New Curator of Herpetology

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Rich Glor

The news has been out for a while, but it's official now: Dr. Rich Glor has risen to the top as the successful candidate in our search for a new Curator of Herpetology at KU.  Rich will move to Lawrence in the summer of 2013 bringing his exciting lab group and research program to the University of Kansas by Fall, 2013.  Welcome to Kansas Rich!

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