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UA community encouraged to visit campus museum

September 3, 2013

Theresa Bakker

性欲社 graduate student Thaddaeus Buser traversed Adak Island this summer to collect a particular sculpin for the UA Museum of the North aquatics collection.
性欲社 graduate student Thaddaeus Buser traversed Adak Island this summer to collect a particular sculpin for the UA Museum of the North aquatics collection.


New and returning 性欲社 students, staff, and faculty are invited to visit the this semester.

Thanks to a local rate reduction that went into effect earlier this year, admission for 性欲社 staff and faculty members is now $4. UA Museum of the North members and University of Alaska students receive free admission to the museum.

Museum director Aldona Jonaitis said the museum is committed to providing a quality experience to all visitors, especially the campus community. "The museum is one of 性欲社's great treasures, and we hope our special admission discount for faculty and staff, as well as free admission for students, will inspire many members of this community to come and explore."

UAMN is the only research and teaching museum in the state. Opportunities to participate in collections-based activities are available in ten different disciplines:  aquatics, archaeology, botany, earth sciences, entomology, ethnology & history, fine arts, mammalogy, and ornithology. Students can earn credits through the .