Visiting Scholar Seminar: Kate Sheehan, FSU

May 5, 2022 3:30pm to 4:30pm iCal Google Calendar
Appalachian Laboratory

On Thursday, May 5, at 3:30pm EST, Dr. Kate Sheehan, Frostburg State University, will present, "Disease ecology and the importance of invertebrate community systems in understanding host infection dynamics and conservation," as part of the Visiting Scholar Seminar Series. Details on the format of this seminar will be added closer to the date.  To learn more about Dr. Sheehan's work, visit her profile on the Frostburg State University Department of Biology webpage. 

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