We are pleased to announce that a team of PhD student researchers from the Pardee RAND Graduate School are assisting us, at the Sitka Sound Science Center, and the broader community of Sitka this summer in understanding how tourism…
This past Sunday, August 7th, the small Sage Beach that sits adjacent to the Sitka Sound Science Center kicked off the 13th annual Change Your Latitude race, the nation’s northernmost open ocean swim race. At a latitude of…
“I want to give back and participate in our community,” says Rob Allen, a lifelong Sitkan who is something of a nonprofit board member addict. Rob has volunteered and lent his professional expertise as a board member to…
Written by Karl Cranston Simmons As a senior at Pacific High School, I’ve been thinking a lot about my future education and career goals for the past year. I’ve done some journalism work and am thinking about making it my…
Quivers from Mt. Edgecumbe in April brought a good deal of attention to the dormant Stratovolcano off the coast of Sitka. A team of volcanologists from the Alaska Volcano Observatory have been studying the volcano and the recent earthquake swarm…
BY Karl Cranston Simmons Karl is a graduating student from Pacific High School, who is working at the Science Center under the Purvis Calvin Field Station job program For this installment of the SPIFy blog, we interviewed Haley Jenkins, the…
SSSC board member Michael Mausbach might not seem like the typical planned giving advocate. He is on the 20 side of 30 years old, and in the early stages of his career. “ I think a lot of people in…