| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 2601 | Catharine Crockett, MD | |
| 2602 | Teresa Mabry Reed | |
| 2603 | Susan Wozny | This is a sad day for the University of Wyoming and the State of Wyoming. What are they thinking???? |
| 2604 | Tanya Wagner |
| 2605 | A | Why on earth would they close this relic down? |
| 2606 | Carol Norris | |
| 2607 | Rennie Polidora | |
| 2608 | Brandy Baker | As a UW alumni, I am greatly saddened by this news. The museum has always been a wonderful resource for students and the community. I sincerely hope that the administration will keep the museum collection in tact, and to start a fundraising effort to support the museum. |
| 2609 | Shannon Montes | It was a dream of mine to bring my daughter to the Gelolgical Museum that I enjoyed while I was living in Laramie. I would have been glad to pay an entrance fee. Laramie has lost one of its great attractions. |
| 2610 | George T. Moats |
| 2611 | Chuck Hauf | Wyoming has some of the most outstanding geologic features in the nation, the Geologic Museum being on of them. My education received at the University of Wyoming Geological Department was outstanding and measures up to that of any university in the country. |
| 2612 | Kelly Manhart |
| 2613 | MMB Vidaver | This is horrible.
What a bad idea. |
| 2614 | Tracy Blakeman |
| 2615 | Gerald Wilgus | The closure of the Geological Museum, a resource that promotes an interest in, and understanding of, our world and the understanding of the natural history of our continent is profoundly shortsighted. This closure is nothing more than promoting deliberate ignorance. |
| 2616 | Mary Olson | Surely some kind of creative solution would keep this valuable museum open. |
| 2617 | Seth Taplin |
| 2618 | Sara Saulcy | |
| 2619 | Nathan Utrup | |
| 2620 | Margaret Noel | An institution to advance knowledge closed - This is so horrid! |
| 2621 | jonas slonaker |
| 2622 | John Zawiskie | The Museum and its dedicated Director are truly internationally known treasures and have been great ambassadors for the University and state of Wyoming. This is at best an uninformed decision that should be seriously re-evaluated. |
| 2623 | Jo Ann B. Davis |
| 2624 | Dan Hausel | Politics as usual in Wyoming. The cost of running the museum annually does not amount to much. With little effort, one could make the musuem self sustaining by charging admissions, contributions, selling publications. If anything, UW should be expanding the museum into the old Power House. |
| 2625 | Jessica E. King | |
| 2626 | James C. Sagebiel | You cannot run a museum with only security staff. The first and last person in a real museum must always be a curator of the collections. |
| 2627 | Benjamin Robertson | |
| 2628 | Neffra Matthews | The UWy should reopen the museum full time and reinstate the curator. |
| 2629 | Heather Barnhart | For the future education of our children the museum should stay open |
| 2630 | Anonymous | |
| 2631 | Kaila Folinsbee | |
| 2632 | Euan Mitchell | |
| 2633 | Larry Henzerling | Science museums are not a luxury. They are about us. A Geological museum provides information about the world we live in. This is timeless information to be passed on to our children and should be placed uppermost in our considerations, especially at the university level |
| 2634 | Anonymous |
| 2635 | David Wilson | |
| 2636 | Theresa Fernau | Please keep this historical, educational, legacy open. Generations HAVE and should CONTINUE to enjoy this wonderful asset of the University of Wyoming. |
| 2637 | Jeff Rowles | Jeff Rowles
124 W 10th St
Loveland, CO 80537
jrowlesmac@comcast.net |
| 2638 | Benjamin Delfin | |
| 2639 | Scott Elyard | Education at a University needs to be put first, and this is not the way to put education first. |
| 2640 | Veronica Burgos | |
| 2641 | Dylan Gibson |
| 2642 | David Gibson |
| 2643 | Anonymous | |
| 2644 | Anonymous | |
| 2645 | Levana Taylor | |
| 2646 | Leo Pueblitz | UW has enough money to remodel the football stadium, but not enough funding to keep a unique educational gem in operation? As much as I love Cowboy Athletics, UW is an educational institution first and foremost. Not every university has the opportunity to display local geological treasures for educational purposes. One would think that with all the funding the department of Geology and Geophysics receives from the oil industry something could be done to preserve this wonderful museum. As alumni of this department, it makes me very sad to see the museum close. |
| 2647 | Matthew Burton-Kelly | |
| 2648 | Jeffrey Charles Archer |
| 2649 | sterling showers | |
| 2650 | Phyllis Sheaks |