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Home › Lab News › Spring 2012 – Congratulations Katie

Spring 2012 – Congratulations Katie

debrobertsonPosted on July 6, 2012 Posted in Lab News

Congratulations to Katie Friedman who received Highest Honors in Biology for her thesis work and graduated this May with her Bachelor’s Degree.  Katie will be continuing her work as an accelerated BA/MA student this next year and we wish her a great summer in the marsh!

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Deborah Robertson
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Warren Litsky '45 Endowed Chair in Biology
Clark University
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