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We develop new theoretical, computational, and conceptual methods for understanding, interpreting, predicting, and quantifying chemical phenomena. We are particularly interested in how electrons rearrange during chemical reactions, molecular rearrangements, and redox processes. The tools we develop are applicable to a wide range of chemical processes, including drug design and medicinal chemistry, nuclear waste reprocessing and remediation, and catalysis.
RA Miranda-Quintana, PW Ayers, "Systematic treatment of spin-reactivity indicators in conceptual density functional theory" Theor. Chem. Acc. 135, 239 (2016)
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13-09-2016: Prof. Paul Ayers has been elected a member of the college of the Royal Society of Canada. Congratulations!
01-07-2016: Dr. Paul Johnson officially starts as an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Laval University!
21-06-2016: Derrick Yang transfers to Ph.D.
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Pearl Krutynia
The establishment of Nowy Most settlement dates back to 1686. A hundred years later in 1785, there was manor house in Nowy Most. The present Nowy Most settlement consists of five farms. 300 m away from them, behind the Krutynia river on a small hillock surrounded by a forest, a PTTK (Polish Tourism Association) Riverside Hostel was built for tourists travelling by boat along the river. It was open on 23 July 1976 and it has survived in this form until today.
In December 1977 after the establishment of the Masurian Landscape Park, the centre became a part of it. It is surrounded by the nature reserves of the Pisz Forest, the largest forest in Masuria (86 thousand ha). It lies between the Krutynia nature reserve and the Pierwos nature reserve. It is situated directly at the Krutynia river, which flows through the Mrągowo Lakeland, the Masurian Plain and the Great Lakes Region, the forests of the Pisz Forest, and from the Mokre Lake also through the Masurian Landscape Park.
In 2012 the riverside hostel adopted the name PERŁA KRUTYNI (PEARL OF THE KRUTYNIA) Leisure – Tourist Centre. 2012 also saw the initiation of a programme aimed at renovation of the facilities along with adaptation of them to the standards expected by contemporary tourists and holidaymakers. In order to preserve the natural, cultural and historical values of this area for the needs of science, education and tourism, the modernisation process will be carried out while preserving the current architecture of the riverside hostel as well as the nature surrounding it. We do not wish to introduce any significant external alterations. The centre will still serve as a riverside hostel. Each canoer will be able to rest here, using the accommodation in the camping houses or by staying at the camping site. However, at the same time we also provide recreation for people who wish to spend a longer time in our place, visiting the surroundings or enjoying the environment and using the equipment the centre provides.
The PERŁA KRUTYNI is the most beautifully situated, cosy leisure and tourist centre along the route of the Krutynia river surrounded by a forest and clinging tightly to the river. The centre neighbours the Krutynia Reserve, where in the autumn, just before the sunrise, you can participate in a wonderful miracle of the autumn nature – the deer rutting ritual. We are situated along the part of the Krutynia river (in its lower run) which is reached by fish coming from the Gardyńskie and the Malinówko lakes protected against fishing activities. The closest environment consists only of forest nature and the river. Enjoying walks in the forest, angling, bike trips, canoe trips, sunbathing on the beach or the platform as well as swimming in the Krutynia river in, using the recreational and leisure equipment as well as the accommodation and the restaurant facilities the centre provides will allow everyone to spend their holiday in a pleasant atmosphere.
The area of the centre is separated from the forest environment with rod fences and is equipped with lighting, a wi-fi connection spot and access to cellular networks. Waste should be segregated and placed in labelled containers. Dogs are welcome, but must have documented up-to-date vaccination history, must be walked outside the centre and their owners are required to clean up after them. Should a dog present any signs of posing a threat to other guests or animals, the staff may order the owner to keep the dog on a leash.
These are two-room, insulated Holidaymakers may use the devices the centre provides, including the following:
Canteen for 60 people,
Bar with a roofed terrace for 40 people
Children's playground
Television, ping-pong table, volleyball playing field
Car park
Water equipment rental post
Bike rental place
Beach and swimming area
Platform on the river
Bonfire and barbecue site
Hammocks and deckchairs
Just by the river there is a campsite with tables for tourists travelling by canoe. The area has also been provided with a separated bonfire site.

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You had the nerve to put a Nazi flag in your yard.
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You're a psycho like Norman Bates.
Your flag is making everybody in this neighborhood mad.
What shocks me is that you don't even think it's bad.
