Case Study: The Exclusive Interview

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The Exclusive Interview On November 11, 1990 Ms. Victoria Tucker was born in Bethel, Alaska. In a small village located in Emmonak, Alaska, originally called Kwiguk, Yup’ik for “big stream”, is when she moved away from her birthplace and where she was raised. This undersized city has a total area of 8.6 square miles, and a population of 817 people. Emmonak is located at the mouth of the Yukon River, 10 miles away from the Bering Sea and is 490 miles when travelling from Anchorage by plane. Here is where she attended high school. Victoria did not graduate from Emmonak School; she did however, continued to get her GED and successfully completed this in the year 2014. She has five siblings; Myra Tuday, Andrea Adams, Gabriel Tucker, Jessica Tucker

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