pass Alaska.

  • River Beauty blooms in Hatcher's Pass, Alaska.

  • UAA's Wendy Williamson Auditorium.

  • A moose wanders past the Heath Satow Sculpture "Inflorescence" on the UAA campus outside the ConocPhillips Integrated Science Building.

  • The morning sun shines through the skylights in UAA's Student Union.

  • Amanda Magnusen, Ismael Ortiz, and Brian Gonzalez move into the UAA residence halls the week before the 2019 Fall Semester.

  • UAA residence halls welcome new students the week before the 2019 Fall Semester.

  • Seawolves Volleyball player Talia Leauanae climbs the rock wall at UAA's 2019 Campus Kickoff on Cuddy Quad.

  • Air traffic over UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building.

  • Smoke from wildifres makes for an orange sunrise and hazy mountains behind UAA's Consortium Library.

  • UAA Professor of Art Education Dr. Herminia Din in the Kimura Gallery with her latest project focusing on plastic pollution, Our Plastic Ocean, Our Clean Ocean: A Popup Book.

  • 2019 UAA Alumni of Achievement Award recipient Jacki Holzman, Deputy Regional Administrator at FAA Alaskan Region.

  • KeyBank Scholarship recipient, UAA Accounting Junior Frank Woo.

  • Erin O'Leary and other Geomatics students tour the work being done by the Municipality of Anchorage to replace the Chester Creek culverts under Providence Drive outside UAA as part of Assistant Professor David Brock's Engineering Surveying (GEO 256) course.

  • Geomatics students from Assistant Professor David Brock's Engineering Surveying (GEO 256) course join UAA Facilities personnel to tour the work being done by the Municipality of Anchorage to replace the Chester Creek culverts under Providence Drive outside UAA.

  • UAA's Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program (ANSEP) Academy.

  • Sportsman's Lodge Owner, UAA Alum and former Seawolf hockey player Brian Kraft, Marketing '92, with his Cessna 206 at Lake Hood in Anchorage.

  • Fall colors on Lake Hood in Anchorage, the world's busiest seaplane base.

  • UAA Aviation Maintenance Technology student Kaasan Braendel on the job maintaining helicopters at Pathfinder Aviation on Merril Field. Last spring, Braendel received the Golden Wrench Award from the University of Alaska Anchorage, Aviation Technology Divison. This award is given to the graduating student who has attained the highest achievement in academic excellence, professional conduct and demonstration of applied skills.

  • Biological Sciences Sophomore Michael Martinez studies ways to isolate rare earth metals from samples of Alaskan coal in Professor Brandon Briggs' lab in UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building.

  • Biological Sciences Sophomore Michael Martinez studies ways to isolate rare earth metals from samples of Alaskan coal in Professor Brandon Briggs' lab in UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building.

  • Leaves under one of the first snowfalls of the season on the UAA Campus.

  • UAA's Cuddy and Rasmuson Halls.

  • Aileen Page presents her ceramic work to faculty and fellow Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) students during a BFA check-in and critique session in UAA's Fine Arts Building.

  • Kimberlyn Sheldon presents her paintings to faculty and fellow Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) students during a BFA check-in and critique session in UAA's Fine Arts Building.

  • Fast-moving clouds from an approaching weather system move over UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building.

  • Fast-moving clouds from an approaching weather system move over UAA's Consortium Library.

  • Kenai Mountains, Alaska.

  • Migrating Trumpeter Swans, Portage, Alaska.

  • Migrating Trumpeter Swans, Portage, Alaska.

  • Migrating Trumpeter Swans, Portage, Alaska.

  • Migrating Trumpeter Swans, Portage, Alaska.

  • Chugach Mountains, Alaska.

  • Mount Redoubt, across Cook Inlet from Clam Gulch, Alaska.

  • Harbor Seal, Homer, Alaska.

  • Homer Spit, Alaska.

  • Homer Spit, Alaska.

  • Homer Spit, Alaska.

  • Loon, Homer, Alaska.

  • Juvenile Bald Eagle, Homer, Alaska.

  • Juvenile Bald Eagle, Homer, Alaska.

  • Juvenile Bald Eagle, Homer, Alaska.

  • Juvenile Bald Eagle, Homer, Alaska.

  • Juvenile Bald Eagle, Homer, Alaska.

  • Homer Spit, Alaska.

