College Bridging Students on their weekend jaunt…paddling the Kuskokwim River and visiting Alessa Poe’s family camp just down river from Bethel.

Here is the first activity the Student Government did after being elected into the 2006-2007 school year. We did a carwash for the community of Bethel, AK. It was a busy Saturday afternoon, back to back carwashes. We worked from 10pm-4pm.

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ANSEP Building was dedicated the last week of October in Anchorage on the UA Campus.

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The Knuckle Hop Champion of the World 2006.

Full Time Student and Student Body President at KuC. Click image below to view Tony at WEIO in Fairbanks, Alaska.

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The NSF TCUP KuC Summer Bridging Program runs for 7 weeks each summer and is based on the highly successful ANSEP Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program model. A typical weekday for a Bridging student begins with an 8 am Calculus prep class at the KuC Campus. The class runs until 10am and the students then report for their intern jobs.

Each job teams a student with an engineer or scientist at a local Bethel organization. We ask the companies to give the students jobs that they think the students can’t do. The sponsoring company challenges the students with projects that will take nine weeks to complete. Lunch is at noon and they are back at work at 1pm.

At 5pm the students travel back to the University residence hall where they eat and then work collaboratively on Calculus prep with peer mentors from the Pacific Alliance University Retention Program until bedtime. Weekends are dedicated to cohort building and students enjoy a joint outing; fishing, plane ride, hovercraft excursion, etc. The pace of the summer is tough, but students enjoy it and rise to the challenge year after year. Students are awarded 4 college credits upon completion of the Mathematics course.

Here is a short (7min) video about the College Bridging students on their retreat / trip to Platinum, AK.

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This year the Talent Search Rocket Camp built six 7ft rockets that were successfully launched. Watch and see it happen.

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Here is a special report by Talent Search own Channel 15 News.

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Here is Dara Friday’s video on ” Clothes of Nunivak Island - Then and Now”.

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Here is Brandon Williams Now and Then video about Harvesting Reindeer. There are scenes of a reindeer be field dressed (no clothes were put on the animal), nothing gory though.

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Here is “Homes of Then… and Now” by Peri Sanders.

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Here is the final revision of Oscar’s video “Ellikarrmuit Archeology”.

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Here is Nels Now and Then on Shelter and how they have changed.

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Here is Levi’s final edition of “Food - Now and Then”.

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Here is Jessica’s “Now and Then - What it Was Like” video.

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Here is Jamie J’s final cut of what he calls “The Graves of Nash Harbor”.

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Here is a silent film about Nunivak’s wildlife,
by the naturalist Eddie Corp.

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Here is the final cut of “Trip to Nash” by Albert Swope.

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Here is the long awaited part 2 of Jeff Typpo’s “Journey to the Dead Whale.”

The video is abit smaller in size then the previous video, and dimension.

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Here’s some great footage by Levi, plus some facts.

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Here is the complete and finished version of Brandon’s first Muskox video.

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