UWYO Summer Field Program

["Mickey P. Rowe" <mrowe@indiana.edu>]

The following was brought to you 
  From: Brent H Breithaupt <uwgeoms@uwyo.edu>
  Subject: UWYO Summer Field Program

  Dear Dinosaur Enthusiast:

  Greetings from the University of Wyoming Geological Museum.  As
  Director of the Geological Museum, I hope you can join us for this
  year's summer field excursion "Dinosaurs, Geysers, and Custer: The
  1998 Introductory Dinosaur Paleontology Session."  It promises to be
  a first-rate field trip in the Rocky Mountain West.  We will be
  joining my colleagues from the Museum of the Rockies who are working
  at the world famous dinosaur site Egg Mountain located near Choteau,
  Montana, on land owned by the Nature Conservancy.  In addition to
  our paleontological work at Egg Mountain we will be visiting such
  unique sites as Como Bluff, Yellowstone National Park, Teton
  National Park, and The Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument.
  
  For the 1998 summer field season, we are offering this week-long
  session geared for teens and adults.  This program offers a unique
  opportunity to explore dinosaur fossil sites with professional
  paleontologists and staff members, as well as see some of the unique
  geological and historical sites of the region.  This session will
  include experiences with many different kinds of field
  paleontology-small tool excavation, hard rock excavation, and
  prospecting for fossils in the badlands.
  
  Please contact me for trip details and registration information.
  Feel free to call me at (307) 766-2646 to discuss any questions you
  may have about the session.  Please contact me as soon as possible,
  as we can only take 10 people on this exciting adventure (a minimum
  of 5 people is needed).
  
  I hope to see you this summer!

  Cordially,
  Brent H. Breithaupt
  Director
  UW Geological Museum
  (uwgeoms@uwyo.edu)