For anyone considering an entry-level technical program, Logan Ranger has simple, heartfelt advice: “Do it. The money is nice, but it’s also just really rewarding… taking something that’s broken, fixing it, and making it run well. Working with your hands is one of the most satisfying things I’ve done.”
PWSC is excited to highlight RR Anthony, one of the student authors featured in the newly published horror anthology The Nights Are Dark Up North.
Take your marine skills to the next level with CTE A590: Become a Certified Yamaha MCP Instructor, where you’ll gain hands-on experience in Yamaha outboard maintenance and troubleshooting. This course also prepares you to train staff and community members to safely maintain vessels.
Brayden Stanger found his stride in PWSC’s living classroom, where hands-on Environmental Science unfolds across Alaska’s wild terrain. His studies and field experiences are shaping his path toward a future in ecology and conservation.
This Veterans Day, join us for Tasty Tuesday at 5 p.m. We'll gather for a delicious meal and dessert to celebrate and honor the service and sacrifices of all who have served.
Did you know that using kelp as a fertilizer can improve the root-to-shoot ratio of carrots and enhance overall soil health? This summer, PWSC graduate Brittany Kuzma explored this sustainable agricultural practice firsthand through a mariculture research internship.
Hilcorp’s Fuel the Future internship gave Alaska students like Hattie and Dalen a hands-on look at careers on the North Slope—guided by mentors like Konrad Schruf. Pictured: Hattie Luckasson, Konrad Schruf, and Dalen Beck during a recent visit to the PWSC millwright class.
