Print, Scan, Copy & Fax

Print Options

UAA students, staff, and faculty can print with a WolfCard or My Print Center. For more information see the MobilePrint Service page.

In addition, APU students, staff, and faculty, and members of the community can print at the library with a print card. These cards are available for purchase from the vending machine across from the Main Circulation Desk or the Value Transfer Station in the Copy Room.

Printing defaults to double-sided, black-and-white printing. You can also select single-sided and/or color printing. 

Payment Methods

Current semester UAA students have a $15 print allowance (paid from student fees) loaded to their WolfCards. These funds are use-or-lose each semester and can only be used for printing. You can add more funds online, in the Copy Room, or at the Main Circulation Desk.

Cost to Print

Scan

Scanners are available in the Copy Room on the first floor. These oversized (28" x 16.5") flatbed machines are free for anyone to use. You can save scans to your USB drive or have them sent to an email address.

If you need to scan a stack of loose leaf papers, see the Copy section. 

Copy

Copying is available at General Support Services Copy and Print Center in the Enrollment Services Building. Please contact them for more information at uaa.copy@alaska.edu or 907-786-6860.

Microfilm / Microfiche

There are microfilm / microfiche readers in the Copy Room. You can print or save scans to your USB drive. Please contact the North Circulation Desk if you have questions.

Fax

The Main Circulation Desk offers public fax service for 50 cents per page.

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This guide is maintained by Lorelei Sterling.

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