Arctic Encounter Symposium to Spotlight Ӱɴý Excellence

The University of Alaska is proud to co-host the 10th international (AES) in Anchorage from April 10 to 12. AES is the largest annual Arctic policy event in the United States and aims to confront the shared interests and concerns of the United States and the global community on current and future Arctic issues.

While some details remain TBD, Ӱɴý students, faculty, research, and leadership will be well-represented during the three-day symposium, as a large number of are Ӱɴý-affiliated. Faculty and students from all three Ӱɴý universities will speak about Ӱɴý's leadership in Arctic security, energy, education, fisheries, changing climate and environment, and community development.

Ӱɴý is also hosting two panel discussions. The “Building Arctic Leaders” session will feature faculty and students from , the at ӰɴýF, at ӰɴýA, and the at ӰɴýS. The “Building Indigenous and Inclusive Education Across the Arctic” session includes panelists from ӰɴýA, Canada, and Norway. President Pitney will provide remarks during the symposium highlighting Ӱɴý’s contributions to global Arctic expertise. 

More information about the symposium is available on the .