Our great Veterans fought people like you in the war.
Your damn flag is something that I will not ignore.
I'm going to burn your flag like any good American would.
And after I burn it, I want you out of this neighborhood.
I want you gone from here and all of our neighbors agree with this.
Get out of our neighborhood now before we get really pissed.
You really are proud of your Nazi flag.
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Brown Deer - Terri Lynn's on Bradley is closing March 5, but a new restaurant called Celebrations will open on March 15.
Barry and Kathleen Mimis will lease the building at 4740 W. Bradley Road from owner Lew Anyanwu and plan to operate a banquet hall and lounge, with daily operations Tuesday through Saturday.
"We hope to someday buy the building," Barry Mimis said.
Kathleen Mimis said she currently does wedding and party planning on a part-time basis. She is the dean of students at Concordia University School in Milwaukee while her husband is the director of two business improvement districts in the city.
The couple intends to enhance what is in place at Terri Lynn's, bringing it up a notch.
"We want to keep the more mature adult atmosphere," Kathleen said. "We want people to come at the end of the day, listen to music at a nice level and not have their ears blown out. We want to have an additional nice place the village can be proud of."
"We are going with the 35 and older crowd, no hip hop, rap or head banging music," Barry said.
Kathleen said Theresa Wigley, aka Terri Lynn, is an old friend. Wigley will cater some events at Celebrations, Kathleen said.
There will be daily meal specials, a lounge area and a separate room for billiards. They expect to employ 15 people.
The Mimises plan to improve the parking lot, including striping parking places, add exterior security cameras and do some interior renovations.
Trustee Andrea Weddle-Henning welcomed them.
"I am glad to see there is a transfer and the building is not left there sitting empty," she said.
Trustee Tim Schilz, who said he has gone to Terri Lynn's quite a few times, urged the Mimises to keep regular hours, saying that he had sometimes gone to Terri Lynn's only to find it closed.
The Village Board approved the transfer of the liquor license to the Mimises.
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1) Preheat oven to temperature of 350 degrees.
2) Melt the butter in a saucepan and then blend in the all-purpose flour, salt and prepared mustard.
3) Add the milk and stir well. Cook till the mixture has thickened and is bubbly.
4) Add the cheese and continue to cook and stir till melted.
5) Add a small amount of the ot mixture into the egg yolks and stir well. Put the mixture back in the saucepan.
6) Cook and stir the mixture till it is bubbly and then add the cooked macaroni.
7) Combine together the cream-style cottage cheese and the chopped dill pickle.
8) In a 10x6x1 3/4-inch baking dish, spread half of the macaroni mixture and top with the remaining cottage cheese mixture. Top with the remaining half of macaroni mixture.
9) Combine together the soft bread crumbs and melted butter and sprinkle the mixture on top of the layers of the casserole.
10) Bake in preheated oven for 30 minutes, till done.
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Total Fat 20 g30.1%
Saturated Fat 11.6 g57.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 111.4 mg37.1%
Sodium 676.2 mg28.2%
Total Carbohydrates 30 g10.1%
Dietary Fiber 1.2 g5%
Sugars 6.5 g
Protein 16 g31.6%
Vitamin A 9.3% Vitamin C 0.29%
Calcium 31.1% Iron 27.4%
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投稿者: joynyu , 2017年 1月
This is a well-organised tour. Julio, our tour guide is awesome and funny. We are fortunate to ride the boat to see all of the islands. The train rides were fun just make sure to keep up with the group. Lunch at Ristorante Belvedere in Monterosso Almare was good. The double decker bus is very comfortable and offers free wifi. We had fun and took tons of photos! Highly recommended!
投稿者: midmid , 2017年 1月
They arranged the tour with walking, by boat and by train which you can see all villages in different ways. Free Time is long enough for self explore. The tour guide was exceptionally professional. I went there in Nov(low season) but still lots of tourists. Cant imagine how crowded in summer. Amazing
投稿者: eva g , 2016年 11月
Our tour guide was amazing!! Cinque Terre is picturesque and a must see. I would definitely recommend having the lunch with the tour. It was delicious and quick so you have plenty of time to look around.
投稿者: Sunil M , 2016年 10月
What a trip! This tour is as good as its gets and as advertised. The beauty of four villages out of five that were included in this tour are unparalleled. The pace of tour is about right, enough free time to enjoy and visit the surroundings. I included lunch option, food was okay but I am vegetarian so do not expect much. The best part was to take train rides between these villages and tour guide did a good job managing 60 people group. She was energetic and commentary was good.. highly recommended.
