Being an AT in Alaska offers amazing opportunities and challenges, such as moose. Carolynn has served as an AT in Alaska for over twenty years and currently leads the Alaska AT Association.

Carolyn grew up north of Anchorage and wanted to be an industrial arts teacher.

While at the University of Idaho, she took a Care and Prevention of Injuries course.

Barrie Steele

Graduated through the internship route

Carolyn came back for a year in Alaska since my mom was retiring and to figure out my next move.

I love the people, they are generous and super welcoming.

Living in Sitka I feel like I live in an amazing bubble.

Being involved is difficult

Legislation is always a challenge

Probably somewhere like Arizona.

Pay is competitive

Anchorage is like most big cities

You get to cover all sports

It is a close-knit group of ATs

Scenery is unmatched

Carolyn Black – alaskaata@gmail.comAlaska AT FB – https://www.facebook.com/AlaskaATAssociation

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