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    Program Evaluation: Rose Urban Rural Exchange 2003

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    Author
    McDiarmid, G. Williamson
    Frazier, Rosyland
    Keyword
    Alaska Humanities Forum
    Alaska Native Heritage Center
    urban students
    rural students
    Kaltag
    Pilot Station
    Quinhagak
    Scammon Bay
    Alaska-Shungnak
    Kiana
    Old Harbor
    Ruby
    King Cove
    Alakunuk
    Nanwalek
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/12096
    Abstract
    " The Rose Urban Rural Exchange is made possible by a partnership between the Alaska Humanities Forum and the Alaska Native Heritage Center. It's intended to build understanding and a state- wide sense of community by bringing urban students to rural Alaska, and rural students to urban Alaska, to learn about each other's cultures. It will continue through 2004. As in the first year. Urban students traveled from Anchorage to 11 villages in southwest and central Alaska. About 20 urban and 20 rural students participated in the second year of the program-twice Alaska-Shungnak, Kiana, Old Harbor, Ruby, King Cove, Alakunuk, Nanwalek, Kaltag, Pilot Station, Quinhagak, and Scammon Bay (see map). Rural students from these same villages traveled to Anchorage. In most cases, parents of students who traveled from Anchorage hosted the visiting rural students, and vice-versa. Parents also typically attended orientation sessions."
    Date
    2003
    Publisher
    Institute of Social and Economic Research, University of Alaska.
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