Classes end for Session, Full, and Module II Courses
April 25, 2014 – April 26, 2014 (all-day)
Last day of courses for Session, Full, and Module II courses.
Read OnSpring 2014 Graduation
April 26, 2014 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Wendy Williamson Auditorium
Alaska Pacific University cordially invites the community to join us at Spring 2014 Graduation! If you have any special assistance needs please contact the Registrar’s Office at 907-564-8210 as
Read OnSummer Full, Block, and Module I Begin
May 5, 2014 @ 8:00 am - 9:00 pm
Alaska Pacific University
Summer semester Full (14-weeks), Block (4-weeks), and Module I (first 7-weeks) courses begin. Contact Registrar's Office at 907-564-8210 for any questions.
Read OnGraduate & Professional Studies Open House
May 20, 2014 @ 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Carr-Gottstein Academic Center
On-Campus Study
August 25, 2014 @ 8:00 am – August 29, 2014 @ 5:00 pm
Alaska Pacific University
Fall 2013 in Review: Outdoor Studies Master’s Theses and Senior Projects
This past December, Outdoor Studies undergraduate seniors and Master of Outdoor and Environmental Education students presented their senior projects and theses to the APU and Anchorage communities. … Read On
APU in Print: Farm School children savor locally grown foods
APU staffers Chris Pavadore and Megan Rock teach schoolchildren the joys of making - and eating - locally grown foods. Pavadore, dining services sustainability director, and Rock, coordinator at … Read On
John Butler, Ed.D.
Teaching enables me to work in the realm of learning and to help people realize personal and career goals. In turn I hope my APU students will help their future K–8 students achieve their full potential. Read On
Eeva Latosuo
With a background in ski patrolling and backcountry skiing, Eeva has focused in maintaining and developing a strong snow curriculum at APU. Read On
Renee Georg, MS
As an educator, I hope always to develop caring relationships with students that allow for the safety of taking risks and appearing foolish. I believe that to truly learn, one must be open to new perspectives, be willing to explore alternatives, and be curious about the unknown. Read On
Roman Dial, Ph.D.
For me, the best part of being an academic is when I share in the learning experience. That is, when I learn too. And this happens best with a group of seven to ten students who are adventuresome and eager to discover new ideas, perspectives, and stories—who seek not a dry recitation of facts, but an uncovering of understanding through the direct experience of learning. Read On
APU on the Air: KTVA visits Louise’s Farm School
Anchorage-based KTVA Channel 11 highlights the University’s outdoors-based education in a segment about Louise’s Farm School. Aired Oct. 29 and reported by KTVA’s Lauren Maxwell, the news … Read On
Flesh Eating Zombies Take Over Moseley Sports Center in Zombie Tag
What do you get when you place college students turned zombies in a school gymnasium with a mission to run… Zombie Tag of course! This past week APU students mixed some Halloween spirit with … Read On
Bantz: Expedition Alaska is ‘transformative’
Among faculty traveling the Yukon River with APU’s Expedition Alaska course was University President Don Bantz. He’s back at his desk, giving thought to Expedition AK 2014, and sends along these … Read On
Pinholes, Xtratufs and a whole lot of pasta: Expedition Alaska heads for the Yukon River
Days of safety training and classroom learning are about to pay off for University students departing Sept. 3 for Alaska’s remote Interior and a 158-mile float trip along the Yukon River. “For … Read On
