Geophysical Institute Director retires

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Release Date: 
2011-07-11
Teaser Title: 
GI Director retires
Teaser Text: 
Roger Smith leaves legacy

 

For more than a decade Roger Smith has presided over the Geophysical Institute, serving as the chief administrator for all aspects of the facility. With roughly 300 employees, a $30 million budget and active research underway, the job has proven it takes both mental and physical stamina. Despite challenges experienced in the position, the outgoing director feels he’s met the goals he set out to achieve at the start of his administration.

 

Department
Department: 
Directors Office
Space Physics

Offer your condolences to the Wilm family

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Release Date: 
2011-07-19
Teaser Title: 
GI mourns loss
Teaser Text: 
Offer your condolences to the Wilm family

 

Friends and former colleagues are saddened to learn the news of Helga Wilm’s passing. She was 71-years-old. Wilm provided 40 years of service to the University of Alaska Fairbanks. She assisted four research directors at the university, playing an essential role in leadership as well as the development of major research projects since she began her career at UAF in 1968. 

 

Department
Department: 
Directors Office

UAF to participate in 2011 Golden Days parade

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Release Date: 
2011-07-12
Teaser Title: 
2011 Golden Days
Teaser Text: 
UAF starts annual tradition of outreach at parade

 

This year marks the first Golden Days parade that will feature large-scale, unified University of Alaska Fairbanks participation. Though many university-affiliated groups have a long tradition of walking, riding, and dancing the approximate 2.7-mile-long parade route independently, all units will join forces from here on out. 

 

Department
Department: 
Directors Office
Operations
Outreach Office

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