Made Possible through Partnership with Yulista
Storyknife, November/December 2025 edition
Through a partnership with Yulista Holding, Calista’s defense and aerospace contracting arm, students in Bethel and Kipnuk were treated to a day of STEM camp in August, exploring rocket science and computer coding.
Staff from the Huntsville-based Alabama School of Cyber Technology & Engineering (ASTCE) traveled to Alaska to offer students from Bethel and Kipnuk the chance to discover the science behind rockets and coding.
This was the first time a group from ASTCE has traveled to Alaska. The interaction made a lasting impression on the students, as well as the teachers.
“Working with these incredible students to explore hands-on rocketry, engineering and cyber skills was truly unforgettable,” says Dylan Bunnell, ASCTE Program Director. “The curiosity and enthusiasm were a reminder of why we love to do what we do.”
