This year, the capstone class project for PWSC outdoor leadership students is a 14-day kayak trip from Whittier to Valdez. According to Dr. Benjamin Rush, Assistant Professor of Outdoor Leadership, this is a student-planned and led expedition
University of Alaska Chancellor Sean Parnell presented PWSC Director Dan O’Connor with a certificate of appreciation from the Alaska State Legislature. This certificate honors Dr. O’Connor for his many contributions and service to Prince William Sound College and the University of Alaska Anchorage.
Prince William Sound College’s “Alaska Tech Learners” (ATL) dual enrollment web engineering program will be highlighted at the 2022 STEM for All Video Showcase: Access, Inclusion, and Equity.
PWSC adjunct faculty Woody Woodgate developed and is currently teaching the online course (Strategies for Implementing Culturally Relevant CTE Instruction) this spring to educators across Alaska. In his class, Woodgate helps teachers better understand historical contexts for education in rural Alaska and provides teachers with best practices for designing culturally relevant activities and lesson plans.
Prince William Sound College and Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve have been working together through an internship program that helps students and the community. PWSC interviewed Carrie Wittmer, the team lead for the Division of Interpretation & Education at Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve, to learn more about PWSC and NPS’s collaborative efforts.
For dual enrollment Emergency Trauma Technician (ETT) students, Evan and Ethan Clupper, putting their training into practice came sooner than expected.
Prince William Sound College (PWSC) is offering the following properties for sale.
Since 1998, Prince William Sound College has assisted Alyeska Pipeline Service Company in conducting annual oil spill response training under the Ship Escort/Response Vessel System (SERVS) Fishing Vessel Program by providing instructors and logistical support. Meet two of the instructors, Dennis Bromley and Karl Pulliam.
PWSC student Sarah King is having an exceptionally busy year. Not only is she taking a full load of classes, but her National Parks Service (NPS) internship was extended through this spring.
It's Career and Technical Training Month!
