University of Alaska [UAF]

University of Alaska Fairbanks Campus

• Located in Fairbanks, Alaska, the institute, has six community and rural campuses and nine learning centers across the state.
• All the campuses have modern classrooms. Additionally, the institute has Elmer E. Rasmuson Library, the biggest library in Alaska, having 1.2 million resources.
• The university offers an excellent student life experience with over 100 student organizations, clubs, leadership, and volunteering options.
• Students interested in sports can get a chance to participate in NCAA Division I or II.
• Students produce the weekly Polaris newspaper and run KSUA, the campus radio station and winner of the MTV Woodie Award.
• Annual events organized at the institute include tarvation Gulch bonfires, Winter Carnival, SpringFest, etc.
• Taking a glance at dining and food services, The Wood Center student union houses student dining, a coffee shop, lounges, a pub, a games area, a bowling alley, the student government and newspaper, as well as offices for student activities, clubs and leadership and more.
• The recreation center has recreation space, weigh room, swimming pool, climbing walls, ice arena and much more.

University of Alaska Fairbanks Alumni Network

• The institute has an alumni network comprising of 35,000 members.
• As an alumni, the students are eligible to avail the following benefits:
  • Career services
  • Discounted ticked to Nanook sports events
  • Wood centre facilities
  • Student recreation centre
  • UAF tuition discount and scholarships
  • UA library system
• Few notable UAF alumni include Margaret Murie (Naturalist, author, adventurer), Bob Bartlett (Politician), Jay Hammond (Former Alaska Governor), Mark Myers (American Geologist), and many more.