MSU Entomology wins entomology quiz team competition
MSU Entomology won the North Central Entomological Society of America Linnaean games for the second year straight.
MSU Entomology won the North Central Entomological Society of America Linnaean games for the second year straight. Held recently in Cleveland, Ohio, the games are named after Carl Linnaeus, who formalized the modern system of naming organisms called binomial nomenclature. The team defeated Ohio State University in the final round. Team members include Kristin Poley, Daniel Hulbert, Dan Gibson and Courtney Larson and Coach Matt Grieshop. Go green!
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