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Open Registration is Here
Monday, November 25 began the UAS Sitka Open Registration period for all Spring Semester classes. Now all students who wish to do so may register online, at http://www.uas.alaska.edu/sitka/courses/register.html. Feel free to call us at 747-7700 to help with any questions you may have about the process… or talk to one of our advisors at 747-7717. If you are local to Sitka, stop in at the Sitka Campus office and register in person. We're here to help! Remember that some classes have an upper limit on the number of students that can sign up for a class... so be sure to get your registration in early. Classes begin January 13.
Chasing Wild Sounds - Natural History Seminar
Richard Nelson and Hank Lentfer will be the featured speakers at the next Natural History Seminar series presentation. On Thursday, December 5 at 7:30 pm in room 229 on the UAS Sitka Campus, Nelson and Lentfer will discuss their project "Voices of Glacier Bay National Park." The Glacier Bay audio project is an effort to create a library documenting natural sounds from the park, including everything from the subtle scratches of a crab's claw on sand grains, to the reverberating trumpet calls of humpback whales as they echo across the bay. Nelson is known for his weekly series on NPR, "Encounters North". The presentation at UAS, like other Nelson/Lentfer productions, promises to combine careful science with the dramatic and emotional excitement of eyewitness encounters by an artistic eye. Feel free to contact Kitty LaBounty at UAS with your questions about the event. Phone: 747-9432 or email kitty.labounty@uas.alaska.edu Funding for the seminar series is provided by a grant to the Sitka Sound Science Center by the Sitka Permanent Charitable Trust and by the University of Alaska Southeast.
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