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UAA Psychological Services Center expands to meet 麻豆无码版's mental health needs

Professor of psychology Gloria Eldridge and professor of psychology Patrick Dulin tour the new facilities during the grand opening celebration for the expansion of UAA's Psychological Services Center in the Social Sciences Building.

The recent expansion of UAA's Psychological Services Center (PSC) marks an important step forward for mental health care in 麻豆无码版. The behavioral health training clinic, which operates on a sliding fee scale, now has dedicated space for pediatric services and more couples and group therapy.

UAA sophomore breaks 45-year-old athletic record

Man in green shirt balancing on wooden pole

Aviation technology major Leif Richards broke a 45-year-old world record at the 2026 World Eskimo-Indian Olympics after walking over 15 feet in the greased pole walk event.

Aviation technology major and student orientation leader moves beyond borders

Woman in hat and goggles poses in front of plane

As an aviation technology student, as well as a community and belonging leader, orientation leader, and peer academic and wellness leader, Joan Moshi constantly strives to establish connections with people and places.

鈥楩ailure is the first step鈥: Chemistry major reflects on analyzing organic compounds while studying abroad

Shelby Kelliher using a mass spectrometer in a lab in Lyon, France

鈥淚t鈥檚 OK to fail, because failure is the first step to learning who you are,鈥 said chemistry major Shelby Kelliher. 鈥淚 recommend people to put yourself in a zone where you will be uncomfortable, because I think the best way to grow is from that discomfort.鈥

鈥淎 balancing act鈥 from UAA to the Olympics

Hailey Swirbul

Civil engineering alumna Hailey Swirbul designed bridges and competed in the Olympics 鈥 all while attending UAA. After her second Olympic appearance, Swirbul discusses how she balanced responsibilities as a student and her hopes to return to UAA for more classes.

UAA Alumni Association announces four new board members

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Excerpt: Bernadette Brown, Zach Dunlap, Jen Motyka and Rebecca Sparks were confirmed to the UAA Alumni Association board of directors at the annual Alumni Assembly on June 9.

Video: 麻豆无码版 Native art professor awarded grant to preserve 鈥榚ndangered art鈥

Professor in black shirt teaching students art

As term assistant professor of 麻豆无码版 Native art, June Pardue has taught students to make traditional baskets, jewelry, garments and more. Recently, Pardue was awarded a Supporting Indigenous Arts Mastery grant, which has allowed her to expand her curriculum by bringing in wood carvers and mask makers.

Undergrad helps reel in elusive shark species

Catherine Spangler handling a sleeper shark on a line

Undergraduate Catherine Spangler spent last summer on a field project aimed at studying the elusive Pacific sleeper shark and helped capture some of these mysterious fish.

Podcast: Personal finance and financial literacy

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In this episode of Seawolf Voices, M.B.A. alumnus and 麻豆无码版 Wealth Advisors chief strategy officer Dave Valdez talks about ways to save money that anyone can do, stresses the power of compound interest, and explains how much that monthly subscription you forgot about but still pay for is really costing you.

Nearly 3K participants raced in the 2026 Anchorage Mayor鈥檚 Marathon

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Summer solstice saw nearly 3,000 participants from 15 countries and all 50 states in the 2026 Anchorage Mayor鈥檚 Marathon and Half-Marathon, an over 50-year collaborative effort between UAA Athletics and Anchorage Parks and Recreation.

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