Communication
Overview
Students can complete the UAA Communication Major or Minor online from the Kenai Peninsula.
Communication alumni are well-poised to serve the many diverse communities that exist within Alaska (e.g., Rural and Native communities, large urban communities) and beyond. Upon graduation, students with a B.A. in Communication have the opportunity to work in non-profit, for-profit, educational, and/or government positions that can positively impact and empower their communities.
Students have the opportunity to complete coursework in Workplace and Organizational Communication, Health Communication, Intercultural Communication, Interpersonal and Family Communication, Group Communication, Leadership, and more.
Degrees/Certificates
UAA BA Communication
Degree Information UAA BA Communication: Degree InformationStudents can complete the UAA BA Communication online from the Kenai Peninsula. Students can also take classes in-person at Kenai Peninsula College to earn credit towards this degree.
UAA Minor in Communication
Degree Information UAA Minor in Communication: Degree InformationStudents can complete the UAA Minor in Communication online from the Kenai Peninsula. Students can also take classes in-person at Kenai Peninsula College to earn credit towards this minor.
Faculty
Associate Professor of English
eicalhoun@alaska.edu
(907) 235-1605
UAA - Kenai Peninsula Campus
Bayview Hall (KBBH) 124
Associate Professor of Communication
cgpaxman@alaska.edu
(907) 262-0367
UAA - Kenai Peninsula Campus
Ward 209
Academic Advisors
Soldotna and Greater Peninsula
Director of Academic Advising
eaknight@alaska.edu
(907) 262-0373
UAA - Kenai Peninsula Campus
Enid S. McLane Building (EMB) 279
Homer and Surrounding Area
Student Services Manager and Senior Academic Advisor
nejohnson2@alaska.edu
(907) 235-1655
UAA - Kenai Peninsula Campus
Pioneer Hall (KBPH) 110