Registrations for the Knight at the Museum event on Friday, April 10 have closed. If you are interested in still attending, please contact Shaloni Prine at
shaloni.prine@ucf.edu to see if special arrangements can be made. Thank you.
Join UCF alumni and friends from the UCF College of Sciences Alumni Chapter and the Boston UCF Alumni Club for a once-in-a-lifetime experience in Bean Town. For $10 per person*, guests will have the opportunity to view the Museum of Science's current exhibit, Maya: Hidden Worlds Revealed, with a tour led by UCF professors and ancient Maya experts, Arlen and Diane Chase. Arlen and Diane consulted on the exhibit and continue to lead excavations in Caracol, Belize.
After the tour, guests will take a short walk to the second stop, Restaurant Dante (located in Royal Sonesta Hotel), to enjoy appetizers and a drink ticket. Black and gold business attire is suggested. Advanced registration is required by March 27 at
https://www.ucfknightsnetwork.com/maya.Alumni Chapter and the Boston UCF Alumni Club for a once-in-a-lifetime experience in Bean Town.
Special guests include Dr. Michael Johnson, dean of the UCF College
of Sciences, Dr. Arlen Chase, associate dean of the UCF
College of Sciences and a Pegasus Professor in the UCF Department of
Anthropology, andDr. Diane Chase, UCF's
executive vice provost and Pegasus Professor.Maya: Hidden Worlds
Revealed is the largest exhibition of its kind in the
United States. The exhibit invites you to uncover the rise and decline of this
majestic civilization — including its social, natural and spiritual realms —
through never-before-seen artifacts, hands-on activities, multimedia components
and re-created environments. You can experience a cross-section of Maya life,
from divine kings to the artisans and laborers who formed the backbone of their
society, as well as learn how the Maya people and their culture endure to this
day. To learn more, please visit
http://www.mos.org/exhibits/maya.
*Please let us know if you are a member of the Museum of Science
in Boston, as special arrangements will need to be made. Read More