A group of students is gearing up for a capstone expedition to Denali, North America's highest peak. However, this adventure is more than just a physical challenge; it serves as a scientific mission, a team-building experience, and, for many, a defining moment in their academic and personal journeys.
We are excited to honor the outstanding accomplishments of the Class of 2025!
Prince William Sound College remembers Dr. Dan O’Connor, former president and campus director, whose leadership from 2014 to 2022 shaped the college’s growth and deepened its community ties. Known for his integrity, vision, and heartfelt commitment to students, staff, and the Valdez community, Dr. O’Connor leaves behind a lasting legacy of service and care.
Attention science enthusiasts! Join us for the third PWSC Environmental Sciences Symposium, which will feature student research on May 2, 2025. Danielle Tryon, a marine natural resources technician student, will present her work on Prince William Sound. Utilizing GIS and R statistical software, she will analyze environmental data to identify trends in sea surface temperatures and climate change impacts, collaborating with the Prince William Sound Science Center to share this information with educators, policymakers and the public.
Avery learned about PWSC through her high school counselor, Sue Reynolds, who had a poster showcasing the college and its outdoor leadership program. Drawn to the hands-on nature of the program, she decided to enroll, even though it meant starting in the middle of an Alaskan winter.
Attention all science enthusiasts! We are excited to announce the third PWSC Environmental Sciences Symposium, which will be held on May 2, 2025.
Trevor Guggenbickle, a student from Wrangell, Alaska, is studying marine services technology and pursuing his GED, with the support of his instructors.
Luke Kaderabek, a millwright student at PWSC, is committed to his future in the trades. He turned down a job offer on Alaska's North Slope to finish his program and earn his certification, believing that long-term success starts with a solid foundation. In the photo, Luke Kaderabek works on a round stock machining project using the manual Grizzly lathe pictured behind him.
Prince William Sound College (PWSC) is hiring part-time adjunct faculty to teach program courses for Marine Service Technology, hashtag#Millwright, hashtag#Construction, and Outdoor Leadership —plus we’re hiring part-time faculty to teach courses in Psychology, Arts, Humanities, Business, Math, and Social Sciences!
