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Plans for Valentine’s Day?
Attend the Inaugural Working Anthrozoology Group Lecture on Friday, February 14, 2020 from 12-1pm at 1043 Valley.
Author of, “Pets in America: A History“, come hear Professor Emerita, Katherine Grier, PhD, from the University of Delaware discuss:
How Pets Became Part of the American Family: Artifacts and Images Tell the Story
This event is sponsored by the Working Anthrozoology Group (WAG), UCD VM Legacy Committee with Partial Support from the Virginia Perry Wilson Endowment.
Come check out her book near Valley Hall at the Carlson Health Sciences Library and feel free to examine our library subject guides on Assistant Animals and Anthrozoology!
 | Pets in America 2006 Katherine Grier Carlson Lib SF 411.36 U6 G75 2006 |
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