Together, we’re building and investing in a future where every Alaskan has the opportunity to thrive.
Updated: 31 minutes agoSean Pagulayan, A.A.S Architectural and Engineering Technology, waves to family during UAA's 2019 Spring Commencement at the Alaska Airlines Center.
The data proves it. Over the last 10 years, we’ve awarded around 43,000 degrees and certificates — 70% of which qualify graduates for Alaska’s highest-demand employment fields like education, accounting, oil and gas, and tourism. Broad program offerings and degree pathways at every campus give students robust opportunities for success, both in college and in Alaska’s workforce.
• 95% of undergraduate education such as education, accounting, finance, biology, engineering and fisheries.is an alum of the University of Alaska Anchorage and the Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program. He earned his undergrad in Mechanical Engineering from UAA, and this fall after getting his doctorate at the University of Colorado Boulder, he joined UAA as an Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, now helping build the next generation of Alaska students and leaders.
As the president of UA, I am privileged to witness the transformative power of education daily. But my connection to our work is also deeply personal. As a mother and grandmother, I have seen firsthand the impact of our universities on my family, with all three of my children benefiting from the education they received here.
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