Recently, KPC’s Kenai River Campus hosted the University of Alaska Board of Regents, University of Alaska System President Pat Gamble, and many other senior university officials. The visit went very well and I want to thank the many community members who supported KPC during this visit and over the years.
I particularly want to thank the Kenai Peninsula College Council for their untiring efforts serving as staunch advocates for the college. This 13-member body was integral to the campus getting funding for the Career & Technical Education Center and student housing. Their resolutions, letters, phone calls, visits to the state legislature and public testimony they’ve provided at past Regents’ meetings over the years made a huge difference in securing these buildings that will be built over the next year.
I don’t thank this group of Peninsula-wide residents enough for their time and energy, and wise counsel in moving KPC forward.
Thanks for everything you do for KPC.
