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...downtown Douglas office one of only two in Southeast facing closure."It would be heartbreaking to lose it," said Cathy Connor, a professor at the University of Alaska Southeast who appreciates the role the office plays in the Douglas community...
...Prince of Wales Island for a Friends of the Pleistocene geology class taught by UAS Professor of Environmental Science Cathy Connor. We got to see fish weirs that were thousands of years old and go inside El Capitan cave, which was awesome...
...Friday. Other authors include Joe Upton, Lynn Schooler, Kathy Hocker, Jay and Jayleen Beedle, Mandy Lindeberg, Cathy Connor, Mary Lou King, Lizzie Ekins, Nick Jans, and Mary Willson. Books will be available on board, and each author will...
...Liana Wallace. A special "Alumni 101" component of the dedication was an engaging lecture by UAS Professor of Geology Cathy Connor titled "Auke Lake Trail 101: A Natural History of Juneau." Built over the pre-existing highway bridge foundation...
...Guatemala. A second wedding was held May 26, 2012 at Stern Grove in San Francisco.The bride is the daughter of Cathy Connor and Rod Flynn of Douglas. She graduated from Juneau-Douglas High School and attended the University of California...
...It's all downhill in Douglas By Cathy Connor The city's proposed land swap...opportunity for the dialogue to begin. Cathy Connor Share this page: Print Email Digg...Twitter Reddit Archives Letter by Cathy Connor It's all downhill in Douglas...
Holding an ice ax and wearing crampons, Cathy Connor stood near a small blue stream that cut deeply through ice before disappearing into the Mendenhall Glacier. Sound off on the important...
The shrinking Mendenhall Glacier By Cathy Connor and Roman Motyka For the JUNEAU EMPIRE Mendenhall Glacier...a lifetime for a person but not bad for a glacier. Cathy Connor is an Assistant Professor of Geology and coordinator...
Warm rain dripped from dawn sequoias here before the ice age. It's all in the rocks. Cathy Connor, a Juneau geologist and teacher, looks at our Southeast rocks and sees their stories - cinnamon trees and erupting volcanoes...
...cast of 40 or so Juneau-Douglas High School actors who brought the daily events of a Korean War field hospital back to life. The future of theater arts in Juneau is looking good. Sound off on the important issues at Cathy Connor Douglas