Science...

The Road to Technology

[FaerieMoon]

This is way cool--where is this? (or what building?)

[Phnoasthetic]

Haha, that is awesome

[EmiLeigh]

yeah! I'm with Clarissa, where is this? because this is so awesome!!!! what a great capture! Thanks so much for sharing! :D

[Rick Schies]

How cool is that. I love it. An awesome photo and an awesome idea whoever came up with it.

[Lauren Dahlhauser]

this is neat!!! is it a museum??
I saw the skeleton first and thought, " geez! its early for halloween decorations" lol

[Bill Dodsworth]

Very cool trail to tech!

[Scott Dahlhauser]

Very interesting shot, must have taken you a long time to put all those things up there like that ... :)

[J A Byrdlip]

Interesting building. New Student Center??

[Robert Velten]

Entrance to science buildings on campus?

[Kerri]

It is the chemistry building at the University I am attending!

[J A Byrdlip]

Things have changed over the year.

[Dalia ElMaghraby]

Great shot!!

[Slava]

What a cool dispaly!

[Kimmi]

Beautiful picture.

[Louise & Ken]

The U of A has some wonderful sculpture around campus...That's a nice addition to a beautiful setting for a school!

[Laura Demko]

I think this was built not long before we left or not long after. I remember seeing it, but couldn't remember which building. My husband was at Gould Simpson most of the time.

[Kerri]

@pinktornado39 I'm new to this area and this school. What is Gould Simpson? Is your husband an alum? This is in front of the Koffler Chemistry Building.

[Laura Demko]

It's the geology building. Yes, he's an alum (Ph.D) and on the advisory board for the geology dept. He also did some work for the tree ring lab.

[Kerri]

@pinktornado39 Very cool. I'm here working on my PhD in Political Science. Oh, geology is a tough topic, a hard science, but very fun too (I'm sure). My sister is working on her PhD in medical entomology.

[Laura Demko]

sweet! it's been quite a ride! i've seen more rocks than i ever thought i would. lol. good luck to you. i stopped at my M.A. in history. since i'm a stay at home mom these days, i'm sufficiently over educated. ;-p

[Kerri]

@pinktornado That is awesome!!! History is such a fun topic and I'm sure being a mom is a tough job (yet a fulfilling job)! We look at a lot of history in Political Science. My M.A. was in Political Science specializing in International Relations and we studied a lot of world history while studying the theories. What type of history did you study?