'Alaska Salmon Traps: Their History and Impact on Alaska Communities' - Oct. 22, 2013
by Michelle Saport |
Tuesday, Oct. 22, 12-2:30 p.m. Cooperative Extension Service office (1675 C St. #100)
Would you like to learn about Alaska history from famous people? Join UAF's Cooperative Extension Service (CES) for "Alaska Salmon Traps: Their History and Impact on Alaska Communities," a lecture by author and historian James Mackovjak, with an introduction by Vic Fischer, Alaska statesman and director emeritus of the Institute of Social and Economic Research. Brown bag lunch recommended; beverages provided. This event is free and open to the public, but seating is limited. Call (907) 786-6300 to register.
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