Meredith College's Own Shines at NC Science Academy: Caroline Klein Wins Prestigious Award

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Caroline Klein, ’24, presented at the North Carolina Academy of Science’s 120th Annual Meeting held April 5-6 at Winston-Salem University. Klein, who studied biology, won second place in the John Bowley Derieux Research Award for Ecology, Botany, and Zoology for her presentation “Exploration of the Rate of Skeletonization of House Mice (Mus musculus) Using Dermestid (Dermestes maculatus) and Darkling (Tenebrio obscurus) Beetles.”