Fwd: Natural History Exhibit in Watzek Atrium

[Jessica Kleiss]

Hi ENVS, 

If you are around campus, or if you seniors want to to show off your quirky LC to your families before commencement tomorrow, consider checking out the new (macabre) natural history exhibit in Watzek! See below. About parasitic wasps! 

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From: Parvaneh Abbaspour <parv...@lclark.edu>
Date: Thu, May 7, 2026 at 12:59 PM
Subject: Natural History Exhibit Opening - 4pm in the Library Atrium
To: CAS-FACULTY <cas-f...@lclark.edu>, cas-staff <cas-...@lclark.edu>

Dear all,

If you find yourself on campus this afternoon, please join us to celebrate the opening of our 10th and most macabre natural history exhibit yet: 

Borrowed Lives: Parasitoid wasps and the art of survival at another's expense 

Curated by Zack Stack '26

This exhibit showcases wasp specimens collected on and near campus by Zack during two curation practica completed last academic year. Celebrate the end of this year by learning more about the tiny gruesome dramas playing out right around us from one of our most accomplished student entomologists. 

We will gather at the case beside the main stairwell at 4pm.

All my best,

Parvaneh

Parvaneh Abbaspour (she / her)
Science & Data Services Librarian
Aubrey R. Watzek Library
Lewis & Clark College
503.768.7277 | parv...@lclark.edu

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