This summer, students in Dr. Stan Herman’s Cultural Anthropology course are exploring the hidden frameworks that shape human life. Dr. Herman brings enthusiasm and depth to the class, encouraging students to challenge their assumptions about culture. Photo: Early anthropologist recording oral histories. (Library of Congress)
This summer, students enrolled in Alaska Native Cultures have the opportunity to learn about the rich and diverse histories, traditions, and contemporary experiences of Alaska's Indigenous peoples.
We have been eagerly anticipating this! The Valdez Theatre Conference features performances on the main stage of the Civic Center, and they are free for the public to attend.
Cami Zifko’s passion for Indigenous histories and archaeology fuels her work at the Maxine and Jesse Whitney Museum.
The event showcased independent, student-led research projects developed throughout the academic year, focusing on vital environmental science topics rooted in our local ecosystems.
Talkeetna, Alaska—With backpacks packed, over 135 lbs of food per group, sleds loaded, and months of training behind them, our expedition team is officially beginning their Denali capstone adventure. Stay updated with our progress, photos, and stories from the mountain by following our expedition.
Reflecting on our first symposium, we feel grateful. Nineteen participants and seven instructors enjoyed four days of hands-on kayaking training — which exceeded our expectations. We plan to host this event annually!
A group of students from our Marine Natural Resources Technician (MNRT) program recently traveled to Sitka, Alaska, to participate in the University of Alaska Southeast (UAS) Aquaculture Lab, led by Angie Bowers. For three immersive days, the students explored the exciting intersections of marine science, sustainability, and mariculture.
Meet Tim Burns – Precision Machinist, Educator, and Mentor. Tim is more than an educator; he is a mentor, leader, and a true advocate for career and technical education.
A group of students is gearing up for a capstone expedition to Denali, North America's highest peak. However, this adventure is more than just a physical challenge; it serves as a scientific mission, a team-building experience, and, for many, a defining moment in their academic and personal journeys.
