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Arctic Hours...This site is a video blog and vodcast for the Kuskokwim Campus' Summer Field Camp on Nunivak Island. Here you will find multimedia presentations from students and faculty completed during the summer of 2005.Vodcast / link to our RSS feed here:http://feeds.feedburner.com/kuc_summersciencePhoto archive of many of the photos presented on this blog are here:http://www.flickr.com/photos

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Hurry up and wait...the students were up and ready, raring to go...but the weather on the Island had other ideas. ERA Aviation in Bethel took all of our baggage and readied two planes. After waiting for in Bethel for two hours we were finally able to board the planes and head for the Island. When we got off of the plane we met a couple of people at the airport. We had a ride from the airport to

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Spike camp at Mikisagimiut...west of the base-camp along the rugged North Coast of the island is the protected harbor at the tradtional campsite Mikisagimiun. Used today as a hunting and fishing camp, the bay and campsite provide campers with great access to the ocean environment and foot access to the west side of the island.Lots of wildlife, traditional food resources, and an excellent

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Students have the opportunity to construct and actually use traditional kayak technologies at during the summer science field camp...adding to the traditional context and content of their studies.There are traditional style qayat and angyaq at the camp!View video of the angyaq construction belowView multiple format video, Angyaq construction (~ 2.8Mb)http://locus.dist-ed.uaf.edu/kuc/blog/content/

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The 2005 students traversed from Nash Harbor camp to the west side of Nunviak Island. There they were presented with vistas beyond compare, bird rookeries, muskox, reindeer...and some SORE FEET.view flash video <a><img></a>Island Traverse by Jofina Avugiak

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Video produced by Danica Broerman as part of her Natural History of Alaska - Nunivak Island study.Video short depicts study and ethnobotanical sketch of local flora, common name, Roseroot.<a><img></a>Links to Multiple Video Formats:http://locus.dist-ed.uaf.edu/kuc/blog/content/RoserootMed_Prog.mov (7Mb)

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Ten Students from across the YK Delta have been selected to attend this seasons summer Biology Field Camp on Nunivak Island. Students will assemble at the Kuskokwim Campus in Bethel the second week of June to prepare for the outing that will take them off the coast of Mainland SW Alaska to the Bering Sea's Nunivak Island.Student scientists include:Sara AmosJofina AvugiakRachael EvanRegina Hunt '

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Dr. Corky Corkern / KuC, BiologyBertha Andrews / NIMA, Elder in ResisdenceMartin Leonard / KuC, NSF Prog. ManagerSkip Snaith / KuC, Field VideographyDiane McEachern / KuC, Student Support ServicesSteve Carr / Alaskan Outdoor Center, Outdoor EducationIsaiah Peter / KuC, Media TechnicianView slide show presentation 2005 KuC & NIMA Faculty and Staff:<a&amp

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Summer 2005 Students<a><img></a>Video slideshow - Pretigious Students

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KYUK Radio and TV interviews and presentation.by Ms. Kenny Steele Shane Iverson describes the KuC Talent Search Initiative(mp3 8.7MB) KYUK_1.mp3Martin Leonard III describes the NSF TCUP effort in the YK Delta(mp3 4.5MB) KYUK_2.mp3Dr Bob Brown describes the KuC ANSEP Bootcamp,piloted summer of 2005 on the Kuskokwim Campus in Bethel(mp3 4.1MB) : KYUK_3.mp3

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