PWSC's new outdoor leadership students are focused on gaining practical outdoor skills and a deep respect for nature. They aim to become effective leaders and acquire essential skills for outdoor careers. Lisa Yoder sees Alaska and the program as opportunities to test her abilities.
We are excited to announce our upcoming "Spotlight on the Artists of Alaska" series! This series will showcase the fantastic talent and creativity of local artists. Our first featured artist is Sarah Cochran, whose exhibit will be at the museum from August 5 to 22.
Join us July 31 from 5-8pm at Gold Fields Archery Range for an archery shoot and BBQ hosted by PWSC and Valdez Parks and Recreation!
Join now to explore the intricacies of human behavior! Enroll in PSY A111—Introduction to Psychology. This three-credit course delves into the fascinating world of human behavior and mental processes.
Prepare for a promising career in science or healthcare by enrolling in our new Associate of Science (AS) degree. This program will equip you with a solid academic background in natural and social sciences, along with a well-rounded education in liberal arts through general education courses. Whether you aim to enter the workforce or pursue a higher degree, our AS degree will set you on the right path.
Valdez Theatre Conference Coordinator Dawson Moore will instruct Theatre 215: Contemporary Plays. The 3-credit course will explore historical and cultural perspectives in theatre from the 1800s to the present.
We are thrilled to introduce Sam Campbell, our new assistant professor of English at PWSC!
Kungcheng Wang ("KC") and his classmates went on an eight-day kayaking adventure through Prince William Sound, paddling through Columbia Glacier, Sawmill Bay, Jack Bay, and Shoup Bay. Navigating the scenic waters and experiencing the unique challenges of the expedition was an incredible experience for KC. KC shared, "If life is a series of tests, this eight-day sea kayak adventure is filled with surprises and challenges."
The 32nd Annual Valdez Theatre Conference wrapped up another successful year. Forty-seven playwrights from across America gathered to celebrate and analyze how to write effective plays.
Lars Dickson participated in the Skills USA national power equipment competition, competing against the top student technicians nationwide in hands-on labs and a written test created by the Equipment & Engine Training Council (EETC) and industry sponsors.
