The Natural History Collection was reopened in the Onstead Science Center. The Biology Department celebrated this reopening by honoring Jack Minter as a benefactor and Dr. Thomas Lee’s discovery of an Ecuadorian rat.
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- Students looking through the Natural History Collection. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Dr. Lee showing Dr. Rhodes the new species of Ecuadorean rat in the Natural History Collection while students look at the other specimen. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Dr. Lee showing Dr. Rhodes the new species of Ecuadorean rat in the Natural History Collection. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Dr. Lee showing Dr. Rhodes the new species of Ecuadorean rat in the Natural History Collection. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Student looking through the Natural History Collection. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Students, faculty, friends, and familly enjoy conversation at the Natural History Collection Celebration. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Jack Minter speaking about the birds in the case behind him. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Dr. Lee’s students in attendance of the Natural History Collection Celebration. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Maddie Sue Conway, junior from Trophy Club picking out her snacks during the Natural History Collection Celebration. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Dr. John Hanson, RTL Genomics in Lubbock and Dept. of Biology at Columbus State University share his memories of Dr. Lee and collecting specimen. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Dr. Neal Platt, Postdoctoral Research Assistant at Texas Biomedical Research Institute shares of Dr. Lee’s impact on his life and career to the crowd.(Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Dr. Neal Platt, Postdoctoral Research Assistant at Texas Biomedical Research Institute shares of Dr. Lee’s impact on his life and career. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Joy Harsh, Abilene Zoo Education Curator speaks of Dr. Lee’s impact of her life and career. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Jack Minter shares his thanks for his recognition at the Natural History Collection Celebration.(Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Dr. Thomas Lee thanking Jack Minter for his contrinutions to the Natural History Collection. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Dr. Thomas Lee speaking about the Natural History Collection reopening. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- Jack Minter, Sub-T 16 Alumnus surrounded by current members of Sub-T 16 at the Natural History Collection Celebration. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
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- National History Collection Celebration was held in the Onstead Science Center to honor benefactor Jack Minter, and Dr. Thomas Lee’s discovery of a new species of Ecudorean rat, and the reopening of the National History Collection. (Photo by Nicholas Cromwell)
