T3 Alaska

When students flourish our communities are stronger.

T3 Alaska program is an alliance of students, educators, and community partners who are dedicated to providing students pathways to become innovative leaders in their communities.

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Summer Programs

Summer programs are open to high school students who have completed grades 8 and above. The program is free and all-inclusive: travel, food, housing and programming.

Energy, Storytelling & Cybersecurity | May 25–June 5, 2026
This 12-day residential program lets students explore energy, digital storytelling, and cybersecurity through hands-on projects and teamwork. Learn problem-solving skills, work on a community project, explore career paths, and earn UAF T3 badges along the way.

Community Engagement & Experiential Learning | June 8–19, 2026
Spend 12 days building, coding, and creating with T3 Alaska. Students explore drones, Raspberry Pi programming, and 3D printing while learning design thinking and how to turn ideas into real community projects. The program ends with a public showcase—show off student projects, celebrate accomplishments.

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Investing in Our Future Leaders

Engage Students in Community Projects

T3 Alaska empowers youth to become local changemakers and innovators by equipping them with technology skills, design thinking, and empathy. Students lead community-based projects that reflect local values and needs, fostering long-term civic engagement and leadership.

Providing of Pathways for Student Success

T3 Alaska invests in local clubs by providing educational resources, funding, programming, and mentorship. This support creates meaningful pathways for student learning, leadership development, and long-term success in both education and community life.

Curated Network

T3 Alaska builds a statewide network of educators, businesses, nonprofits, researchers, and local leaders who collaborate to create real-world learning and career opportunities for students—expanding both their horizons and their impact.