The Alaska Marine Science Symposium, Alaska’s premier marine research conference, has been bringing together scientists, educators, resource managers, students, and interested public for more than thirty years to discuss the latest marine research being conducted in Alaska waters. More than 700 people attend this four-day long conference held annually during the month of January.
Twentieth Alaska Bird Conference, December 11 through 14 at the Hotel Captain Cook in Anchorage will highlight the peril many migratory bird species face as they transit between breeding, migratory stopover, and wintering areas.
Associated General Contractors of Alaska annual conference gathers contractors, suppliers, and industry supporters from across Alaska to the Hotel Captain Cook November 8 to 11.
This four-day conference will provide training, advocacy, and networking and focus on human connection, grassroots work, and resilience-building with real-life takeaways that attendees can start to use right away.
The Alaska State HR Conference is the premier event connecting and developing Alaska’s HR Professionals.
Join AGC of Alaska for its annual conference, which presents an opportunity to network and learn about the construction industry in Alaska.
The 2022 ANVCA conference is focused on taking advantage of historic levels of funding available for broadband networks, infrastructure, and business development.
The Southwest Alaska Municipal Conference provides economic development and advocacy for Southwest Alaska.
This is the educational technology conference of the Alaska Society for Technology in Education. This year’s keynote speakers are Kristen Mattson and Jon Landis.
Scientists, researchers, and students from Alaska, the Pacific Northwest, and beyond join together to communicate research activities in the marine regions off Alaska.
This is the annual conference of the Alaska Public Health Association; the 2019 theme is “Healthy Alaskans: For Science, For Action, For Equity.”
In 1982, the late US Sen. Ted Stevens began a tradition of inviting Alaskans to an annual holiday luncheon, to mingle with old and new friends and discuss the workings of Washington, DC. When he left the Senate in 2008, he passed this tradition on to Alaska's new senior senator, Lisa Murkowski.