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KPC provides a supportive environment where students can thrive. Find your place at KPC! KPC is UAA on the Kenai Peninsula!

Kenai Peninsula College, nestled amidst the breathtaking landscapes of Alaska, is a hub of higher education with a commitment to academic excellence and innovation.

10/18/2026

Don't miss out on KPC's livestreaming of the Community Lecture Series: The Art and Science of our Nation, featuring nationally recognized speakers. Our next speaker is Willie Hensley. Join us Thursday, November 5th at 7:00pm in McLane Commons.

Who is Willie Hensley? From a traditional Iñupiaq childhood in northwest Alaska to the halls of the Alaska Legislature and the negotiations that led to the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, Willie Hensley has witnessed (and helped shape) one of the most remarkable periods of change in Alaska's history.

Learn more at https://bit.ly/KPC_WillieHensley

10/17/2026

Family-friendly non-credit class alert!! Please join us for Into the Blue: An Indigo Textile Workshop on November 7th. There are two sessions: Family-friendly from 10am-12pm and then teens/adults only from 1pm-3pm. The cost is $55 per person. Please note that if an adult is helping a child with one project, that is one fee of $55.

Pre-registration required. Please see additional details and register at https://bit.ly/KPC_noncredit_classes

10/16/2026

TONIGHT! Don't miss out on this unique movie opportunity at Kenai Peninsula College. We'll be sharing a special screening of "Shaaghan Neekwaii," the film adaptation of Velma Wallis' "Two Old Women," with special appearances by Emmy-nominated filmmaker Princess Daazhraii Johnson as well as Brittany Woods Orrison! We also just learned that Brenda Kay Newman, one of the lead actresses in Two Old Women, will also be here! Free to attend, with a Q & A session and light refreshments!

10/15/2026

Mayor Micciche had a productive meeting on October 12th with (our own) UAA Chancellor Cheryl Siemers (right) and the new KPC Director Karen O’Hara (raised right here on the Kenai) about all things University of Alaska and Kenai Peninsula College.

The group discussed key issues affecting the various regions of the KPB, such as space and course/instructor availability in Seward, workforce/career and technical education (CTE) capacity throughout the Kenai, KPB nursing program capacity, 4-year program degree choice expansion @ KPC, encouraging local students to consider teacher-related courses, potential partnerships and land management issues.

KPC has served as a positive post-secondary educational force on the Kenai or over 50 years with great things occurring at KPB KPC campuses today. It was a positive meeting and Mayor Micciche believes that there is the real potential for even greater things to happen at KPC. We plan to meet with communities as a UAA/KPC/KPB team to learn what may be most important to local students and employers.

Thanks to Chancellor Siemers and Director O’Hara for taking the time to better understand the needs of the students and employers of the Kenai!

10/14/2026

Don't miss out on potential funding for your education. The UA Foundation Scholarship is due TOMORROW. Go to bit.ly/KPC_Scholarships to complete your application. If you're starting a brand new application, click "2027 Fall Cycle," and it will open for the Spring funding window. If you previously applied, you can update your previous application.

10/13/2026

ATTENTION STUDENTS! The Kenai River Campus is hiring for several student employment positions. Please review our employment page for additional details about each role. Study while you work!

bit.ly/KPC_Employment

10/12/2026

Happy Indigenous Peoples Day!!

10/09/2026

ONE WEEK! Kenai Peninsula College is excited to host the Arctic Indigenous Film Festival! Join us for a special screening of Shaaghan Neekwaii (Two Old Women), which is a film adaptation of Velma Wallis' book "Two Old Women," and several additional Arctic Indigenous-produced film shorts, followed by a Q&A with Emmy-nominated Princess Daazhraii Johnson and Brittany Woods-Orrison.

Please join us on Friday, October 16th from 5:30–7:30 PM. Free to attend, light refreshments, and all are welcome!

10/08/2026

Office Skills & Technology IET

FREE skills training for adults aged 16+, not in high school, and living on the Kenai Peninsula. Training includes Microsoft & Google Suite basics, office equipment, email communication, financial literacy, career exploration, and interview skills.

October 26-December 2
Mondays & Wednesday
10:30-12:30pm

In-person and Zoom attendance options.

To learn more, please go to bit.ly/KPC_Pathways_PREPP

10/05/2026

FREE skills training opportunity! Gain skills for entry-level Human Services positions or to prepare for the college HUMS degree programs.

October 14-December 10
Wednesdays & Thursdays
9:00-11:00am
For ages 16+ (not in high school)

In-person at the Kenai River Campus or Zoom.

Learn more and pre-register (required) at bit.ly/KPC_Pathways_PREPP

Address

156 College Road
Soldotna, AK
99669

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 9pm
Tuesday	8am - 9pm
Wednesday	8am - 9pm
Thursday	8am - 9pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 3pm

Telephone

+19072620330

Website

http://www.kpc.alaska.edu/

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