SOLD OUT – Bill Nye: A Science Lecture, Oct. 20
by Michelle Saport |
This event is sold out. For a list of upcoming UAA events, visit the UAA Master Calendar.
Monday, Oct. 20, 7:30 p.m. West High School Auditorium
As a student at Cornell University, Bill Nye the Science Guy was introduced to the wonders of astronomy in a class taught by Carl Sagan himself. Nye's mission for many years has been to turn on the general public, and kids in particular, to the "way cool" wonders of science. Scientist, comedian, teacher and author, Nye became a household name with his innovative, fast-paced Emmy award-winning television series, "Bill Nye the Science Guy," for which he was writer, producer and talent.
There will be a sign language interpreter at the lecture.
Tickets:
- $10 for UAA students taking six or more credits*
- $20 for UAA staff and faculty
- $20 for students and instructors from other schools
- $25 for the general public
All UAA students and employees must present their WOLFcard at the door for the ticket discount. Students and instructors from other schools must also present their school ID at the door for discounted admission.
*Students can buy tickets at a special pre-sale Wednesday, Oct. 1, 12-2 p.m., and Thursday, Oct. 2, 12-2 p.m., in the Student Union.
General admission tickets will go on sale Friday, Oct. 3, 8 a.m., at UAATix.com and the Student Union Information Desk.
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