PWSC News

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Student spotlight: Ashley Nova

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Ashley Nova grew up in Puerto Rico. After discovering Prince William Sound College through social media, she enrolled in the millwright program, which she thoroughly enjoys. She appreciates her instructor, Spencer Heston, for helping her strengthen her skills, especially in math.

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PWSC hosts Sea Kayaking Symposium

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Prince William Sound College will be hosting a Sea Kayaking Symposium

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Archery Open Shoots

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Archery Open Shoots will occur every Friday evening from 6:00 - 8:00 pm through April 25th. 2025

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PWSC Valdez Archery Club meetings

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PWSC Valdez Archery Club meetings will take place on the first Wednesday of each month. Location: PWSC Artium Time: 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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Crevasse Rescue Techniques course 35966 - PER A181 - 101

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This course is essential for mountaineers and backcountry adventurers, as it introduces the fundamental equipment and techniques for successful extrication.

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Alumni spotlight: Sean Mueller

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Sean Mueller, a Prince William Sound College graduate, is returning to Alaska from California to present his research at the Alaska Marine Science Symposium in Anchorage.

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Denali capstone and microplastic research.

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Students from PWSC are gearing up for an exciting capstone adventure this spring: climbing Denali, North America's tallest peak. Their expedition will aim for the summit and contribute to critical research on microplastics in remote environments.

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Exciting News: Grant Funding for the Marine Service Technology OEC Program!

 |  Cherise Beatus and V. Heisser  | 

Are you interested in a career in marine service technology? Prince William Sound College offers grant funding for students in the Marine Service Technology Occupational Endorsement Certificate (OEC) program. Classes start on January 21, and eligible students may receive housing funding.

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Student spotlight: Breiland Willis

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"Taking the OEC in Marine Services Technology at PWSC was an incredible experience! The course flew by, and I was surprised at how quickly it ended. Our instructor, Anthony Gerasch, Jr., created a fun learning environment while maintaining high work standards. He is very knowledgeable, and regardless of your experience in the marine technician field, you will learn valuable skills in his class. Throughout the program, I gained numerous skills and practical knowledge to apply in the real world. I'm excited about what comes next!" Breiland Willis

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Student spotlight: Henry Wessels

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We interviewed Henry Wessels at the beginning and end of his semester in our OEC in Natural Resources Technician program. He shared how rewarding the experience had been, reflecting on his personal growth and the milestones he had achieved.