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Lab retreat at Lacawac Santuary

rpsnow October 3, 2017 Uncategorized

Just had a wonderful couple days in Lacawac Sanctuary for a writing retreat with our lab and the Jensen lab. Beautiful setting, good food cooked by all, and productive space for thinking and collaborating!

Lab retreat at Lacawac Santuary

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