PWSC alumnus Rafael Alfaro and student Evan Clupper recently led a capstone trip to Denali National Park and Preserve with Dr. Benjamin Rush, assistant professor of outdoor leadership. For Evan, the experience surpassed his expectations.
We are pleased to introduce Dr. Stanley Herman as the latest addition to our team at PWSC, serving as the Museum & Community Engagement Coordinator. Dr. Herman holds a doctorate and master's degree in Cultural Anthropology and Cultural Resource Management. He will teach courses next spring and wants to spark informed discussions by asking thought-provoking questions and integrating Indigenous knowledge into his teachings.
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Dennis Humphrey has been appointed our full-time college director.
This fall, Dr. Dennis Humphrey, associate professor of English, teaches the Literature of the United States I (ENGL A205) course at PWSC. Enrolling in this class provides significant advantages for students. It satisfies academic prerequisites and caters to personal interests while offering opportunities for cultural exploration. Best of all, no textbook is required as all readings are provided for free through the course shell, and most lessons offer an audio version for added convenience.
PWSC's Cherise Beatus will be teaching Introduction to American Government this fall. In this three-credit course, students will delve into the history of the U.S. Constitution and explore the structure of the national government, including its three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial.
We had the chance to interview Queen Paninsoro, a science teacher at Kuspuk School District who teaches grades 7-12. She shared her experience with us about taking PWSC's Phenomena-based Environmental Science for Teachers course and how it will enhance her ability to engage students and teach ecological science.
As we celebrate World Oceans Day, let us acknowledge the vital role of education in promoting awareness about our oceans and ways to protect them.
Have you ever been inspired by Denali? PWSC alumnus Rafael Alfaro and student Evan Clupper will lead a capstone trip to Denali National Park and Preserve with Dr. Benjamin Rush, assistant professor of outdoor leadership.
In a recent interview with Matt Shelborne, a principal and teacher in McGrath, Alaska, we discussed his experience with PWSC's Small Engines For Teachers class taught by Anthony Gerasch. Matt was impressed with the course's alignment with his teaching philosophy and its opportunities for cross-curricular learning.
Our recent For Teachers courses brought together thirty-two teachers across the state for an unforgettable learning experience. Throughout the week, they gained valuable knowledge, inspiration, and practical skills that can be applied in their classrooms.
