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Posted: 05/15/2020

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Interested in taking classes this fall? Registration is open for fall semester!

Check out the KPC fall classes on the searchable schedule.

Make an appointment with an advisor today.

Posted: 05/15/2020

Summer New Student Orientation

Are you new to KPC? Nervous about starting your summer classes online? Want to get acquainted with our friendly staff and essential resources?

Join us for our first online New Student Orientation! We'll cover the basics of completing a college course online and get you familiar with BlackBoard. This event will be offered via Zoom (https://alaska.zoom.us/j/97793580830).

We are giving away a 3-credit tuition waiver (up to $669 value), so you won't want to miss this! Hope to see you there.

Posted: 05/15/2020

kpcWORD Summer Haitus

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The kpcWORD will be on hiatus for the summer. Check out the KPC website for upcoming events and KPC news. Have a great summer.

Posted: 05/11/2020

Summer Registration

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There is still time to register for Summer 2020 classes. All summer classes will be distance delivered. Classes will begin May 18.

Check out, Introduction to Oceanography (CRN 52869), Theories of Crime and Offend (CRN 52537), or take some general education requirements.

The summer schedule can be viewed at the KPC Searchable Schedule.

For more information, call 907.262.0330.

Posted: 05/08/2020

Congratulations class of 2020!

Thank you to all who celebrated the 50th Annual KPC Commencement last night on Facebook Live. The video is available to watch on YouTube and on the KPC website.

Congratulations Graduates!

Posted: 05/08/2020

KPC’s Dr. Alison Gardell wins Affordable Course Materials Award

Keeping the cost of education affordable to UAA students is a core value of the university. Since textbooks and course materials can be expensive, the UAA/APU Consortium Library with its tradition of providing open access to information is pleased to sponsor the Affordable Course Materials Award. Since the high cost of education can be a barrier to student success, the use of affordable course materials is likely to improve the rate of student retention and degree completion at UAA.

During the spring semester, the Faculty Senate Library Advisory Committee solicited nominations and after the committee’s review selected 17 award winners. Their work demonstrated a sustained commitment to lowering the cost of class materials for their students. As a group, the award winners representing a variety of disciplines reduced the cost of education to UAA students over a single semester by a total of $150,609.

Check out the other award winners.

Congratulations Dr. Gardell!