Graduate students to present biology lectures June 4, 9 and 16

June 2, 2010

Matthew Anderson

University Communications

A couple of graduate students in the Biology Department at Western Washington University will present lectures this week on campus.

At noon on Friday, June 4, Tasha Johnson will present "Sex with aliens: The effects of a showy, invasive plant (Rubus armeniacus) on the pollination of a rare, endemic wildflower, Sidalcea hendersonii" in Science Lecture Hall Room 110.
At 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 9, Virginia Selz will present "Nitrogen Source Affects Growth and Grazing of Synechococcus Strains" in Biology Building Room 212.
At noon on Wednesday, June 16, Austen Thomas will present "Pacific herring spawning aggregations: Seal feast or side salad?" in Biology Building Room 234.

These presentations are free and open to the public.