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Alaska BRIN is the result of a Institutional
development award from the National
Center for Research Resources a subdivision of National
Institutes of Health. BRIN's Administrative
Core located at the University
of Alaska Fairbanks and the University
of Alaska Anchorage.
For additional information on new research, please
see our sister site Alaska EPSCoR.
BRIN member institutions
State BRIN sites
- Institutional Development Award (IDeA) Program BRIN
Directory of Fiscal Year 2001 Awards
by State.
Additional links
Additional links to organizations, agencies, for
those who have an interest in Alaska Native Health issues, Alaska Native
and other indigenous peoples issues, and/or agencies/organizations involved
in health issues (federal, state, and other). These are by no means
comprehensive lists.
Alaska Native Health Organizations
Alaska Native and Other Indigenous Peoples
Organizations
Federal, State and Other
Health Organizations
Health information sites
Web Resources for Teachers
- A
Place for Teachers - Alaska Department of Education & Early
Development resources for teachers
- Alaska
Native Language Center - A center for research and documentation
of the twenty Native languages of Alaska
- Alaska
Native Knowledge Network - A resource for compiling and exchanging
information related to Alaska Native knowledge systems, government
agencies, educators, and the general public in gaining access to the
knowledge base that Alaska Natives have acquired through cumulative
experience over millennia
- Alaska
Partnership for Teacher Enhancement - A 5-year U.S. Department
of Education grant focusing on preparing quality teachers who can
help ensure all students leave their public education experience with
the skills and knowledge to be successful
- AKPT3 - Alaska
Preparing Tomorrow's Teachers to Use Technology
- Alaska
Rural Systemic Initiative - An effort to systematically document
the indigenous knowledge systems of Alaska Native people and develop
practices that effectively integrate indigenous knowledge into educational
programs
- Alaska
Staff Development Network - A partnership of Alaska's 53 school
districts, the Alaska Department of Education & Early Development,
NEA-Alaska, and others that provides teacher training and mentoring
opportunities
- Alaskool.org
- Online materials about Alaska Native history, education, languages,
and cultures
- Eisenhower
National Clearinghouse - This site is devoted to identifying effective
curriculum resources, creating high quality professional development
materials, and disseminating useful information and products to improve
K-12 mathematics and science teaching and learning
- GLOBE
Program - An international hands-on environmental science and
education program that connects K-12 students, teachers, and scientists
around the world for research collaboration and cross-cultural enrichment
- LitSite
Alaska - A Web community promoting literacy, cultural diversity,
and well-being throughout Alaska, featuring narratives illustrating
many cultural aspects of life in Alaska and an archive of lesson plans
used in Alaska classrooms
- NIH LIFEWORKS -- A FREE CAREER EXPLORATION SITE.
- The National Institutes of
Health (NIH), Office of Science Education (OSE) introduces "LifeWorks", an
interactive Web site featuring more than 100 careers in the health and
medical sciences. It is designed as a resource for middle school and high
school students, parents, educators, and school guidance/career counselors
to explore the diversity of careers in the field. According to the
Department of Labor, these jobs are expected to be among the fastest growing
jobs in the nation over the next 10 years
- Northwest
Regional Educational Laboratory - The NWREL Mathematics and Science
Education Center offers teacher-support materials available free of
charge to Alaska
- SLED Education Links - Alaska
and General Education sites
- Teachers
Experiencing Antarctica and the Arctic (TEA) - The centerpiece
of the TEA program is a research experience in which K-12 teachers
participates in a polar expedition
Other Sites of Interest
- Alaska
Native Epidemiology Center - A report from
the Alaska Native Epidemiology Center, Alaska Native Health Board,
that provides information on contaminant levels in wildlife and traditional
foods
- Alaska
Traditional Diet Project - A project to assist consumers of Alaskan
traditional foods to make informed dietary decisions
- Arctic
Contaminants - A project by the Alaska Native Science Commission
and the University of Alaska's Institute of Social and Economic Research
to build capacity among Alaskan communities to identify and address
concerns about environmental changes and contamination
- Center
for Alaska Native Health Research (CANHR) - A program of the University
of Alaska to build and increase research capacity to help improve
the health of Alaska Natives
- Circumpolar Conservation Union - Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) in Alaska: What does Science Tell Us?
- Dietary
Benefits and Risks in Alaskan Villages - An NIEHS-supported Environmental
Justice project that addresses dietary questions raised by native
people living in villages throughout Alaska (click on Brubaker)
- Lariat (Montana State) - Creating a community of biomedical researchers and educators by connecting them to next-generation national and international cyber-infrastructure, e-science opportunities and resources.
- Northern Contaminants Program (NCP) Database - A new NCP Publications Database, which describes more than 760 publications that have
resulted from Canada's Northern Contaminants Program, is available online
from Indian and Northern Affairs Canada.
- Rural
Assistance Center - A rural health and human services information
portal
- WWAMI Regional Center of Excellence (RCE) for Biodefense and Emerging Infectious Diseases Research - One of eight regional centers established by the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, part of the National Institutes of Health, in September 2003. The purpose of the NIAID biodefense research program is to develop the tools necessary to protect the public from potential agents of bioterrorism and from emerging natural biological threats.

Most of the materials
for this page were provided by the Outreach Core.
This site was created and is maintained by the Alaska BRIN Administrative
Core.
If you have any questions or comments please contact INBRE@alaska.edu. Thank you. Last updated, spring, 2004.
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