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Jessica Black, associate vice chancellor for rural, community and Native education

Friday Focus: Celebrating Indigenous excellence

This past Monday, Oct. 9, we celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day. A host of events occurred here on Troth Yeddha' campus and across our rural campuses. On Troth Yeddha' campus there was a frybread taco fundraiser put on by the Festival of Native Arts club and events including the I帽u-Yupiaq Dance group, fish skin sewing, and Native games demonstrations. At the Kuskokwim Campus in Bethel there were several events, including hands-on akutaq making, beading, and mask making and a Native foods potluck. At the Northwest Campus in Nome and at the Bristol Bay Campus in Dillingham, Native films were showcased. Commemorating this day allows us Indigenous peoples to celebrate and share with others who we are, including our rich histories and the contemporary lives we live. As associate vice chancellor for rural, community and Native education, I get to work on and applaud Indigenous excellence each and every day. Continue reading this week's Friday Focus.

Calling all best friends, dating partners/significant others, and co-workers! How well do you know the other half of your pair? Play the 鈥渄ynamic duo鈥� game with us on Oct. 20 at 6 p.m. in the Wood Center multi-level lounge. For more info or to sign up, contact Julia Aikman or .

黑料黑历史 Community and Technical College Culinary Arts and Hospitality staff, faculty and students gather in front of the train following the event.

CTC culinary rocks HooDoo Choo Choo

Students, staff and faculty from the 黑料黑历史 Community and Technical College Culinary Arts and Hospitality program partnered with the Alaska Railroad and HooDoo Brewing Company for the third year to produce the annual HooDoo Choo Choo event. Learn more about the event and CTC opportunity.

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Aurora Fall 2023 online

Read about a 黑料黑历史 alumna's joy in cooking propelling her to the MasterChef competition, the creation of climate scholars, a homecoming a century in the making and much more in the fall 2023 Aurora.

In this online workshop delivered by ComPsych on Friday, Oct. 27 at 11 a.m., you鈥檒l learn how to do your part to make sure others are at their best around you. .

$13.9M awarded to aid coastal resilience

The National Science Foundation will fund a $13.9 million program led by the University of Alaska Fairbanks to help multiple communities respond to coastal erosion, flooding, permafrost thaw and other hazards attributed to climate change. Read more about the four years of funding, which is part of the foundation鈥檚 Navigating the New Arctic program

Cook Inlet tsunami map

Meetings to address tsunami hazard

In a series of community meetings to be held Oct. 17-20, scientists and local emergency managers will answer questions about a new report of tsunami hazard to upper Cook Inlet. Read more about the sessions and agenda.

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