About us
Who we are
T3 Action is an independent Alaska 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We run hands-on technology trainings in communities across Alaska, led by local trainers, where learners earn badges for what they can do.
Our volunteer board
T3 Action is led by a board of directors who serve as volunteers.
Adam LowPresidentAdam is a science and technology educator with a passion for involving students in community engagement projects, and he has worked in STEM education throughout his career. In 2008 he was named Alaska's Science Teacher of the Year. He was the founding director of the T3 Alaska program at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and he is now an interdisciplinary PhD student at UAF. As president of T3 Action, he leads its community trainings, where local trainers guide learners and approve the badges they earn.
Paul SherryVice PresidentPaul has spent his career in Alaska Native health care, with roles at Tanana Chiefs Conference, the Alaska Native Health Board and the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, where he served as chief executive officer. He first came to Alaska as a VISTA volunteer.
Dayne BrodersonSecretary / TreasurerDayne is a computer and information research scientist at UAF's Alaska Center for Energy and Power, where he leads data collection and management. He has built research IT and data systems in Alaska for more than two decades, including as deputy director of the Geographic Information Network of Alaska, and serves as chief technologist for the T3 Alaska program. He holds a B.S. in computer science from UAF.
How we work with Remote Hands
T3 Action runs on the Remote Hands platform. Learner and trainer accounts are Remote Hands accounts, and cohorts and badges live there too. When a badge leads to paid technology work, Remote Hands handles the hiring and pay. T3 Action and Remote Hands are separate organizations.