COLLOQUIUM: New Evidence and Perspectives on the Ice Age Colonization of the Americas

Professor Michael Waters

Texas A&M University

Colloquium Committee:

The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory 2012-2013 Colloquium Committee is comprised of the following people. Please feel free to contact them by e-mail regarding any possible speakers or topics for future colloquia.

Carol Ann Austin caustin@pppl.gov
William Tang, Chair wtang@pppl.gov
Ronald Bell rbell@pppl.gov
Kelsey Tresemer tresemer@pppl.gov

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Coordinator(s):

Ms. Carol Austin

caustin@pppl.gov

Host(s):

Dr. Ron Bell

rbell@pppl.gov

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COLLOQUIUM: New Evidence and Perspectives on the Ice Age Colonization of the Americas