Participants in their last mile to the finish line. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
UAA partnered with Skinny Raven for the UAA Spirit Run: Run Against Hunger on Sept. 28, to hold its annual 5K community event to raise money for food insecurity. The event raised $2,914 to support funds for the food pantry located on campus.
According to Seawolf Dining, there were a total of 110 registered runners that participated in the run. UAA Student Health and Counseling Center provided drinks and snacks for after the race. UAA radio station KRUA 88.1 FM provided music for the event.
Seawolf food pantry website reports that it provides resources to nearly 45% of students. Any student looking for a three-day supply of shelf-stable food can email uaa_seawolfpantry@alaska.edu. If you are interested in donating, you can also email the Seawolf pantry.
Signs posted around campus for 5K participants. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
KRUA 88.1 F.M. provided music entertainment for the event. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
Two participants jogging along the road. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
A group of runners making their way around Goose Lake Park. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
A race participant makes a heart sign while walking around Goose lake. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
A sign directing runners to the path for the last mile. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
Runners making their way around Science Circle and Alumni Drive. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
Participants in their last mile to the finish line. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
Alumni Renae Werner, cheering on race participants. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
Three participants reach the finish line. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
Michelle Lee, Nicholas Her and Rose Kong celebrate finishing the run. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
The finish line and countdown were provided by Skinny Raven. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
The Student Health and Counseling Center provided refreshments after the run. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
Zack Clark's family and the dog Ragnar at the support table. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
Race participants mingle around the event timing station. Photos by Sarah Bennett.
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