Sealaska Heritage Institute postpones 2021 Traditional Games in Ketchikan due to COVID-19
SHI hoping to reschedule event later in May
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Sealaska Heritage Institute (SHI) has postponed the southern Native Youth Olympics Traditional Games that was slated to happen at the Ketchikan High School this weekend.
The change was made following a spike in new COVID-19 cases in Ketchikan this week, including five that were announced by the Ketchikan Gateway Borough School District on Tuesday.
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Sealaska Heritage Institute is hoping to reschedule the event later in May and will continue to monitor the situation. Prior to the outbreak, the 2021 games planned in Ketchikan and Juneau were restructured in accordance with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and local health guidelines to ensure safety. Only athletes, coaches and organi
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A campaign for Alaska’s future Author: Sheri Buretta Published 5 days ago
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Print article The University of Alaska is focused on taking charge of its destiny. On March 25, the university launched its “For Alaska” philanthropic campaign the largest public fundraising effort in the university’s history, with a goal to raise $200 million by 2024. The fundraising campaign involves all three universities University of Alaska Anchorage, University of Alaska Fairbanks and University of Alaska Southeast as well as all 16 community campuses and the University of Alaska Foundation. This coordinated fundraising and public outreach effort is an opportunity to further position higher education as a catalyst for a thriving Alaska. The campaign invites alumni, community partners, businesses and neighbors to invest in delivering high-quality education to meet the needs of Alaska. The campaign is also about allowing each of us to imagine the possibilities in
New UAS program provides hands-on training for budding aquaculturists
Posted by KCAW Staff | Apr 16, 2021
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From salmon hatcheries to new mariculture industries like kelp and oyster farms, the possibilities for aquaculture in Alaska abound. A new semester-long program at the University of Alaska Southeast will provide hands-on, in-person training to students from around the state and the country who are interested in pursuing aquaculture as a career. UAS Fisheries Technology professor Angie Bowers joined KCAW’s Erin Fulton on the Morning Interview to talk about the program and how prospective students can join.
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