Dr. Stan Herman helps Rutgers University piece together the stories behind Alaska Native cultural objects that have been in its collection for more than 150 years, showing how anthropology, historical records and Indigenous knowledge can help reconnect objects with their origins.
Prince William Sound College is pleased to welcome three finalists for the Director position. Each candidate will participate in campus visits, meet with faculty, staff, students, and community members, and participate in open forums as part of the search process. We invite the PWSC community to learn more about each candidate below and participate in the upcoming campus visit activities.
Research doesn't always go as planned, but adapting to changing conditions is part of science. Through their internship, Brittany and Carter are gaining hands-on research experience while contributing to Alaska's growing mariculture industry.
After earning her Associate of Applied Science in Technology at PWSC, Dakota Bell discovered an unexpected passion for kelp research through a marine science internship.
A connection made more than 10 years ago in Taiwan brought Chungshih Sun back to Alaska, where he joined PWSC’s sea kayaking expedition and rediscovered the beauty, challenge, and lifelong memories of exploring Prince William Sound.
