Jul 14, 2015
Thank you from he bottom on my heart everyone who donated, shared, and like my project of social media and through the Jacksonville University website! I am beyond excited to have gone above my goal. These donations have ensured that I will be able to conduct metal contaminant testing for my marsh waters :) Stay tuned for new and exciting lab notes !
Danielle
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