The College of Business and Public Policy hosted the Adrian Project in cooperation with IRS Criminal Investigation. The project aims to provide college students with a firsthand look at what it’s like for IRS special agents to track the money from the crime to the criminal.
Read: IRS's Adrian Project Works with CBPP Accounting…
Economics major Lyndea Kelleher was chosen as student commencement speaker out of 1,240 spring graduates. She talks about her experiences while at UAA in this story in the Anchorage Daily News.
Read: Economics Major Lyndea Kelleher Featured in ADN
Apply now for the Fall 2018 launch of the online Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management program. The 20-month innovative online program is highly interactive, will help you build a network of peers across the globe, and charges in-state tuition rates, regardless of residency. The program was also recently featured in the April-June 2018 edition of STRIVE magazine.
Read: MS GCSM Program - Now 100% Online!
Here are a few classes available this summer that you may want to consider attending.
Read: A Few Classes to Consider this Summer
Civil conflict is a persistent source of misery to humankind. There is, however, a lack of a comprehensive scientific theory of the sources of civil conflict even though the question of cooperation or conflict is at the heart of political economy. Atin Basuchoudhary introduces machine learning to explore whether there can even be a unified theory of conflict.
Read: Faculty & Student Seminar: Predicting Civil…