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Annual McCully Lecture Carleton University has recently initiated an annual lecture series in honour of plant scientist, Dr. Margaret E. McCully, who was an extraordinary teacher and faculty member in the Carleton Biology Department for close to 35 years. Following her retirement in 1999, she moved to Australia where she continued her work. She is […]https://carleton.ca/biology/wp-content/uploads/sites/230/McCully.jpg400400