Go Seawolves! We are a small class with huge hearts, excited for Learning by Giving!
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In a world. Of ice and snow. Five students. Eight grant proposals. Only four will survive.
Kidding! We will be evaluating proposals from organizations across our super-massive state, and narrowing them down a handful of lucky projects. The anticipation! The mystery! Stay tuned for updates on what we learn, and how we give!
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
A "Stately" Presentation
Alaska attorney Cliff Groh (far left) and his colleague (second from left), a professor of Economics at the University of Alaska Anchorage, visited our class on October 5 to give us an overview of how the economy of our state works. Cliff Groh is a lifelong Alaskan who has been practicing law for over two decades. He currently serves as the President of the Alaska Common Ground, a forum dedicated to the discussion of public policy issues of the state. Cliff's presentation, aptly named "The State of the State," engages students in a classroom setting. Student ambassador Mark Phang (That's me in the middle!) and classmate AJ David (far right) simulate legislative activities that affect Alaska's funds to various sectors, including non-profit organizations. We learned that balancing the budget up north is no easy task!
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