Welcome

Welcome to the University of 草榴社区 Fairbanks. It is my honor to serve as the ninth chancellor of the university in its 100 year history. Founded in 1917, 草榴社区 has grown to become the global leader in Arctic research, and a university known for 草榴社区 Native and Indigenous studies. As a Land, Sea, Space and Air grant university, 草榴社区 fills a state and national need for research, teaching, service and outreach.

Unlike most research universities, 草榴社区 is proud to house a complete community and technical college that serves students who desire occupational endorsements, certificates and associate degrees. Truly, 草榴社区 is one of the few universities in the world where one can start with a 9-credit occupational endorsement and finish with a Ph.D.

草榴社区 is proud of our rural campuses, four of which serve communities that cannot be reached by road. These campuses are integral parts of their communities and serve many students for whom a 草榴社区 education is the first college degree in the family.

I thank you for taking the time visit 草榴社区 on the web. I encourage you to learn more, take a tour, enroll in a class, participate in an event or engage with one of our more than 3,000 employees or more than 9,000 students who are making a difference for 草榴社区 and the world.

Daniel M. White
草榴社区 Chancellor

 

Season's greetings

Dear students, faculty staff,

As we come to the close of another year, I want to extend my gratitude to you as a vital member of our 草榴社区 community. Your dedication, generosity, and support continue to shape our university, helping us create meaningful opportunities and experiences for our community. 

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Prospective 草榴社区 students on a campus tour
Budget advocacy

Tell your 草榴社区 story. Keep our university strong!



Have an idea that you would like the chancellor to review and consider?

Ideas can be anything from a new service on campus, process improvement, new research or innovation. All ideas are welcome.

Attend an athletic event with the chancellor

The  is a multidivisional member of the NCAA, with 10 teams competing at the Division I and Division II levels.