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Centennial events wrap up the year
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December is upon us already, with just a few more centennial celebrations before the year's end. Throughout 2017, we've held more than 50 events with hundreds of volunteers and thousands of participants.
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As the centennial planning committee chair, I want to thank everyone in #NanookNation for your enthusiasm in celebrating this major milestone for UAF.
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I'm looking forward to a relaxing holiday break, and I hope you all are, too. Read on to learn about the remaining events to mark UAF's 100th year, and please join us if you can.
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— Kim Davis, UAF University Relations
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100 UAF people: Emily Ticasuk Ivanoff Brown
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Emily Ticasuk Ivanoff Brown started her classes at the University of »¨½·Ö±²¥ when she was 50 years old, but her late start didn't stop her from earning three degrees during her lifetime and a doctorate posthumously. For her story and many more, visit our centennial website.
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A century of big ideas: Making fish comfortable at road crossings
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Why did the salmon cross the road? It may sound like a setup to a bad joke, but researchers Charles Behlke and Douglas Kane spent more than a decade pondering that question. Find out what they discovered and read more about UAF's other big ideas at our centennial website.
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November events you may have missed
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Tapping the keg of a specially made centennial brew at HooDoo!
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Student Scott Hansen composed the "Centennial" Overture, which was performed by the Fairbanks Symphony Orchestra.
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Upcoming events and activities
Dec. 1
4:30-6:30 p.m., Community and Technical College, 604 Barnette St.
Celebrating community and industry partners
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Dec. 4
4-6 p.m., Wood Center
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Dec. 31
8 p.m., West Ridge
— centennial finale!
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