Steve Konkel's guest appearances

Steve Konkel

History, Thought and Community

Connecting Alaska: Nature and Environment

Margritt Engel

Darren Prokop

Rachael Ray

Jon Allen

Rachel Mason

Hurricane Maria

Alex James

Kathleen Dean Moore

Caroline Van Hemert

Heather Adams

Dahr Jamail

Will Jacobs

Jonathan White

James Muller

Larry Merculieff

OwlTail

Dr. Steve Konkel presents Alaska Decision Making 2018, Research, Analysis, and Politics. At the event he discusses Alaska government, working with Governor Jay Hammond, and the need for civic engagement.Dr. Steve Konkel teaches in the College of Business and Public Policy at UAA.  He has published a statewide inventory and economic assessment of wind generation, and studies of the impact of climate change in Alaska's NW Arctic Borough. In addition, he has testified before the State of Alaska Legislature's House Committee on Energy regarding the need for an integrated grid and economic dispatch in Alaska’s Railbelt area.  Dr. Steve Konkel holds a bachelor’s degree in Architectural Engineering from University of Colorado, a master’s degree in City Planning from Harvard, and a PhD in environmental policy and conflict resolution from MIT.

Dr. Steve Konkel presents Alaska Decision Making 2018, Research, Analysis, and Politics. At the event he discusses Alaska government, working with Governor Jay Hammond, and the need for civic engagement. Dr. Steve Konkel teaches in the College of Business and Public Policy at UAA. He has published a statewide inventory and economic assessment of wind generation, and studies of the impact of climate change in Alaska's NW Arctic Borough. In addition, he has testified before the State of Alaska Legislature's House Committee on Energy regarding the need for an integrated grid and economic dispatch in Alaska’s Railbelt area. Dr. Steve Konkel holds a bachelor’s degree in Architectural Engineering from University of Colorado, a master’s degree in City Planning from Harvard, and a PhD in environmental policy and conflict resolution from MIT.

 Dr. Steve Konkel presents Alaska Decision Making 2018, Research, Analysis, and Politics

Dr. Steve Konkel presents Are Healthy Sustainable Alaskan Communities Attainable? Change and Innovation in NW Alaska Communities.  Today, changes in environmental conditions have accelerated in NW Alaska communities.  Given a host of problems, from coastal erosion to melting permafrost to the effects of severe winter storms, it seems improbable that healthy sustainable communities are possible.  Dr. Steve Konkel envisions otherwise and offers a refreshing analysis of how Arctic governing bodies in NW Alaska Communities can take hold of their future.Dr. Steve Konkel teaches courses on Arctic policies in the UAA Public Policy and Administration Dept. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Architectural Engineering/Univ. Colorado, a master’s degree in City Planning/Harvard, and a PhD in environmental policy development/MIT.

Dr. Steve Konkel presents Are Healthy Sustainable Alaskan Communities Attainable? Change and Innovation in NW Alaska Communities. Today, changes in environmental conditions have accelerated in NW Alaska communities. Given a host of problems, from coastal erosion to melting permafrost to the effects of severe winter storms, it seems improbable that healthy sustainable communities are possible. Dr. Steve Konkel envisions otherwise and offers a refreshing analysis of how Arctic governing bodies in NW Alaska Communities can take hold of their future. Dr. Steve Konkel teaches courses on Arctic policies in the UAA Public Policy and Administration Dept. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Architectural Engineering/Univ. Colorado, a master’s degree in City Planning/Harvard, and a PhD in environmental policy development/MIT.

Dr. Steve Konkel presents Are Healthy Sustainable Alaskan Communities Attainable?

Changes in environmental conditions have accelerated coastal and riverine erosion, melting permafrost, black carbon deposition, and ocean acidification, changes in subsistence patterns, food insecurity, and severe winter storms in the Northwest Arctic Borough.   At this event, Dr. Steve Konkel discusses progress and challenges in environmental stewardship and sustainable development through various Arctic governing bodies.Dr. Steve Konkel holds a bachelor’s degree in Architectural Engineering/Univ. Colorado, a master’s degree in City Planning/Harvard, and a PhD in environmental policy development/MIT. He teaches Arctic Policy, Sustainability &amp; Governance at UAA.

Changes in environmental conditions have accelerated coastal and riverine erosion, melting permafrost, black carbon deposition, and ocean acidification, changes in subsistence patterns, food insecurity, and severe winter storms in the Northwest Arctic Borough. At this event, Dr. Steve Konkel discusses progress and challenges in environmental stewardship and sustainable development through various Arctic governing bodies. Dr. Steve Konkel holds a bachelor’s degree in Architectural Engineering/Univ. Colorado, a master’s degree in City Planning/Harvard, and a PhD in environmental policy development/MIT. He teaches Arctic Policy, Sustainability &amp; Governance at UAA.