School of Biological Sciences co-sponsored with Robert Jonas Lectureship & Conner Museum Seminar, April 12

The School of Biological Sciences co-sponsored with Robert Jonas Lectureship & Conner Museum is pleased to invite you to our upcoming SBS seminar.

Deborah Duffield, Professor, Department of Biology, Portland State University presents “Oceanic Changes and Current Issues as Experienced by Northwest Marine Mammals”

Tuesday, April 12, at 7:30 p.m. in Abelson 201.

Reception will follow in Conner Museum

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