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Vacations That Make a Difference

Crow Canyon Archaeological Center Invites Lifelong Learners to Join in Excavations(CORTEZ, Colo.)—April 17, 2012—Many of today’s travelers are looking for rewarding getaways that go above and beyond a leisurely vacation on a beach. The Crow Canyon Archaeological Center  in Cortez, Colo., provides travelers with the opportunity to contribute to a worthy endeavor and fulfill a lifelong passion for learning. By joining fellow archaeology enthusiasts during Crow Canyon’s Archaeology Research Program , lifelong learners can contribute

Crow Canyon Archaeological Center to Host Professional Development Institute for Educators

Summer Institute is Funded by the National Endowment for the HumanitiesCORTEZ, Colo.—January 13, 2012—This summer, the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center  in Cortez, Colo., will host “Bridging Cultures: Diversity and Unity in the Pueblo World ,” a professional-development institute for K–12 educators and college graduate students. The three-week institute, funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), will run from June 24 to July 14, 2012. NEH provides stipends to cover all expenses,

Crow Canyon Archaeological Center Urges Schools to Save Field Trips and School Group Programs

In today's tough economy, school officials are often tempted to cut field trips and out-of-the-classroom school group programs. Not a good idea, according to Dr. Shirley Powell, vice president of programs at the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center  in southwestern Colorado. "Experiential programs beyond the structured classroom continue to provide the most powerful method of engaging students intellectually, socially and physically. When students are taken out of the classroom, scientific inquiry often emerges spontaneously," Powell said. "As hard as it is

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