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Kayak exploration, north side Nunivak Island, summer science field students and staff.

mikisagimiun_kayaking_video (3.5MB .mov)

mikisagimiun_kayaking_video (3.5MB .wmv)

mikisagimiun_kayaking_video (3.5MB .swf)

The KuC Talent Search program is presented in this series of radio shows written and produced by KYUK Radio’s Kenny Steele.

Information about the National Science Foundation ANSEP efforts at the college: Shane Iverson discusses Educational Talent Search Program; Martin Leonard III describes Summer Science Field efforts on Nunivak Island; and Bob Brown describes the pilot ANSEP College Bridging Program.

Listen to the presentations available as mp3 files:

Part 1 Shane Iverson discusses Educational Talent Search Program

Part 2, Martin Leonard III discusses Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program

Part 3, Dr. Bob Brown discusses the ANSEP Summer College and Career Bridging Program at KuC

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Also available as podcast feeds: use rss feed!

RoseRoot was created by Danica Broerman. She went to Nunivak Island for the Summer Science Camp.

Video Roseroot 6.8MB .mov

Video short / presentation from adjunct professor Skip Snaith…depicts the wildlife, landscapes and ‘hours’ spent at the KuC field study and research station on the Bering Sea, Nunivak Island.

Video \'Arctic Hours\' Skip Snaith, Nunivak Island (3MB .wmv)

Video Arctic Hours Skip Snaith Nunivak Island (3Mb .swf)

Vodcast \'Arctic Hours\' Skip Snaith Nunivak Island (3MB .mov)

This is a posting that appeared in the original alaska exposed vodcast site! The post has expanded to include some significant content on subsistence in the YK Delta.

Katie Alexie cutting king salmon at Tuntutuliak traditional fish camp on the Kuskokiwm River, Alaska

Links to the alaska exposed culture blog here:

http://alaskaexposedculture.blogspot.com/2005/03/fish-camp-essentialssubsistence-is-way.html

link to rss feed with enclosures

Vodcast / Presentation

View videos of a Traditional Open – Skin Boat…constructed during the Summer Science Field Camp on Nunivak Island…as part of the Kuskokwim Campus Science and Technology Academy…2004.

Skin Boats were a major part of Traditional Culture on Nunivak Island. The presence of these types of boats within Cup’ig culture is not well known.

This boat was constructed by Kuskokwim Campus students and NIMA corporation staff with direct supervision from shipwright and videographer, Skip Snaith.

This is a QuickTime presentation of the project (2.8MB)
Nash Harbor Angyaq Construction (.mov)

This is a Windows Media Video presentation of the project (2.8MB)
Nash Harbor Angyaq Construction (.wmv)

This is a Shockwave Flash presentation of the project (2.8MB)
Nash Harbor Angyaq Construction (.swf)