Northern Soundings: Alaska in Conversation   /     Cultivating Community: Terry Reichardt

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In the summers University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Summer Sessions hosts a series of conversations. It’s called “Tall Timbers” and salutes Fairbanks residents who have made an indelible mark on the community. One of the people tapped this past summer is Terry Reichardt. Over the years she has contributed to Fairbanks in a number of ways. … Continue reading Cultivating Community: Terry Reichardt

Summary

In the summers University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Summer Sessions hosts a series of conversations. It’s called “Tall Timbers” and salutes Fairbanks residents who have made an indelible mark on the community. One of the people tapped this past summer is Terry Reichardt. Over the years she has contributed to Fairbanks in a number of ways. … Continue reading Cultivating Community: Terry Reichardt

Subtitle
In the summers University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Summer Sessions hosts a series of conversations. It’s called “Tall Timbers” and salutes Fairbanks residents who have made an indelible mark on the community. One of the people tapped this past summe
Duration
3353
Publishing date
2023-09-27 03:00
Link
https://northernsoundings.com/2023/09/26/cultivating-community-terry-reichardt/
Contributors
  Robert Hannon
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https://northernsoundings.files.wordpress.com/2023/09/092623-ns-podcast-mixdown-1.mp3
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In the summers University of Alaska Fairbanks’ Summer Sessions hosts a series of conversations. It’s called “Tall Timbers” and salutes Fairbanks residents who have made an indelible mark on the community. One of the people tapped this past summer is Terry Reichardt. Over the years she has contributed to Fairbanks in a number of ways. She is a master gardener and teaches classes through the UAF Cooperative Extension Service. Her faith life also led her to social justice issues, including the Northern Alaska Environmental Center and helping to start and then run Love Inc., now called Helping Alaska.