Faculty Bus Tour – Day 2
August 17, 2010
Itinerary
- Tour of North Dakota Capitol Building
- Visit to Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site
- Lunch in Beulah with UND alumni, friends, and community leaders
- Visit to Medora for free time site-seeing or drive through the south unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park and the ND Badlands.
- Picnic supper in Dickinson with faculty of Dickinson State University
Bus Tour group at the North Dakota State Capitol.
Inside the Great Hall.
State Capitol Tour Guide Darlene explains some of the images in the Monkey Room to Marcia Kelley and Heather Terrell.
At the Knife River Indian Villages
At the Knife River Indian Villages
At the Knife River Indian Villages
Fred Wittmann, UND New Faculty and Administrator Bus Tour Director, and Dr. Douglas Munski, tour color commentator, Knife River Indian Villages lodge.
National Park Ranger Maureen McGee-Ballinger points out a gopher hole. The pesky rodents dig holes, but also help unearth artifacts.
Richard Aregood, Chuck Johnson Professor of Journal, tells alums and friends at Beulah, N.D., that he has been reading the Beulah Beacon for about a year.
Lucia Carvelli, assistant professor in pharmacology, physiology and therapeutics, tells the alums and friends at Beulah that she is originally from Italy.
National Park Junior Ranger Doug Munski led the bus tour through the Theodore Roosevelt National Park -- South Unit.
Lucia Carvelli, assistant professor of pharmacology, physiology and therapeutics, in the Badlands.
Heather Terrell, assistant professor of psychology, and Hyrum Patterson at Scoria Point in the Badlands.
Tamba-Kuii Bailey, assistant professor of counseling psychology, and "National Park Junior Ranger" Harry Tsang, assistant professor of economics, in the Badlands at Theodore Roosevelt National Park -- South Unit.
