Professor Sue Katz

[whuntley]

Hi all,

An expert killifish breeder and microbiologist just moved from her former association with the Arizona Rivulin Keepers (ARK) (and Arizona State University) to a new teaching position in Oklahoma at Rogers State University, near Tulsa, teaching microbiology and immunology.

I asked her to join us here, as I'm sure she would be an asset of the best kind. I hope you will give her a cordial welcome when she decides to visit.

Thanks in advance,

Wright

[stormhawk]

Wright, thanks for inviting Prof. Katz to join us. Is she by anyway, related to Dan Katz?

[timebomb]

If Professor Katz signs up, we will lay out the red carpet for her. Thanks for inviting her to join, Wright.

Loh K L

[whuntley]

Wright, thanks for inviting Prof. Katz to join us. Is she by anyway, related to Dan Katz?

I don't think so, but I vaguely recall some confusion there as Sue may be his wife's name, too.

BTW, Sue said it may be a while before she shows up, as she is in the middle of a major grant proposal. That and her undergraduates seem to be taking up most of her time, not to mention getting fish settled from a move to a rental and searching for a new home to buy.

Wright

[bobalston]

Sue -

when you have time, please drop me a line. I and one other friend here in Tulsa are both into breeding killies. I think there are a few others also.

Bob Alston
[email protected]

[whuntley]

Sue -

when you have time, please drop me a line. I and one other friend here in Tulsa are both into breeding killies. I think there are a few others also.

Bob Alston
[email protected]

Bob,

One of the world's authorities on wild killies and Aussie desert fish equivalents has also moved to OK. Peter Unmack, who is still with ASU, AFAIK, is now living in OK, too. He is our leader, technically, on all our DSAC trips.

http://www.pupfish.net/dsac/

Wright

[bobalston]

Yo Peter. If you are in Oklahoma anywhere around the Tulsa area, please drop me a line.

Bob Alston
[email protected]