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Tuesday, November 14, 2017

Anne Innis Dagg Wins Lane Anderson Award

Waterloo Women's Studies affiliate Anne Innis Dagg has won the Lane Anderson Award for excellence in science writing, sharing the distinction with writer Caroline Fox.

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