投稿者: Phoebe C , 2016年 10月
Great tour to end our vacation with! Jose was a very knowledgable tour guide and has a great sense of humor, even at 0700!!! He told us where to go to get awesome pictures and even more great views! We were able to go to four out of the five fishing villages and were lucky enough to have good weather! The bus was very comfortable and our driver got us safe to and from Florence! Great tour, great experience, great tour guide, great day!!! Highly recommend to others to do this tour....just check the weather first!
投稿者: Martin L , 2016年 10月
Très belle excursion, le guide était très gentil et attentionné. Le repas inclut est très simple mais bon, il est servit rapidement ce qui laisse plus de temps pour visiter. Il faut s'attendre à ce qu'il y ait beaucoup de côtes et d'escaliers à monter et descendre.
投稿者: tksstav , 2016年 10月
We too three different day tours from Florence and this would have to be the second best, close to number one. Very interesting. Tour guide did a great job in keeping it informative and interesting.
投稿者: Paula L , 2016年 10月
Great, beautiful worth every minute of the bus,ferry and train rides. Bring your bathing suits for a deep in the Mediterranean.
投稿者: Grace A Oberhol O , 2016年 10月
Julio was a great guide made the day fun and the group became one people were hugging each other at the end of the day he made sure we had enough time everywhere and very informative
投稿者: Karen P , 2016年 10月
Our Cinque Terre Day Trip was fantastic due to our tour guide. She guided us through the colorful towns with so much enthusiasm. We mostly took trains which connected one town to another. However, the best part was taking a boat ride from the southernmost town to the northernmost because we were able to view all five towns from the water. We were glad that we added the lunch option because it included local tasty dishes. We also enjoyed sitting and talking to other people on our tour from other countries.
投稿者: Jennifer C , 2016年 10月
Our tour guide Stefano was amazing getting us all on the bus, boat and trains. We had a beautiful day exploring the different villages.
投稿者: Anthony M , 2016年 10月
The tour guide Julio was great!
投稿者: Julie S , 2016年 10月
This was so much fun! Stefano and Mario were great guides who knew so much about the towns and were just fun to be around. It's a long day but they kept it entertaining. The towns/villages are stunning, I'm really happy I got to see them on my trip!
投稿者: Rhonda C , 2016年 9月
Our guide was fantastic and very knowledgeable.
投稿者: gardengoo , 2016年 9月
This tour was amazing!
投稿者: Andreina C , 2016年 9月
The most beautiful region in all of Italy! Skip the lunch option, you can find great seafood in Rio Maggiore!
投稿者: Maria Kong , Hong Kong, 2016年 9月
The tour guide was good. But it was rather rushy to visit the 4 villages just in one day and the train was very crowded.
投稿者: Brendan K , 2016年 9月
Cinque Terre is beautiful, and in order to see so much of it in one day, going with a guide and bus ride from Florence is a major headache saver. Because it is difficult to get from one of the Cinque Terre cities to the other, and it is a long trip from Florence, it was well worth our time and money to have a tour guide take care of all of those details. Our tour guide Antonella was very informative and kept us on pace. There is not much to do in most of the Cinque Terre cities other than look around, but in the city you stop for lunch, we highly recommend renting a chair and umbrella and going into the water.
投稿者: Matthew S , 2016年 9月
Some of the most beautiful sights I have ever seen. Be prepared for a long day but 100 worth it.
投稿者: Brian C , 2016年 9月
This place is unbelievable. A must see of any trip in the region.
投稿者: Abel M , 2016年 9月
Long day trip to Cinque Terre from Florence but totally worth it. Highly recommended.
投稿者: Martha S , 2016年 9月
We enjoyed this trip very much. The bus ride there and back was fine although a bathroom on board or a stop would have been nice. The Cinque Terre area is so pretty. The amount of time we had was appropriate to get a feel for the area. Thankfully the weather was great and we were able to take the boat and see the towns from the water - it would have still been a nice trip, but not nearly as good without the boat.
