President
Anna Liljedahl President Elect
Dmitry Streletskiy Past President
Thomas Douglas Secretary
Molly McGraw Treasurer
Gerald Frost Board Members
Mark Demitroff
John Thornley IPA Representative
Fritz Nelson
Thomas Krzewinski PYRN Representative:
Daniel Vecellio
US
Permafrost Association
PO Box 750141
Fairbanks, AK
99775-0141
Ph: 302-831-0852
Fax 302-831-6654
The USPA-PYRN Educational Fund (UPEF) was established to promote
cooperative efforts between the USPA and the Permafrost Young
Researchers Network (PYRN). The purpose of the UPEF fund is to promote
education on science and engineering issues related to permafrost. A
focus of these activities is the promotion of students entering into
fields of interest related to permafrost. read more »
The USPA-UAF Educational Fund (UPUAF) was established to promote
cooperative efforts between the USPA and the University of Alaska
Fairbanks (UAF). The purpose of the UPUAF fund was to promote education
on science and engineering issues related to permafrost. The focus of
these activities was the promotion of students entering into fields
related to permafrost. This fund was ended and remaining funds were transferred to the UPEF Fund. read more »
PEEP will address the sustaining need for practical engineering solutions related to buildings, roads, and other public infrastructure in Alaska and Arctic Regions. It will continue the successful legacy started by the Permafrost Technology Foundation in its focus of providing permafrost engineering solutions and standards in the public domain.
read more »
The USPA-PYRN Educational Fund (UPEF) was established to promote
cooperative efforts between the USPA and the Permafrost Young
Researchers Network (PYRN). The purpose of the UPEF fund is to promote
education on science and engineering issues related to permafrost. A
focus of these activities is the promotion of students entering into
fields of interest related to permafrost. 
The USPA-UAF Educational Fund (UPUAF) was established to promote
cooperative efforts between the USPA and the University of Alaska
Fairbanks (UAF). The purpose of the UPUAF fund was to promote education
on science and engineering issues related to permafrost. The focus of
these activities was the promotion of students entering into fields
related to permafrost. This fund was ended and remaining funds were transferred to the UPEF Fund.
PEEP will address the sustaining need for practical engineering solutions related to buildings, roads, and other public infrastructure in Alaska and Arctic Regions. It will continue the successful legacy started by the Permafrost Technology Foundation in its focus of providing permafrost engineering solutions and standards in the public domain.