Cheryl ‘Qataaq’ Stine leaves ASRC after 12 years managing ASRC’s enterprise-wide efforts in community economic development. She also worked closely with ASRC’s partners at Quintillion Holdings to bring high-speed internet to the North Slope region as part of our comprehensive broadband strategy.
In early January, Cheryl announced her decision to leave ASRC after more than a dozen years in various leadership positions. Most recently, she served as the Corporation’s executive vice president and chief administrative officer, responsible for
Stine got her start at the Corporation through subsidiary ASRC Construction Holding Company. In mid-March, a farewell party was held for Cheryl in Anchorage. Best of luck Cheryl, and thank you for your service!
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• Allied Health • Future Teachers of the Arctic ~ • Topics in Inupiaq Studies, Traditional plants, and Medicine
• Allied Health • Exploration of Satellites and Weather
MORE : Land Values & Resources (for adults + HS) • Inupiaq ~ • I-Camp (Barrow only ) • Aviation Camp (Barrow only )
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