As we celebrate Alaska Native and Native American Heritage Month, our community honors the rich traditions, history, and resilience of Alaska Native people. This month provides an opportunity to highlight the voices and stories of Alaska Native students who carry their heritage forward by merging traditional practices with new skills to support and strengthen their communities.
Students in Sam Campbell's literature class are thriving as they explore historical, literary, and cultural themes in texts spanning from 2000 BCE through the present. They draw parallels between these stories and modern media through discussions, discovering how themes like love, heroism, and mortality transcend time. The course encourages them to redefine literature while fostering empathy and understanding of diverse cultures by exploring universal concepts across different eras.
"Moving from Arizona to Alaska was a significant change, especially since I was unsure about my career path. I enrolled in the OEC in Marine Natural Resource Technician program last semester, which was enjoyable and inspiring, deepening my interest in environmental science." Maddy Yazzie
To all veterans, both past and present, we express our deep gratitude for your remarkable service and sacrifice. You are the backbone of our nation, and our appreciation for you is everlasting.
Enroll in our Alaska Native Cultures class this spring semester to explore Alaska's Indigenous peoples' rich traditions and histories. This is an inspiring opportunity to connect with local heritage and perspectives.
Are you interested in becoming a Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)? Providence Valdez Medical Center promotes CNAs and trainees/students by offering a dynamic healthcare program. Providence offers full tuition reimbursement to students who become PVMC employees, provided that they successfully become certified within 120 days of completing the class. The next PWSC class will occur from January 13 to February 27, 2024.
PWSC Archery Club Presents the 13th Annual Valdez Turkey Shoot
PWSC Valdez Archery Club Meeting on November 6, 2024 at 7:00 p.m.
There are several reasons for PhD counselor and therapist Kyra Meyer to speak with our outdoor leadership students about mental health. Outdoor education involves physical challenges and personal growth, significantly impacting mental well-being.
Raife Bowman earned an Associate of Applied Science degree in Outdoor Leadership from Prince William Sound College and became a certified Wilderness EMT and AIARE Level 1. Raife founded Arctic Field Craft, focusing on outdoor adventures that connect people with nature. As his business grew, he balanced his roles as an entrepreneur, husband, and father, eventually taking an opportunity to work in Antarctica. We recently met with him to learn about his experiences in Antarctica.
