Minot State University - Beaver Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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QNX for .91 ffipr tudents participating in the Alaskan geological field trip were treated to some very beautiful scenery. 1. C 9 P is :hard Northrop pans for gold during the earth science d trip to Alaska. Dept. goes N o by jim Azsenbrey very August the earth science department of Minot State College takes a geological field trip. This year Professor Robert Walsh and 16 students piled into two school vans for a 23-day, 7,123 mile journey through the Cana- dian Rockies to the Yukon, where they studied glacial activity first hand. The trip may be taken as a class for four credits, but most students go just to see the sites and enjoy a vacation. The cost was S200 per student, and contributions from the department tour funds paid incidental expenses for the trip. Some of the activities during the trip included camping and visiting the Por- tage Glacier in Anchorage, the Bear rth to Alaska Glacier in Stuart and the Worthington Glacier. The students also got to see permafrost tunnels, Mt. McKinley and a close-up view of Alaskan wildlife in- cluding bears, moose, caribou. reindeer, fox, and musk ox. The group also visited the University of Alaska at Anchorage and took a white water rafting trip. Everyone had lots of fun, said Walsh. Many people never get the chance to get out of the state. For many, the trip was a once-in- a-lifetime opportunity. Despite muddy roads, potholes, rains and one tire blow-out, the trip seemed to be a success. Later in 1984, Walsh and his students will travel to Oregon to study volcanic activity. Canoe Trip!Alaska Trip

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