Rocky Mountain Micromineral Association
1310 Maple St
Golden 80401
ph: 303-762-2616
The Rocky Mountain Micromineral Association
On August 10, 2008 The Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum hosted a special event drawing 20 micromineral enthusiasts for an afternoon of conversation and distribution of surplus micromineral materials. It was decided to continue meeting monthly. The monthly Association meetings, hosted by the Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum, are very heavily oriented towards the hands-on use of microscopes. The RMMA may periodically have field trips to locations known for micro minerals. The RMMA may, with the Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum, sponsor a spring micromineral symposium.
The RMMA is a fellowship whose purpose is to promote micromineral study, education and good will among its members. Members are encouraged to share knowledge, techniques and supplies with other members.To promote the study, collection, classification, mounting and preservation of specimen minerals (including rocks and fossils) that require magnification for proper study and viewing. To encourage others to become-acquainted with the Earth Sciences through, but not limited to educational projects, symposia, exhibitions of specimens; cooperation, with other Earth Science societies and federations and educational institutions such as schools, museums and libraries. To promote the use of photography, in so far as it, may relate to the reproduction of pictures for the study and display of micro-mineral specimens. To maintain educational programs within the Association compatible with these purposes.

President Richard Parsons
Vice President Marcus Lieberman
Treasurer Tom Reilly
Secretary Joseph Payne
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We look forward to hearing from you.
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Rocky Mountain Micromineral Association
1310 Maple St
Golden 80401
ph: 303-762-2616