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…
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…
The Sitka Sound Science Center is excited to welcome Julie Schram as this month’s Scientist in Residency Fellow (SIRF). The SIRF Fellowship is meant to provide four weeks for scientists to have time to work on their research and…
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…
Dr. Gary Greene The Science Center is excited to welcome Dr. Gary Greene back to Sitka next week as a visiting marine geologist. Gary is no stranger to Sitka and the Science Center. In fact, he was one of…
This week, the Sitka Sound Science Center was honored to host our first Science Advisory Committee meeting. The Science Advisory Committee is made up of five experts in a variety of scientific fields, from geology to environmental social science,…
Written by Karl Cranston Simmons In this installment of the SPIFy journal, we interviewed Chris Balovich, president of CBC Construction Incorporated. CBC Construction is the company building SPIFy for the Science Center, and during the interview, we got…