投稿者: julie t , 2016年 9月
Une journée idéale. Le beau temps était avec nous. Notre guide Antonella à pris le temps de parler les trois langues anglais, allemand et français toute la journée. A vrai dire si vous avez quelques notions d'anglais il est très facile de suivre. Les villages sont magnifiques. Une journée ce n'est pas assez pour tout voir mais c'est déjà très bien. Nous en avons vraiment bien profité. Se baigner était notre gros moment de détente. Voyage parfaitement organisé. Merci Antonella !!
投稿者: Thomas A , 2016年 9月
This trip gave me a taste of Cinque Terre and made me realize that it would be absolutely beautiful to spend a full day in each city. The guide was amazing, pointing things out on the bus ride and also on the boat ride. She managed to make us all aware of our time limitations and made sure that we were all together for the ride between towns.
Très belle journée aux Cinque Terre.
Rythme soutenu mais efficace et nous avons eu la chance de pouvoir prendre de bateau, idéal pour admirer les paysages magnifiques et les villages colorés.
Julio notre guide a été parfait, merci à lui pour son humour et sa disponibilité.


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Cancer - anus; Squamous cell carcinoma - anal; HPV - anal cancer
Anal cancer is cancer that starts in the anus. The anus is the opening at the end of your rectum. The rectum is the last part of your large intestine where solid waste from food (stool) is stored. Stool leaves your body through the anus when you have a bowel movement.
Anal cancer is fairly rare. It spreads slowly and is relatively easy to treat before it spreads.
Anal cancer can start anywhere in the anus. Where it starts determines the kind of cancer it is.
The cause of anal cancer is unclear. However, there is a link between anal cancer and the human papillomavirus or HPV infection. HPV is a sexually transmitted virus that has been linked to other cancers as well.
Other major risk factors include:
Rectal bleeding, often minor, is one of the first signs of anal cancer. Often, a person mistakenly thinks the bleeding is caused by hemorrhoids.
Other early signs and symptoms include:
Anal cancer is often found by a digital rectal exam (DRE) during a routine physical exam.
Your health care provider will ask about your health history, including sexual history, past illnesses, and your health habits. Your answers can help your provider understand your risk factors for anal cancer.
Your provider may ask for other tests. They might include:
If any tests show you have cancer, your provider will likely do more testing to "stage" the cancer. Staging helps show how much cancer is in your body and whether it has spread.
How the cancer is staged will determine how it is treated.
Treatment for anal cancer is based on:
In most cases, anal cancer that hasn't spread can be treated with radiation therapy and chemotherapy together. Radiation alone can treat the cancer. But the high dosage that's needed can cause tissue death and scar tissue. Using chemotherapy with radiation lowers the dose of radiation that's needed. This works just as well to treat the cancer with fewer side effects.
Surgery is another option for earlier stages.
For stage 0 to stage II cancer, surgery to remove the tumor or abnormal cells is all that is needed. Your provider will work to preserve the anal sphincter. This is the muscle that opens and closes the anus.
For more advanced cancer, surgery will remove tissue in several areas where the cancer has spread. This may involve removing the anus, the rectum, and part of the colon. The new end of the large intestine will then be attached to an opening (stoma) in the abdomen. The procedure is called a colostomy. Stools moving through the intestine drain through the stoma into a bag attached to the abdomen.
Cancer affects more than your body. It affects how you feel about yourself and your life. You can ease the stress of illness by joining a cancer support group. Sharing with others who have common experiences and problems can help you feel less alone.
You can ask your provider or the staff at the cancer treatment center to refer you to an anal cancer support group.
Anal cancer spreads slowly. With early treatment, about 70% of people with anal cancer are cancer-free after 5 years.
You may have side effects from surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation therapy.
See your provider if you notice any of the possible symptoms of anal cancer, especially if you have any of the risk factors for it.
Since the cause of anal cancer is unknown, it's not possible to completely prevent it. But you can take steps to lower your risk.
Anal Cancer Treatment (PDQ). National Cancer Institute. Updated: 5/12/15. Available at: Available at: www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/treatment/anal/Patient. Accessed: 7/7/2015.
Belkacémi Y, Berger C, Poortmans P, Piel G, Zouhair A, et al. Management of primary anal canal adenocarcinoma: a large retrospective study from the Rare Cancer Network. Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys. 2003 Aug 1;56(5):1274-83. PMID: 12873671
Darragh TM, Berry JM, Jay N, Anal disease. In: Apgar BS, Brotzman GL, Spitzer S, eds. Colposcopy: Principles and Practice. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2008:chap 23.
