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• a UFO
• a ghost
• a Bigfoot
  or creature
• a crop circle
• an animal
  mutilation
• an abduction
  or missing time
• something else

College Chapters

Start an Anomaly Response chapter at your university! The biggest factor preventing this field from being accepted by mainstream science is the lack of graduate-level involvement. This leads to the feeling of "crackpot" involvement in the field, whether true or not. More than likely, your college has a professor who has some sort of interest in anomalies, whether it's parapsychology, undiscovered species, or advanced propulsion systems. Ask around, gather students of fellow interests, and organize! The more students who join your club, the more funding you might be able to get from your student government to purchase field equipment! Some schools even fund your travel costs.

For example club constitutions, advertising material, and student government budget requests contact us at .

Pre-College Chapters

The Anomaly Response Network was founded by teens with a common vision for a more respectable field of anomaly research. There are more complicated legal matters to overcome when working with underage youth, but these youth are the future of the field. This is the best time to instill the scientific method in an investigator's mind. These youth also tend to have the most time on their hands, making them ideal researchers.

All it takes is a mentor. Veteran investigators, consider taking a student with you on your investigations. For more information on how to best engage pre-college youth, including how to start an Anomaly Response chapter at your local high school, contact us at .