Workshop: Building A Network for International Arctic Social Science Research

将在阿拉斯加举办一个由两部分组成的跨学科讲习班，同时通过北极圈社会科学博士网络提供实地课程。实地考察课程将有来自8个北极国家的18名博士生和6名来自环极地主要大学的资深教师参加。讲习班和实地课程的第一部分将侧重于北方社区和全球变化。演讲者将包括科学家、教育工作者以及阿拉斯加原住民和社区领袖。第二部分将为国际参与者提供机会，向阿萨巴斯坎长老学习当地土著文化和在北极进行研究的伦理问题。讲习班和实地课程的第二部分将在塔纳纳河上的老明托文化遗产营地举行。

A two-part interdisciplinary workshop will be held in Alaska in conjunction with a field course offered through the Circumpolar Arctic Social Science Ph.D. Network. The field course will involve 18 Ph.D. students from the eight arctic countries and six senior faculty from major circumpolar universities. The first part of the workshop and field course will focus on northern communities and global change. Speakers will include scientists, educators, and Alaska Native and community leaders. The second part will provide an opportunity for international participants to learn from Athabascan elders about local indigenous cultures and ethical issues of conducting research in the arctic. The second part of the workshop and field course will be held at the Old Minto Cultural Heritage Camp on the Tanana River.