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Jacelyn Keys serves as Director of Workforce Development for the University of Alaska System Office of Academic Affairs, providing statewide leadership to advance responsive, future-focused workforce pathways. With a strong background in community campus leadership and cross-sector partnerships, she is deeply committed to student success and strengthening connections between education, industry, and Alaska’s communities.

Aimée Richards carries over 15 years of experience in higher education, including extensive work across student affairs in international recruitment, admissions, advising, and career services. Throughout her career, she has championed initiatives that expand access to education and career development for students, strengthen connections between campuses and industry partners, and create opportunities for learners in both urban and rural communities.

Originally from rural Manitoba, Aimée holds a B.Sc. in Geography from the University of Winnipeg and an M.Ed. in Post-secondary Studies from Memorial University of Newfoundland. She is recognized for her leadership in collaborative projects and strategic partnerships that strengthen workforce pathways and broaden opportunities for learners.