Our admissions counselors are here to help you during your quest for information about UAF and your college search. Please contact any of our counselors:

Also, you can fill out our information request form for more information or contact someone else in the Office of Admissions and Registrar staff. Alternatively, check out our FAQs.

Admissions Counselor
cdcoxon@alaska.edu
907-474-5142

Territories: Anchorage area, Mat-su Valley, Southeast Alaska and UA Scholars.

Carrie was born and raised in Fairbanks, Alaska and graduated from West Valley High School in 2001. In 2006 she graduated from the University of Alaska Fairbanks with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Justice. Carrie truly enjoys living in Fairbanks and plans to be here for several more years. In her free time she enjoys going to hockey games, spending time with her friends and family, traveling, and playing with her beagle Gatsby. Request more information from UAF or email Carrie.

Admissions Counselor
jaalloway@alaska.edu
907-474-5129

Territories: Fairbanks North Star Borough School District, military and veteran students, AHEAD/Dual Enrolled, Home-schooled students.

While Joe was originally born in Canada, he has spent enough time in Fairbanks to consider himself a native. He graduated from Lathrop high school in '03 (go 'Mutes!). From there, he moved to UAF as a UA Scholar. He received his BA in Theatre in '07 and an additional BA in Japanese Studies in '08. Joe is currently enrolled in the MA Professional Communication program and hopes to complete that in December 2011. He has taken advantage of tons of opportunities at UAF, such as living on campus, campus jobs, international exchange, and more. He enjoys playing retro video games (SMB FTW), singing karaoke and cooking. He lives in Fairbanks with his lovely wife Erin. If you have any questions about his experience or his time with UAF, request more information from UAF or email Joe.

Director of Undergraduate Recruitment
lmoldmixon@alaska.edu
907-474-7500

Born and raised in central New England, Lael ventured to Alaska in 2006 with her partner, Mark. Always up for adventure, Lael and Mark (Coordinator of UAF's Outdoor Adventure Programs), have enjoyed the extensive opportunities available to them at UAF and in Alaska (camping, rock climbing, ice climbing, rafting, canoeing, sight seeing, hiking, fishing, visiting glaciers, soaking in hot springs, running, art, music, eating great food, etc.). Lael particularly loves to garden, enjoys visiting the farmer's market each week, and likes spending quality time with her family. Professionally, Lael has served as a the Resident Director of UAF's Moore Hall, and now works as the Director of Undergraduate Recruitment in the Office of Admissions & the Registrar.

Lael highly recommends that you contact one of UAF's great Admissions Counselors (listed on this site) if you are interested in applying for admission or finding out more about UAF! She also recommends that you visit our page on Facebook, read our blog, and chat with us live by clicking on the orange button at the bottom of your screen. You can request more information from UAF or contact her at lmoldmixon@alaska.edu.

Admissions Counselor
mary.kreta@alaska.edu
907-474-6231

Territories: MT, ID, WY, UT, AZ, NM, CO, ND, SD, NE, KS, OK, TX, MN, IA, MO, AR, LA, MS, AL, TN, KY, IL, WI, WA, OR, NV, CA, ME, VT, NH, MA, NY, CT, RI, NJ, PA, MD, DE, DC, VA, WV, NC, SC, GA, FL, OH, IN, MI, Kenai Peninsula, rural Alaska, Alaska road system. multicultural student outreach and international students.

Mary was raised in Portland, Oregon and, in 1999, came to UAF to play basketball for the Nanooks. In 2003, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication. As the result of her interaction with a national speaker while a UAF intern, a research internship was created for her in Washington, DC after graduation. In 2006, Mary earned a Master of Arts degree in English and spent the next few years teaching undergraduate English and Writing courses at colleges and universities in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska.

Mary, her husband, and their daughter are thrilled to be back in Fairbanks and a part of the UAF community. Her favorite activities in Fairbanks include: participating in the Midnight Sun Fun Run in full costume on the summer solstice, biking, hiking, watching the aurora, and showing her frequent out of town guests the wonders of Fairbanks and Alaska. She also enjoys attending concerts and plays on campus and Nanook Athletic events. Mary's current goal is to learn to cross-country ski on the 17 miles of ski trails on campus.

Request more information about UAF or contact her at mary.kreta@alaska.edu.

Also, you can fill out our information request form for more information or contact someone else in the Office of Admissions and Registrar staff.