Welcome from the Director
Director Barbara Bolson
Welcome
to Kodiak College, our beautiful island community, and an exciting
array of educational options, from transfer degrees to technical
training and personal enrichment courses. Kodiak College is a public,
two-year campus of the University of Alaska Anchorage, located on the
second largest island in the U.S. about 250 air miles south of
Anchorage. Our unique coastal environment and culturally diverse
community offer a wide variety of educational opportunities both in and
out of the classroom.
At Kodiak College,
students will find state-of-the-art learning labs, curricula that meet
industry standards, and highly trained faculty who understand the
rapidly changing needs of today's job market. Small class size coupled
with outstanding academic advising and career counseling assures that
students receive the personal attention they need to excel.
I
invite you to experience the diverse educational opportunities that
await you at Kodiak College, where you will find our commitment to
student success our highest priority.
Students
Approximately
1,000 students attend Kodiak College full- and part-time each semester.
The average age of our students is 35 and most are employed at least
part-time. Our students reflect the rich cultural and ethnic diversity
of our community.
Faculty and Staff
Approximately 25 permanent employees serve the students at Kodiak College, including 7 full-time teaching faculty, a librarian, and a counselor. Approximately 40 to 50 adjunct instructors teach courses each semester.
