| History: For over
half a century the Arctic Institute of North America
has reflected the best traditions of northern research, service, and
publications, serving a membership comprised of Northerners, students,
scientists, the general public and libraries. We invite you to
consider becoming a member, and to learn about our current programs and
activities. For more detailed information, go to AINA
History. |
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| Organization:
The institute is composed of two branches or
corporations. The Canadian
Corporation, which is based at the University of Calgary, edits the
journal Arctic, administers a Scholarship and Grants program, manages
arctic research stations, etc. The U.S.
Corporation, which is based at the University of Alaska Fairbanks,
administers a Grant-in-Aid program for undergraduates. |
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