Congratulations to Sam Campbell, assistant professor of English at PWSC. His poem "Echoed" has been accepted for publication in Volume 23, Issue 2 of the Harpur Palate Literary Journal. Sam's poem is scheduled to be published in December 2025, and we all look forward to seeing it in print!
PWSC is excited to introduce a unique partnership with Sound Mental Health, LLC, owned and led by Matthew Wadsworth, LCSW, and his dedicated counselors. PWSC is committed to the well-being of its community and recognizes that mental health is vital for success.
Prince William Sound College operates on Sugpiaq, Ahtna, and Eyak lands. On Indigenous Peoples' Day, we honor the rich histories, diverse cultures, and profound contributions of Indigenous communities worldwide. Let's celebrate their strength and resilience while also recognizing the challenges they continue to overcome.
Henry Wessels, a natural resources technician program student, enjoyed his Introduction to Forestry class. The class included a week-long field trip to Cordova, Alaska, focusing on forest management, utilization, and conservation. It covered cultural, ecological, and technical factors influencing forest use and management. "This trip was a perfect mix of learning and adventure. The experience deepened our understanding of natural resource management and forestry practices, emphasizing the importance of approaching development with sustainability in mind." Henry Wessels
The fall semester has gotten off to an excellent start for outdoor leadership student Christian Warren. He mentioned, "My semester has been awesome so far! The outdoor leadership classes have been a lot of fun, and I've learned a lot in a very short amount of time. I've already begun climbing... The professors and staff are incredible, and the general population in Valdez has been extremely welcoming."
A greenhouse built by the PWSC Construction Academy Program students is for sale by bid. Minimum bid is $1,000.00.
Renae Egrass recently faced a unique challenge: balancing her education with a subsistence lifestyle. She took a week off from school to participate in a crucial moose hunt, essential for her family's food supply and way of life.
The KIN 287 Leadership and Outdoor Recreation class, under the guidance of Benjamin Rush, assistant professor of outdoor leadership, and Megan Renz, a Kennicott Wilderness guide, went on a four-day adventure to McCarthy, Alaska. This unique learning environment, tailored for second-year students, was a perfect setting to master back-country navigation.
Congratulations to the 2024 Chancellor's Awards for Excellence recipients! This year's awards celebrate the exceptional individuals who embody the spirit and strength of UAA. Our university's success is a direct result of the dedication and passion of our people, and these awardees have genuinely set a remarkable standard.
We welcome all our students to join us for a delicious meal and the opportunity to connect with your peers. This is a great chance to enjoy good food, build community, and make new friends.
