Welcome

Welcome to the University of Alaska Fairbanks Festival of Native Arts. Here you will find news and updates on events and Festival schedules as well as news from the community.  The 39th Annual Festival of Native Arts is scheduled for March 1, 2, and 3, 2012.

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Volunteer Spotlight

Congratulations DeAnne Lincoln for selling the most raffle tickets!

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I-Pad Raffle Winner!

The winning ticket number was 90, and Jackie Rahm held that winning ticket.

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The performance schedule is FULL!

We will accept performance applications for our wait list knowing that changes (such as unplanned cancellations) may happen.

Also, there are just A FEW vendor tables available, so if you are interested in a table contact the Festival office ASAP.

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Lunch with the Chancellor

On November 30, 2011, Festival of Native Arts Student Coordinator, Sarah Walker, was treated to a luncheon hosted by Chancellor Rogers and his wife, Sherry Modrow.  As one of the Fall 2011 Exceptional Student Employee Award recipients, Sarah received her plaque presented by Chancellor Rogers, at the luncheon.  Cathy Brooks, FNA Program Manager, had the privilege of joining her.  We appreciate the hard work Sarah is doing and once again, congratulations Sarah!

FNA Student Coordinator, Sarah Walker receives her Exceptional Student Employee Award

 

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Student Coordinator Wins Award

Festival of Native Arts Student Coordinator, Sarah Walker

Festival of Native Arts Student Coordinator, Sarah Walker, received the Fall 2011 Exceptional Student Employee Award from UAF Career Services.  It honors students extraordinary contributions to the UAF community.  Students who receive the award are nominated based on their employment, academics, going “above and beyond” their regular work duties, professionalism, and their commitment to the UAF community and mission.

Sarah is an incredible asset to the department and Festival.  She works hard at preparing for Festival, while pursuing her double major in Alaska Native Studies and Rural Development.  For her award, Sarah will receive a textbook gift certificate, lunch with Chancellor Rogers and his wife, Sherry Modrow, an engraved plaque, and a permanent listing on the Student Employment Award plaque.

WAY TO GO SARAH!!!

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Earn Credit for Helping with Festival!

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