  • Sea Otter, Homer Alaska.

  • Sea Otter, Homer Alaska.

  • Sea Otter, Homer Alaska.

  • Sea Otter, Homer Alaska.

  • Kachemak Bay, Alaska.

  • Biology graduate researcher Ralf Dagdag splits cell cultures in an incubator designed to mimic the human body's environmment to test immune responses for work on his master's thesis "Virus vs. Host: The Commander Complex and Potential as Novel Antiviral Genes" in Professor Eric Bortz' tissue culture lab in UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building.

  • AHAINA Student of Excelllence, Legal Studies Senior Amanda Magnusen.

  • UAA Department of Theatre and Dance 2019 Dance in Performance.

  • UAA Department of Theatre and Dance 2019 Dance in Performance.

  • UAA Department of Theatre and Dance 2019 Dance in Performance.

  • UAA Department of Theatre and Dance 2019 Dance in Performance.

  • UAA Department of Theatre and Dance 2019 Dance in Performance.

  • UAA Department of Theatre and Dance 2019 Dance in Performance.

  • UAA Department of Theatre and Dance 2019 Dance in Performance.

  • UAA Department of Theatre and Dance 2019 Dance in Performance.

  • UAA Department of Theatre and Dance 2019 Dance in Performance.

  • UAA Department of Theatre and Dance 2019 Dance in Performance.

  • Cooper Hanson preps snowshoes as Physical Ed Professional students and faculty from Outdoor Leadership Theory and Practice (PEP A365) prepare to host snowshoe games on Cuddy Quad after the first major snowfall of the season at UAA.

  • Physical Ed Professional students and faculty from Outdoor Leadership Theory and Practice (PEP A365) host a game of snowshoe volleyball on Cuddy Quad after the first major snowfall of the season at UAA.

  • Automotive Technology student Justin Yi works on brake assemblies during instructor Randal Smith's brake systems (ADT A150) course in UAA's Automotive and Diesel Technology Building.

  • Automotive Technology instructor Randal Smith teaches his brake systems (ADT A150) course in UAA's Automotive and Diesel Technology Building. From left: student Angelo Lotino, student Hannah Thayer, instructor Randal Smith, and student Johan Nuesca.

  • Automotive Technology student Mallory Hanna works on a brake assembly during instructor Randal Smith's brake systems (ADT A150) course in UAA's Automotive and Diesel Technology Building.

  • Automotive Technology students Jared Stouff, right, and Mallory Hanna, left, work on a brake assembly during instructor Randal Smith's brake systems (ADT A150) course in UAA's Automotive and Diesel Technology Building.

  • Automotive Technology student Caleb Welch works on a brake assembly during instructor Randal Smith's brake systems (ADT A150) course in UAA's Automotive and Diesel Technology Building.

  • Journalism and Public Communications Professor Elizabeth Arnold teaches her Selected Topics in Journalism and Public Communications: Podcasting (JPC A490) course in UAA's Professional Studies Building.

  • Ice fog obscures the sun over spruce trees around Mosquito Lake on the East end of the UAA Campus.

  • Low winter sun illuminates the staircases and skywalks in UAA's ConocoPhillips Integrated Science Building.

  • Mount Susitna is lit by morning sun behind the Anchorage skyline and U-Med district.

  • Tanya Komakhuk, M.P.A. Public Administration, waits excitedly in the wings before entering the arena to receive her degree during UAA's 2019 Fall Commencement at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Dalton Arnes, Certificate Diesel Power Technology, A.A.S. Diesel Power Technology, signs "I love you" to family in the audience as he waits to receive his degree during UAA's 2019 Fall Commencement at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Cross country and track and field star Caroline Kurgat, B.S. Nursing, an international student from Kenya, graduates at UAA's 2019 Fall Commencement at the Alaska Airlines Center.

  • Tristan Heil, B.S. Health Sciences, celebrates with family outside the Alaska Airlines Center after receiving his degree during UAA's 2019 Fall Commencement.

  • Pan ice on the mudlats along Cook Inlet at Anchorage's Earthquake Park.

  • Low winter sun illuminates birch and alder trees at Anchorage's Earthquake Park.

  • Chair & Professor of UAA's Department of Physics & Astronomy Travis Rector his image of the Horsehead Nebula taken with the National Science Foundation's 0.9-meter telescope on Kitt Peak, Arizona.

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