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The time is now

Phillip Charette

As the new associate director of Community and Belonging and the Indigenous and Rural Student Center, Harvard alumnus Phillip Charette is uniquely positioned to support today鈥檚 students with the same care and guidance that shaped his own path.

From disconnection to connection: Emily Hufford鈥檚 path to USUAA vice president

USUAA Vice President Emily Hufford

As USUAA vice president, journalism and public communications major and communications minor Emily Hufford aims to foster a more vibrant and welcoming campus for all students.

Making student government more accessible

Arel Gutierrez

Political science major, Renaissance man and USUAA president Arel Gutierrez hopes to make student government easier to participate in by focusing on the five Cs: community, connection, compassion, cultivation and catalyst.

Incoming natural sciences freshman lands Cards Against Humanity STEM scholarship

Anna Reichenbach

Aspiring ornithologist Anna Reichenbach is one of five recipients of the Cards Against Humanity Science Ambassador Scholarship, which awards $20,000 scholarships to women and non-binary students pursuing undergraduate degrees in STEM.

Engineering grad takes to the skies

Jacob Bodolosky

In aviation, the phrase 鈥渇ull circle鈥 carries special meaning. For some, it refers to the ambition of circumnavigating the globe. For UAA mechanical engineering alumnus Jacob Bodolosky, it represents a more personal return to a legacy that began with his father.

Seawolves qualify 63 GNAC FAR Scholar-Athletes

Alyssa Hill slalom

UAA had 61 student-athletes receive the Great Northwest Athletic Conference's Faculty Athletic Representative's Scholar-Athlete Award on Tuesday.

Zac Clark appointed director of Alumni and Community Engagement at UAA

Zac Clark

UAA is pleased to announce the appointment of alumnus Zac Clark, B.A. 鈥05, M.P.A. 鈥23, as the new director of Alumni and Community Engagement, effective July 1, 2025.

The perfect blend

Ken Dillon with wine barrels

After earning his bachelor鈥檚 degree in biological sciences, Ken Dillon founded Footprint Wine Tap in Seattle, a wine bar that combines his love for sustainability, creativity, science and, most importantly, community.

Seawolf Debate welcomes new director Shawn Briscoe

Shawn Briscoe at a lectern

UAA鈥檚 Seawolf Debate Program announced the appointment of the program鈥檚 new director, Shawn Briscoe. No stranger to the university's debate program, after serving as assistant director from 2007 to 2012 and, most recently, as interim director from 2023 to 2025, Briscoe is excited to step into his new role.

Shoulder to shoulder: Journalism alumna to lead University of 麻豆无码版 Foundation

Tlisa Northcutt at lectern

On May 16, the University of 麻豆无码版 Foundation Board of Directors and UA President Pat Pitney announced that UAA journalism and public communications alumna Tlisa Northcutt had been selected to serve in the dual role of UA Foundation president and chief development officer for the University of 麻豆无码版 system.

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