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News
2024 Kolshorn Lecture: Please Join Us! October, 10th at 5:00 PM - Bell Museum
September 17, 20242024 Kolshorn Lecture: Diversity (Evolution) and Connection (Ecology) in Science, and Beyond with Evolutionary Biologist Dr. JC Buckner
Visit FWCB's Dr. Solomon David's Exhibit at the MN State Fair!
August 1, 2024Help us support FWCB's Dr. Solomon David by visiting his exhibit at the MN State Fair this year! You can find it in the Agriculture Horticulture Building within the CFANS wing. All are invited and everyone is encouraged to learn and engage. Additional details to follow shortly. We hope to see you there!
Valuable New Quantitative Resource Available to All FWCB Students and Staff! Check It Out!
July 16, 2024An exciting and valuable new resource is available to all FWCB students and staff! A Beginner's Guide to Building a Statistical Model, written by Dr. Alex Bajcz. Check it out!