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University of Alaska Fairbanks

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9137

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P O Box 757500
FAIRBANKS 99775

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+1 907 474 7500

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School of Natural Resources and Agricultural Sciences, Geography Program

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P O Box 755840
University of Alaska Fairbanks
FAIRBANKS
Alaska
99775

स्थानबारे जानकारी

The University of Alaska Fairbanks is the state's only Land Grant College and was founded in 1917 as the Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines. Throughout the history of North America's expansion and colonization, grants of land from governments to the people have been a driving force behind the settlement and establishment of communities. In 1970 the university was designated a federal sea grant institution for marine research. In 1972 the Alaska Legislature established the Alaska Native Language Center and provided operating funds. Since then the university has supported research, documentation and teaching of the state's 20 Native languages. In 1981, UAF enrollment topped 5,000 students for the first time. The university also began to emphasize its shared scholarship and global education efforts in a series of agreements with schools in Japan, Denmark, Canada, People's Republic of China, and Russia. In 1991 NASA named UAF a space grant institution for aerospace research, making it a Land, Sea and Space Grant institution. Its colleges and schools offer more than 100 disciplines with a variety of vocational and technical programs. Graduate degrees are available in a wide range of academic study. UAF is internationally known for its research in the Pacific Rim and the circumpolar North. It is consistently among the top 100 universities in the nation for funding from the National Science Foundation.

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+1 907 474 7494

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The Department of Residence Life offers housing to single students in 10 different Residence Halls and one apartment complex. Each area is a unique community staffed by well trained Resident Assistants and Resident Directors or Assistant Resident Directors. Residential Halls for single student housing includes Bartlett Hall, Cutler Apartments, Lathrop Halls, Maclean House, McIntosh Hall, Moore Hall, Nerland Hall, Stevens Hall, Skarland Hall, Wickersham Hall. Single students have a variety of options including 1-bedroom apartments and efficiencies, as well as residence hall rooms. Depending on space availability, graduate students can buyout a double room in any residence hall they are qualified for. Consider the other benefits of living on campus: No commuting costs, no laundry costs, common area cleaning, high Speed Internet access, cable Television, local phone, 24 Hour on campus escort service and flexible meal plan options. Housing facilities are also available for married or financially inter-dependant couples without children or single parents and their children. The Department of Residence Life offers housing for students with families in one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom apartment complexes and single, duplex and triplex homes.