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BIOL S105CRN 72104 · 4 Credits

Fundamentals of Biology I

GER Course

Introduction to biological principles, cellular mechanics, genetics, evolution, and marine ecosystem dynamics in coastal Alaska.

Instructor:Dr. Carolyn Bergstrom
Schedule:MWF 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM | Lab: T 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location:Soboleff Hall 102 & Auke Bay Marine Lab
Prereq: MATH S105 placement or co-requisite.8 of 24 Seats Open
ODS S114CRN 72118 · 3 Credits

Backcountry Sea Kayaking & Navigation

Expedition Planning, tide currents, cold-water safety, seamanship, and wilderness navigation through the Alexander Archipelago.

Instructor:Forest Wagner
Schedule:TTh 1:00 PM - 4:30 PM | 3 Weekend Expeditions
Location:Auke Bay Harbor & Lynn Canal Waterways
Prereq: ODS S101 or instructor permission.4 of 14 Seats Open
MTR S119CRN 73402 · 3 Credits

Small Vessel Operator & USCG Seamanship

USCG-approved course covering rules of the road, vessel handling, radar navigation, marine safety, and 100-Ton Master license prep.

Instructor:Capt. Chris Boss
Schedule:M-F 8:30 AM - 12:00 PM (4-Week Intensive)
Location:Robertson Building & Full-Mission Bridge Simulator
Prereq: None. Open to all students and maritime workers.6 of 12 Seats Open
ANL S120CRN 74019 · 3 Credits

Beginning Lingít Language I

GER Course

Introduction to Lingít phonetics, grammar, conversation, cultural protocols, and oral storytelling traditions of Southeast Alaska.

Instructor:X̱'unei Lance Twitchell
Schedule:TTh 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM (Live Distance Zoom)
Location:Online Distance Studio
Prereq: None.15 of 30 Seats Open
ENVS S102CRN 72844 · 4 Credits

Earth and Glaciology Systems

GER Course

Study physical geology, ice sheet dynamics, oceanography, climate history, and hydrology in the Tongass National Forest.

Instructor:Dr. Jason Amundson
Schedule:MWF 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM | Fieldwork: Sat 9 AM - 3 PM
Location:Natural Sciences Building & Mendenhall Glacier Field Site
Prereq: MATH S105 or placement.11 of 22 Seats Open
ED S301CRN 75190 · 3 Credits

Culturally Responsive Teaching in Alaska

Pedagogical framework integrating Indigenous knowledge systems, Alaska Cultural Standards for Educators, and rural community engagement.

Instructor:Dr. Lisa Richardson
Schedule:Wed 5:00 PM - 7:30 PM (Asynchronous + Live Seminars)
Location:Online School of Education Portal
Prereq: Admission to School of Education or instructor approval.9 of 25 Seats Open
BA S151CRN 71822 · 3 Credits

Introduction to Business & Alaska Economy

GER Course

Foundational survey of modern business organization, finance, marketing, maritime commerce, and Alaska Native Corporation economics.

Instructor:Prof. Michael Boyer
Schedule:Asynchronous Online (Study at your own pace)
Location:Canvas LMS
Prereq: None.22 of 40 Seats Open
FT S120CRN 76201 · 3 Credits

Fisheries Technology & Mariculture

Hands-on hatchery operations, salmon enhancement techniques, kelp & oyster mariculture farming, and fish health sampling.

Instructor:Prof. Joel Markis
Schedule:TTh 9:00 AM - 11:30 AM | Lab at Sitka Sound Science Center
Location:Sitka Campus Room 108 & Marine Hatchery
Prereq: None.7 of 18 Seats Open