UA Giving Day 2020

Thank you for supporting the UAS School of Arts and Sciences during our first UA Giving Day 2020! You can still make a gift to support SAS by visiting: engage.alaska.edu/uas

The UAS School of Arts and Sciences is comprised of four departments that offer a wide variety of programs. Learning and research take place not only in classrooms or online, but also in the rain forest, ice field, wetlands, and marine environment of Southeast Alaska. Small classes with top notch faculty let you build relationships while pursuing your goals. 

You can support one of the following areas with your gift today:

UAS School of Arts and Sciences: Provides support to the areas of greatest need at the School of Arts and Sciences at the University of Alaska Southeast.

Undergraduate Research General Support: Provides general support for Undergraduate Research at the University of Alaska Southeast. Research grants for undergraduate students will simultaneously help train the scientists of tomorrow and provide the manpower necessary to conduct studies of regional and global impact. 

Emma Marks Memorial for Alaska Native Languages: Provides financial support for the study of Alaska Native Languages, including, but not limited to: student scholarships, tuition, teaching assistants, adjunct faculty, curriculum development & materials.

Kaayistaan Alaska Native Studies Scholarship: Provides financial assistance for tuition and other related educational expenses to degree-seeking students enrolled in Alaska Native Studies at the University of Alaska Southeast.

Environmental Sciences Support: Provides general support to the UAS Environmental Sciences program including, but not limited to, the purchase of new technology.

Outdoor Studies Program: Provides support for the Outdoor Studies Program at the University of Alaska Southeast. The certificate in Outdoor Skills and Leadership is an intensive nine-month humanities program that offers students the opportunity to better understand their relation to the natural world and to develop skills and characteristics that are essential to success as an individual, a group member, and a leader in outdoor and adventure settings.