Book Exhibit Displays Peruvian Research Related Writings

Saturday, May 12, 2012

In conjunction with exhibition 39 Trails now on view at the Spencer Museum of Art, Watson Library is exhibiting works that are written by KU staff who have conducted research in Peru. The research includes works by professors Caroline Chaboo (entomology), and Bill Duellman and Linda Trueb (herpetology).

This exhibition is in four display cases on the 5th floor of Watson Library until end of July 2012.

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