No we completely understand and agree with the consolidation of administration under one roof, we're just all pretty sure it's the wrong roof. UAA is more centralized and the largest of the three campuses at this point. It resides in the largest metropolitan area, and is the easiest to access by vehicle and plane of the three. Sequestering away administration to UAF, thus reducing access to the majority of UA students makes absolutely no sense whatsoever to anyone aside from admin staff currently living in Fairbanks. UAF exists in a bubble, off in it's own little world and that reality does not best serve the students or the state itself.