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UAS NEWS RELEASESJuneau Icefield Lab, UAS Faculty Leads Fieldwork: Study on effects on food chain of fossil fuel remnants in glaciersThe Juneau Icefield is the laboratory for a study revealing that the remnants of fossil fuels in glaciers may be changing the source of food for marine life down the food chain.... Sound and Motion: Treasures from the State Film LibraryFriday, February 24, 7 p.m., Egan Lecture Hall. Treasures from the State Film Library rounds out the Films in February portion of the Sound and Motion Arts at Egan series.... UAS IN THE NEWSClimate change conference draws diverse crowdJuneau Empire - A diverse panel of eight convened at the University of Alaska Southeast on Saturday afternoon to spread their message to college students and others in the audience: it is a moral imperative to take action on human-accelerated climate change. ...More On Exchange: Muslim student ambassadors bring international perspectives to JuneauCapital City Weekly - Friday, Feb.17, the public is invited to meet the Muslim exchange students from Turkey, Palestine, Kuwait and Egypt in a public forum at University of Alaska Southeast Egan Lecture Hall. During a panel presentation moderated by UAS professor David Noon, the students will talk about their culture, share their Juneau experiences and discuss their role as student ambassadors for their countries. ...More Greetings from 'Down Under'Capital City Weekly - G'day, mate! I'm Rizza, and I attend the University of Alaska Southeast but am currently on exchange in Australia. ...More Friday, Feb. 2410:00AM -
Art of Place - Future 7:00PM -
Sound+Motion 9:00PM -
Poetry Slam Saturday, Feb. 25All Day -
UAS Learn to Ski/Ride Days 2:00PM -
Getting a building permit 9:00PM -
Re-Taking Woodstock Dance Sunday, Feb. 26All Day -
Student Gov't Chess Club Meeting Monday, Feb. 27All Day -
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