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News
Welcome Dr. Kassandra Ford!
May 3, 2023We are excited to welcome Dr. Kassandra Ford to the department as an Assistant Professor and Curator of Ichthyology & Mollusks at the Bell Museum. She will join us in early August.
Welcome Dr. Solomon David!
May 3, 2023We are excited to welcome Dr. Solomon David to the department as an Assistant Professor! He will join us in early August.
Conservation Sciences Seminar Series
January 20, 2023The Conservation Sciences Seminar Series is on for the spring semester!
Please join us Fridays at Noon beginning on January 20, 2023.