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Alaska History

The land, the peoples, and the story of the Last Frontier

Alaska Native dancers in green regalia and fur headdresses performing with dance fans.
Date & time
On-site · Tue/Thu, 11:00 AM–1:00 PM
Length
8 weeks · Sept 29 – Nov 19, 2026
Location
742 S Alaska St, Palmer, AK
Cost
$450 per student
Eligibility
High School Students
Seats
20

About this course

A survey of Alaska's history from Indigenous cultures through statehood and the modern era. Covers the land, the peoples, major turning points, and the forces shaping Alaska today.

What you'll learn

  1. 01Trace Alaska's history from Indigenous cultures through the present
  2. 02Understand the impact of colonization, ANCSA, and statehood
  3. 03Connect historical events to modern Alaska communities
  4. 04Engage critically with primary sources and narratives

Prerequisites

None. Open to all learners.

Taught by previous Mat-Su Central staff and alumni

Jesse Carnahan

Jesse Carnahan

Educator with deep roots in Alaska history and community.

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