March 30: ‘Sinking, Swimming, Floating: My Life in Water Science’ with Dr. Joan Rose

Dr. Rose will share reflections on four decades at the forefront of water microbiology and public health — from waterborne pathogens to international policy — in a talk titled:

“Sinking, Swimming, Floating: My Life in Water Science”

Monday, March 30
Noon
PACCAR Room 202, WSU Pullman

All are welcome — please feel free to share this invitation with students and colleagues who may be interested.

We hope to see you there!

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