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T3 Alaska





T3 ALLIANCE ALASKA


TEACHING THROUGH TECHNOLOGY 



WELCOME!

T3 Alaska is a network of students, educators, and community partners who are
dedicated to actualizing collaboration, empathy, and equity. T3 clubs in local
high schools allow students to explore STEAM studies through a focused
curriculum, problem-based learning, and service projects of relevance to their
communities. Spanning the state of Alaska, T3 sites gain access to curricula,
mentorship, peer and professional networks, training workshops, travel
opportunities, project funding, and MakerSpace technology, including drones,
Raspberry Pi computers, and 3D printers.

The T3 Alliance Alaska Program is open to students at participating schools. 
There is no cost for students to participate. 

Once involved in the T3 program, students gain access to a variety of
opportunities including mentorship, extracurricular clubs, access to Makerspace
equipment, travel, and more!




Apply to T3 Alaska!




MENTORSHIP

T3 Alaska students are involved in a supportive community that promotes constant
learning and a positive mindset. Being involved in the with T3 connects students
to industry leaders who are working on the big challenges that we face in
Alaska. By carrying out research with the help of our community partners,
students are more likely to encounter internships and job opportunities.
Students can also write mini grants to fund their projects, gaining important
experience in budgeting and grant writing.


MAKERSPACES

A Makerspace is an environment where students can exercise their creative and
technological skills. Makerspace equipment includes 3D printers, laser cutters,
drones, and more. Students can utilize T3 Makerspaces for art, studying, and
projects that solve community problems. The Makerspaces are run by teachers and
school leaders who can provide guidance and training, both with projects and
technology. Visit the UAF Makerspace website to see more about what these spaces
can provide for students.



TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES

Because T3 Alaska spans the entire state, T3 students have the unique
opportunity to visit communities around Alaska (and around the nation!) to learn
about and use technology to solve community issues. 


T3 CLUBS

Each year, T3 Alaska schools host student led clubs that work towards a
technological solution to community issues. This year, student clubs include the
Makerspace, Drones, Earth Observation, and Energy clubs.



INTERESTED IN THE PROGRAM?

If you'd like to become a part of the T3 program, visit the application page to
see more information about applying. All students from participating schools can
apply for free!



Have a T3/technology related question? Click here!




The University of Alaska Fairbanks is accredited by the Northwest Commission on
Colleges and Universities.UAF is an affirmative action/equal opportunity
employer and educational institution.The Upward Bound Program offers all
services entirely free to participants as it is funded by an $891,374 grant from
the US Dept of ED.The Math Science Upward Bound Program offers all services
entirely free to participants as it is funded by a $299,038 grant from the US
Dept. of ED.

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