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Kenai Peninsula College Psychology Faculty
Full-time Faculty/ Adjunct Faculty/ Instructors
KPC Kenai River Campus Faculty
Dr. Shelley A. Theno
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Position: I am currently the full-time tenure-track psychology faculty member at the Kenai River Campus of KPC.
Education: After graduating from the University of Alaska Anchorage with an AA degree and a BS in Psychology I went on to the University of Kansas to receive a Masters degree (1992) and PhD in Social Psychology (1996). I also was awarded a three year post-doctoral fellowship with the National Institute on Drug Abuse, Social and Behavioral Sciences Division, sponsored by UAA.
Teaching: My teaching experience began at the University of Kansas where I taught for four years while in graduate school. I also taught adjunct for one year, and then held a one-year term position both at University of Alaska Anchorage. My first full-time psychology faculty position was with the University of Alaska Southeast where I taught for five years before coming to KPC in 2003.
Classes: General Psychology, Human Sexuality, Statistics, Methods (introductory and senior level), Social Psychology, Psychology of Women (I also have taught Motivation and Emotion, Psychology and the Media, Drugs & Drug Dependence, Learning and Motivation, and Lifespan)
Favorites: Learning, movies, mountains, kayaking, books, chocolate, dark green, research, Brad Pitt, and Dr. Pepper
Contact: Email ( ifsat@uaa.alaska.edu ); Phone (907-262-0394); Office (207K)
Ms. Bettina Kipp
Assistant Professor of Counseling
Position: Full-time counselor in Student Services and adjunct instructor.
Education: Alaska Pacific University, M.S. (1997); University of Alaska Anchorage B.A. (1990).
Education Program Coordinator
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Dr. Tim McIntyre
Adjunct Instructor
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Dr. Jacqueline Bock
Adjunct Instructor
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KPC Kachemak Bay Campus Faculty
Dr. Sue Coble
Associate Professor of Psychology
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