Glynne-Jones R, Renehan, A. Current treatment of anal squamous cell carcinoma. Hematol Oncol Clin N Am. 2012 Dec;26(6):1315-50. PMID: 23116582
Last reviewed on: 10/7/2014
Reviewed by: Christine Zhang, MD, Medical Oncologist, Fresno, CA. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.


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Drain potatoes, rinse and pat dry.
Sprinkle with salt and pepper to taste.
Melt butter in a skillet, add potatoes.
Heat slowly, occasionally tossing potatoes in butter to coat.
Sprinkle with parsley just before serving.
Suggestion: Place drained, whole potatoes in roasting pan alongside a roast 20 minutes before roast is finished.
Baste once or twice with pan juices.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 128 Calories from Fat 68
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 8 g11.9%
Saturated Fat 4.8 g24.2%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 20.2 mg6.7%
Sodium 75.4 mg3.1%
Total Carbohydrates 14 g4.8%
Dietary Fiber 1.9 g7.7%
Sugars 0.7 g
Protein 2 g3.6%
Vitamin A 6.4% Vitamin C 26.5%
Calcium 2.4% Iron 7.8%
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Not enough women opt for a career in research and too many drop out as they advance in an academic career. LERU universities view this as a loss of talent in the workplace, a loss of diversity in society and a loss for universities' pursuit of excellent research and new knowledge creation. The League of European Research Universities (LERU) is releasing a paper today with a commitment and with recommendations on what universities and others can do to make research careers attractive – for women and for men.
Academia in Europe is still losing a considerable amount of its female research capacity. From the PhD (45% females) onwards, women drop out of an academic research career at successive turns and for various reasons. Only 13% of heads of higher education institutions in Europe are women. Not unlike in other sectors, the system also suffers from subtle, often unconscious bias in promotion and other decisive situations. Positive changes are happening, but can be slow and vary according to country, research field and other factors.
There is abundant evidence to document these challenges and the LERU paper therefore does not dwell on them. Instead it aims to stimulate change, proposing action areas for universities and sharing innovative good practice about what LERU universities are doing to attract and support women in research careers.
Importantly, LERU universities commit themselves to undertake action:
How can universities focus their actions to achieve structural change?
Which mix of actions universities take depends on their own strategies and on national or other gender and diversity agendas. Since these vary widely across Europe, it is impossible to have identical goals or measures across all universities, even within such a similar group as LERU universities. One-size-fits-all solutions are in most cases inappropriate and unlikely to be successful. Moreover, since universities' actions are in many cases regulated or influenced by other factors, it is clear that our recommendations have implications for other actors such as EU policy makers, funders, governments and publishers. These are also discussed in the paper.


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Graduate Certificate Program
The Program
Advanced Human Geography (Geography 520A) - Fall semester (taught online by Dr. Timothy Vowles)
Urban Geography (Geography 520B) - Spring semester (taught online by Dr. Timothy Vowles)
Teaching Geography (Geography 513) - Spring semester (taught online by Dr. James Dunn)
Field Geography (Geography 592) - Early August
The field course begins with online readings and preparation during the summer. You fly to Denver in early-August and make your way to Grand Junction, Colorado where you spend two days in Grand Junction studying water resource issues and urban geography in the west before you head out on a 3-day river trip field course on the Colorado River. Our trip ends at the head of Westwater Canyon in Utah.
The time on the river is spent exploring field methods used to study geographic problems. Rivers are great arteries that connect places, and the Colorado River is a perfect example of a natural link between the Never Summer range of the Rockies and the Gulf of California. It also distributes water, a critical resource in the west, to seven states and Mexico. You learn how to generate geographic questions, identify and practice selected field methods, and appreciate the value of collecting primary data.
Note: You may complete the program by starting at any point in the sequence of course offerings.
"I still use things I learned from that program in class. It was really one of the most useful and applicable programs I've taken. I think that my enjoyment (and success) of the ProGeographer program is part of what motivated me to look at graduate school."
—Suzanne Dickens, Fort Collins High School, 2008 graduate of ProGeographer
Non-Certificate Option
Students may take up to two classes individually for the non-certificate option.
