Society for College Science Teachers: Farewell to a Colleague | NSTA

Society for College Science Teachers: Farewell to a Colleague

Earlier this month, the author attended the memorial service for her good friend and colleague, Dr. Jerry Waldvogel. The service was held in the lovely Carillon Garden on Clemson’s campus where Jerry was—as it became obvious during the service and on posts to the memorial website—a well-respected and beloved professor of biological sciences. Here she shares some fond memories of her dear friend and presents an inspiring tribute to his legacy.

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