The future of newspapers with ADN editor Pat Dougherty

2009-11-11 by

The editor of the Anchorage Daily News, Pat Dougherty, speaks about the future of newspapers at the Department of Journalism & Public Communication’s Brown Bag Lunch Presentation.

This pocast was recorded on Nov. 5, 2009.



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Should Alaska impose a cost on Alaska businesses for their carbon emissions?

2009-11-11 by

The 2009-10 UAA/APU Books of the Year theme is “Responding to Climate Change in Alaska.” Please join us for an exciting and informative evening in which the Seawolf Debate Team, a faculty panel and all attendees address this critical topic. This event is part of a series of debates sponsored by UAA since 2003 to provide forums for Alaskans to participate in discussions of policies and issues affecting their future.

This podcast was recorded on Oct. 29, 2009.



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Editor of "Alaska at 50" brings panel to campus to discuss perspectives

2009-11-11 by News, Sports, and Art

Greg Kimura, editor of “Alaska At 50: The Past, Present and, Next Fifty Years of Alaska Statehood” brings a panel of contributors together to discuss perspectives of Alaska’s history and future. Guests include Ronald Spatz, Vic Fischer and Phyllis Fast.

This podcast was recorded on Oct. 20, 2009.



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Dr. Pat Levitt on early childhood developmental psychology

2009-10-23 by News, Sports, and Art

Esteemed neuroscientist Dr. Pat Levitt shared his research on the impact of early experience on brain development and how we can more effectively advocate for policies and laws that help us invest in our children. His talk, “The Impact of Early Adversity on Brain and Child Development: Implications for Policy and Law,” was recorded on Oct. 20, 2009.



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Terra Nova: Scientific panel on climate change

2009-10-23 by

In conjunction with the fall 2009 production of ‘Terra Nova,’ the UAA Dept. of Theatre & Dance hosted a symposium on climate change in the Arctic. Panelists included UAA faculty Dr. Lillian Alessa, Dr. Birgit Hagedorn, and Dr. Jeff Welker. The discussion was moderated by Dr. Kerry Feldman.

This podcast was recorded on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2009.



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Conversation with director Tom Skore
Why he chose the play, how he worked with the actors.
Terra Nova
Press release on the production

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