Rich Bradley, EEOB Associate Professor Emeritus, will be attending the annual meeting of the American Arachnological Society which is meeting in Juriquilla, in the state of Querétaro, in north-central Mexico from 24-28 July 2017. As the president elect of the society, he will organize the judging of the student paper competition. This is the first time that the AAS has met in Mexico. Read more here.

 

Rich will also be teaching Spider Biology (EEOB 5210) again this summer at the Stone Laboratory the week of 30 July - 5 August. This is a upper division/graduate course. The course has plenty of room for more students (either upper division or graduate level). It is an intensive one week (all day each day) course with lecture, lab & field work each day. You can earn 2h of graduate credit in this 1 week course.  For more information check out the course on the Stone Lab/Seagrant web site. Check out the course description here.