Employee spotlight: Teshina Dorsey
PWSC is excited to announce the addition of Teshina Dorsey to our team.
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New year, new opportunities! Internship alert for college students!
New year, new opportunities! Internship alert for college students! As we usher in the new year, we're thrilled to announce exciting internship opportunities for passionate and dynamic college students looking to kickstart their professional journey.
Campus closure for winter break
The PWSC main campus will be closed for winter break from December 23-January 2, 2024
Student spotlight: Kyle Bradshaw
Kyle Bradshaw will graduate with three Occupational Endorsement Certificates this May and is excited about exploring his career options.
Sugarloaf Hall now known as Suacit Hall
Prince William Sound College recently held a renaming ceremony for Sugarloaf Hall, now known as Suacit Hall. The new name honors the history of the land and the resilience of the Chugach Sugpiat people.
Employee spotlight: Eduardo (Eddie) Estrada
Eddie, whose full name is Eduardo Estrada, spent his childhood in the warm desert state of Arizona. At 12, he moved to Alaska, where he discovered his passion for commercial fishing, shaping his career and life.
Students can gain an understanding of the diverse benefits of recreation by examining it from various perspectives.
Meeting with staff from Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, Athna Incorporated, and Bureau of Land Management informed students about recreation benefits from federal and Native Corporation perspectives.
Explore human cultures with anthropology at PWSC
Explore human cultures with anthropology at PWSC. ANTH A101 introduces four subfields and basic ideas. ANTH A202 covers cultural concepts and cross-cultural comparisons. It is recommended for non-majors and majors.
Hilcorp Alaska presented at PWSC for millwright students, offering career opportunities, industry knowledge, and networking potential.
Hilcorp Alaska presented at PWSC for millwright students, providing career opportunities, industry knowledge, and real-world insights. It created networking and recruitment potential for the company while offering career guidance and inspiration to the students.
AGRI A104 class teaches practical knowledge and skills for managing natural resources.
AGRI A104 class teaches practical knowledge and skills for managing natural resources. A wildlife biology and management class session led by Heidi Hatcher from the Alaska Department of Fish and Game helped students improve their radio-tracking skills. This hands-on activity illustrated wildlife population management methodologies, enhancing their problem-solving and analytical skills.