Kellogg Campus Services

Kellogg Campus Services

Overview

Welcome to the Kellogg Campus at Alaska Pacific University (APU), where we offer a variety of services to support students, faculty, and the community. Whether you’re looking for student housing, hosting a special event, exploring the outdoors, or simply visiting, we provide the resources and spaces to make your experience memorable.

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Student Housing

Our Student Housing at the Kellogg Campus offers comfortable and affordable living accommodations in a peaceful, natural setting. Located on the scenic Spring Creek Farm, students enjoy easy access to the university’s academic and outdoor education programs while being immersed in a community-oriented environment.

  • Fully Furnished Dormitories: Rooms come equipped with beds, desks, storage, and shared common areas.
  • Access to Campus Amenities: Students living on-campus have easy access to dining services, educational spaces, and the farm.
  • Proximity to Outdoor Activities: Ideal for students involved in outdoor education or those looking to explore Alaska’s natural beauty.
  • Community Atmosphere: Housing fosters collaboration, study groups, and peer-to-peer learning, all within a close-knit community.

Availability: Spaces are available on a semester basis for both undergraduate and graduate students.

Venue Rental

Kellogg Campus offers a variety of venue rental options perfect for conferences, workshops, weddings, retreats, and more. Whether you’re planning a small meeting or a large gathering, our unique spaces provide the perfect backdrop for your event.

  • Farm and Outdoor Spaces: Our beautiful 800-acre property is ideal for outdoor events, including farm tours, BBQs, and celebrations.
  • Indoor Event Spaces: We offer meeting rooms, classrooms, and gathering areas that are ideal for workshops, seminars, and educational events.
  • Customizable Event Packages: We can accommodate a wide range of needs, from small private meetings to large community events.
  • On-Site Catering and Services: Take advantage of our in-house catering options featuring locally sourced food, as well as AV equipment, Wi-Fi, and event support.

Booking: Whether you’re hosting a small gathering or a large conference, we can provide the ideal setting. To inquire about venue availability and rates, please contact us.

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Trails and Day Use

The Kellogg Campus offers miles of scenic trails and natural spaces for day-use, free of charge and open to the public. Whether you’re looking to hike, birdwatch, or simply enjoy the outdoors, our 800-acre campus provides an ideal space to connect with nature and explore Alaska’s beautiful landscapes.

Trail Access and Use:
  • Picnic Areas: Designated picnic areas are available for visitors looking to relax and enjoy a meal surrounded by nature.
  • Open to the Public: Our trails and day-use areas are available year-round, providing space for hiking, cross-country skiing, wildlife viewing, snowshoeing, and seasonal activities.
  • Wildlife Viewing: Enjoy the opportunity to spot moose, deer, and a variety of bird species while walking through the forest or along the creeks.

Day-Use Permit Protocol

To balance the needs of the public with our academic and community programs, we have established a day-use permit protocol for visitors to use our trails and outdoor spaces. This ensures that visitors can enjoy the trails while minimizing any interference with regularly scheduled campus activities, including educational programs and farm operations.

Free and Easy to Obtain:
  • Day-use permits are free and required for all visitors using the trails.
Permit Process Online:
  • You can request a day-use permit through our online form available on our website.
Scheduling Considerations:
  • To avoid conflicts with scheduled campus programming, including the K-8 school, agricultural education programs, farm activities, and research, we ask that visitors check the campus schedule before planning their visit.
  • Permits are required for all activities, including group hikes or events, and must be scheduled around our educational programs and farm operations. Certain high-use periods may require prior coordination to ensure that your use does not overlap with campus activities.
Use Guidelines:
  • Respect Campus Programs: Please be mindful of scheduled programming, such as school sessions and farm operations. Visitors should avoid high-traffic areas during these times.
  • Wildlife and Nature Conservation: Keep a respectful distance from wildlife and follow Leave No Trace principles to minimize your impact on the environment.
  • Non-Motorized Use Only: Our trails are intended for walking, hiking, skiing, and other non-motorized activities.
  • By securing a day-use permit, you help support a harmonious balance between campus programs and public access, ensuring that all visitors can safely enjoy our trails and natural areas while respecting our educational mission.

For more information about the day-use permit process or to inquire about specific scheduling, please contact us.

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Map

Navigate your way through the Kellogg Campus and discover all that our 800-acre property has to offer. From student housing to hiking trails and event venues, our campus map will help you find everything you need.

  • Interactive Map: Easily view detailed locations of key areas like student housing, event venues, trails, and parking.
  • Trail Details: Find specific information on trail lengths, difficulty levels, and points of interest.
  • Campus Facilities: Locate classrooms, dining halls, and community spaces available for use by students and visitors.
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