University of Alaska Television

The University of Alaska Television Network broadcasts original programming throughout the state in order to inspire learning, advance and disseminate knowledge, and emphasize the North and its diverse peoples. The University of Alaska Television Network will be used to inform Alaskans and facilitate and showcase: Academic Accomplishments, Student Achievement, and Public Service. The channel will serve to demonstrate to Alaskan residents and prospective students the accomplishments of the University of Alaska and its impact on the state.


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UPCOMING PROGRAMMING

Thursday, Feb. 4th, 9:00 am		Alaska Public Health Training Network *Diabetes and the Flu* This broadcast is part of the series Know What to Do About the Flu. The webcast brings in experts to discuss how the federal government is preparing for and responding to the flu outbreak. Guests include Dr. Beth Bell, National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, CDC; and Dr. Ann Albright, National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, CDC. Target Audience: State, local, territory, and tribal public health officials, state and local SNS and Cities Readiness Initiative planners, emergency managers, and public health providers. Watch live via streaming video at http://uatv.alaska.edu Video stream archives: http://www.chems.alaska.gov/phtn/library.asp Please register at www.chems.alaska.gov/phtn To see a schedule of the rest of our programming, click here.

Friday, Feb. 5th, 12:00 noon, & 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, Feb. 7th, 7:00 p.m.		UA Showcase EGAN '03: Language, Logic and the Content of Animal Thought Kevin Krein, Assistant Professor of Philosophy Dr. Krein explores the philosophical difficulties that arise when thoughts are attributed to non-language-using animals.

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