In the few months since the last issue of UCMP News, life around the museum has been charged with a feeling of
accomplishment. As you have read on previous pages (see Tidbits), three of our colleagues
were recipients of special honors. Four of our students completed their graduate degrees and new grants have been awarded
to members of UCMP’s community.
Additional awards warrant special recognition: Robert
Feranec received an Annie M. Alexander Scholarship, Jackie Moustakas received a Frank E. Peabody Memorial Fellowship
and Sarah Rieboldt was awarded the Dorothy K. Palmer Prize. Travel grants made possible by the Doris and Samuel P.
Welles Endowment continue to bring graduate students and young faculty members from other universities to UCMP. Through
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trays of fossils and special seminars they add to the breadth of our research program. All of these awards and grants are
made possible through endowments left to the museum.
In these times of decreasing financial support from the
state, it is the income from these special endowments and your gifts of time and money that make it possible to enrich
UCMP’s programs in teaching, research, and outreach. All of us at the museum are deeply grateful for the gifts from
the Mary Rose Peck Trust and from our many Friends of UCMP. They will support our efforts to
continue to improve the quality and expand the scope of our programs. Thank you!
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January, 2004
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