For more information, contact the ProGeographer coordinator:
Dr. James Dunn
Office: Candelaria 2200
Phone: (970) 351-2834
Fax: (970) 351-2890
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ProGeographer Program Courses
4 courses @ 3 credits each = 12 credits
Advanced Human Geography (GEOG 520)— This online course looks at a variety of different sub-fields within the realm of human geography with a particular emphasis on examining the practical applications of geographic tools and thinking to such contemporary issues such as housing, globalization, public transport, food distribution, and retail location.
Urban Geography (GEOG 520)—Urban geography takes a spatial approach to understanding cities while population geography takes a spatial approach to understanding population. Geographers want to know where something is, why it is there, and why that location is important. In this course we are interested in spatial patterns in the city - they attempt to describe and explain the city's spatial layout. Among the urban topics addressed are urban form, urban origins, land use, and national urban systems among others. The most important goal of this online course is to teach you this spatial approach and to teach you how to see cities - and the word - geographically.
Teaching Geography (GEOG 513)— Teachers develop instructional units and go through formative trials in classrooms before publishing the unit on websites of local geographic alliances.
Field Course (GEOG 592)—Physical/human field methods and research initiatives in the Grand Valley, Colorado. This course examines the connections of a desert river to Western United States. It is seen from natural, cultural, physical, and political perspectives. It explores spatial analogs in other parts of the United States.
ProGeographer Timeline
January 9, 2017: Urban Geography begins and is completed by May 5, 2017
January 9, 2017: Teaching Geography begins and is completed by May 5, 2017
August 1, 2017: Field Course Begins: Land at Denver Airport in the morning to drive to Grand Junction on your own; or land at Grand Junction in the evening. You can use a KOA campground in Grand Junction for the night of August 1 and 2 (your cost). They have tent spaces and cabins. You can also stay at any nearby hotel.
August 2, 2017 (Wednesday): Urban field work in Grand Junction.
August 3-5, 2017: River camping. All gear and food provided (meals are prepared by river guides), except personal clothing, tents, and sleeping bags (you can rent these from the outfitter in advance).
August 16, 2017: Final Papers from this course are due.
August 21, 2017: Advanced Human Geography begins and is completed by December 8, 2017
Spring Semester: Take Urban Geography (GEOG 520) and Teaching Geography (GEOG 513)
Summer Session: Field Course (GEOG 592)
The trip is usually done first week of August each year
Fall Semester: Take Advanced Human Geography (GEOG 520)
ProGeographer Program Costs
The 2016-17 program tuition is $495 per credit hour. Tuition for 2017-18 will be determined by June 2017.
- Get yourself to Denver or Grand Junction (airfare or other travel expense) at the start of the field program on August 4. You also feed yourself and pay either hotel or camping fees during August 6-7 urban field work.
- Outfitter guide fee: Centennial Canoe Outfitters charge $390 for the three-day river trip in 2016, including canoes, guides, meals, and group gear, including paddles and vests.
- Camping/hotel cost the night of August 3 before the river trip begins.
- You will need a sleeping bag and tent for the river trip. You can rent them at your expense with the outfitter (the outfitter will send an information packet to you with a gear list and other important information).
- August 7: the program's last meal is lunch. The program ends at 2 p.m. You are on your own after that.
- All other incidentals such as entertainment and souvenirs
How to Apply
- Complete Graduate School Application and submit the following:
- Pay the $50 application fee
- Submit GRE test scores
- Submit official undergraduate transcripts (UNC graduates do not need to submit official transcripts)
- Submit two letters of recommendation
- Submit cover letter/personal essay
Supporting materials should be submitted to the Graduate School. International applicants who do not speak English as a first language must meet UNC's requirements for English proficiency. Visit the Graduate School Admissions page for additional details.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
The Graduate School
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501 20th St
Campus Box 135
Greeley, CO 80634
Phone: 970-351-2831
Fax: 970-351-2371
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A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master Info
1988 | Horror, Thriller
93 minutes /
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A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master Review
Synopsis:Freddy Krueger returns once again to terrorize the dreams of the remaining Dream Warriors, as well as those of a young woman who may know the way to defeat him for good.
Another compelling story where the last "survivor" from part three passes her "power" to her wimpy friend. This friend, Alice, is able to bring those around her into her dreams so that Freddy feasts on their souls while she gets their special abilities to fight Freddy. Witness this showdown.
About A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master (1988)
Year: 1988
Runtime: 93 minutes
Type: Movie
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Reviewer: Florita A.
Score: 4 / 5 starsPublished: April 22, 2009, 10:49 pm
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