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Please join us on Monday, November 28th at 1:00 PM in the Carr-Gottstein Seminar Room for Maddy Rea’s MSES thesis proposal entitled, “Investigating Red Snow Algae Resurfacing and Distribution Patterns on Alaska’s Harding Icefield.” Remote participation is available via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85781515464?pwd=T2dXY3VvcU1Sam80eTFsQldBNmFJQT09
Fall semester graduates present their final projects for the campus community
Willem Weertman will be giving his MSES thesis defense entitled, “Octopus use odor plumes to find food” in Carr-Gottstein 102 Remote participation is also available via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89283502777?pwd=LzZFcXdKbUY5RGFERzNIOG1lTXk5Zz09
Open House - Undergraduate Programs: Considering APU? Join us to learn more about our campus, curriculum, student body, and opportunities outside of the classroom. Undergraduate Information Sessions will cover financial aid, scholarships, and the admissions process. You’ll hear directly from faculty about the opportunities available in our programs. We look forward to sharing all that...
Nicole Aga’Askaa Graham's MBA Project (thesis) defense, CULTURAL TOURISM DEVELOPMENT AND THE IMPACT ON LOCAL COMMUNITIES: A CASE STUDY ON WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT FROM ALASKA. Grant Hall room 228.
Johnse Ostman will be giving his MSES thesis defense entitled, “A synthesis of long-term hydrometeorological data series for Eklutna watershed, Alaska.” The presentation will be in Carr-Gottstein 221. Remote participation is available via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86521789806?pwd=STRoMGphZG1qRytrMDFEWWpQMFBwUT09
At APU, we take a personalized approach to our graduate programs, geared to enhance and advance your career. You will benefit from small class sizes, engagement with classmates, and personal attention from the faculty. But don’t take our word for it: hear from faculty directly about your program, ask questions, get familiar with, and learn...
Russell Wong will be giving his MSES thesis proposal entitled, “Pixel Walking: What is greening in Alaska's Brooks Range?” The presentation will be in Carr-Gottstein 102. Remote participation is also available via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87998825499?pwd=TmpPWkRYb0pBejR1T0tSL2xrdVdFdz09
Clay Hoyt will be giving his MSES thesis proposal entitled, “Developing a Multispectral UAV Tool for Early Detection of Spruce Bark Beetle in Southcentral Alaska.” The presentation will be held in Carr-Gottstein 102 Remote participation is also available via Zoom: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84517826753?pwd=SnArSVFVWW9iL0I2bFhyS0pWS3lNQT09
Come and join fellow graduates, family and alumni for a night of honoring the December 2022 graduating class. Sign up today at: share.hsforms.com/1pz4voyxbswam5scsyutlqw321ug
Grades due to Registrar's Office by 8:00am for full, session, and module II courses
