UAA College of Education

College at the University of Alaska Anchorage

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The UAA College of Education is a college at the University of Alaska Anchorage.

The college offers a bachelor's program in elementary education and master's programs in secondary education, music and physical education, and counseling. Under the aegis of the Department of Educational Leadership, it is the only institution providing school-administrator training in the State of Alaska.

As of 2019, the program is no longer accredited.

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* University of Alaska Anchorage
* [1] \- official site

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The University of Alaska System

Statewide|

* President: Pat Pitney
* Media: University of Alaska Press
* The Limestone Press

Anchorage|

* Chancellor: Sean Parnell
* Academics: College of Education
* Consortium Library
* Merrill Field
* Athletics: Alaska Anchorage Seawolves
* Alaska Airlines Center
* Great Alaska Shootout
* Buckner Fieldhouse
* Sullivan Arena
* Men's ice hockey
* Avis Alaska Sports Complex
* Media: Alaska Quarterly Review
* KRUA
* Northern Light
* Outlying area services: Kenai Peninsula College
* Kachemak Bay Campus
* Kodiak College
* Mat–Su College
* Research: NBMDC

Fairbanks|

* Chancellor: Daniel M. White
* Academics: CTC
* Native Art Center
* Rasmuson Library
* Alaska Film Archives
* SFOS
* Athletics: Alaska Nanooks
* Men's ice hockey
* Carlson Center
* Media: AlaskaOne/KUAC
* KSUA
* Permafrost
* Sun Star
* Outlying area services: Bristol Bay Campus
* Center for Distance Education
* Research: AFES
* Botanical garden
* Alaska Native Language Archive/Center
* ARSC
* CIFAR/IARC
* Geophysical Institute
* Alaska Volcano Observatory
* Poker Flat Research Range
* SuperDARN
* Institute of Arctic Biology
* Museum of the North
* Smith Lake

Southeast|

* Chancellor: Aparna D. Palmer
* Facilities: Egan Library
* Ketchikan Campus
* Sitka Campus

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* Prince William Sound College

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