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Kenai River Campus - Closing at 1pm 1/6, Delayed Opening 1/7

The Kenai River Campus (Soldotna) is closing at 1pm due to inclement weather on Monday, January 6th. There will also be a delayed opening until 11am on Tuesday, January 7th.


The Kachemak Bay Campus (Homer) is open regular business hours.

 

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Jeanie Maxim, Ahtna Language Teacher, and Helen Dick, Dena'ina Language Teacher at the the Ahtna and Dena'ina Language Topics Teacher Training Meeting. Fluent Ahtna Language Speakers with UAF Linguist, (left) Irene Pedersen from Cantwell, Charlie Hubbard from Cantwell, Jeanie Maxim from Gulkana and Dr. Siri Tuttle who teachers at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks who teaches in Athabaskan Fluent Ahtna Language Speakers with UAF Linguist, (left) Irene Pedersen from Cantwell, Charlie Hubbard from Cantwell, Jeanie Maxim from Gulkana and Dr. Siri Tuttle who teachers at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks who teaches in Athabaskan Language Teachers speaking about the language classes that are offered at Kenai Peninsula College. (Left) Sondra Shaginoff-Stuart (Teacher and Language Learner), Helen Dick (Fluent Dena'ina Teacher) and Jeanie Maxim (Fluent Ahtna Teacher).
Jeanie Maxim, Ahtna language teacher, and Helen Dick, Dena'ina language teacher, at the the Ahtna and Dena'ina Language Topics teacher training meeting. Fluent Ahtna language speakers with UAF Linguist, (left) Irene Pedersen from Cantwell, Charlie Hubbard from Cantwell, Jeanie Maxim from Gulkana and Dr. Siri Tuttle who teachers at the University of Alaska, Fairbanks who teaches in Athabaskan.  Ahtna language session with language learners and fluent language speakers: (left) Kari Shaginoff (language learner), Irene Pedersen, Jeanie Maxim and Charlie Hubbard.  Language teachers speaking about the language classes that are offered at Kenai Peninsula College. (left) Sondra Shaginoff-Stuart (teacher and language learner), Helen Dick (fluent Dena'ina teacher) and Jeanie Maxim (fluent Ahtna teacher).   
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