
Clay Arango
Professor of Biology and Environmental Studies, Central Washington University
in Ellensburg
United States
Raised in a military family, Clay Arango has called many places home including Kentucky, Pennsylvania, New York, Kansas, Nebraska, Germany, and California. He moved to Ellensburg while in high school and quickly fell in love with the mountains and streams of the central Cascades. His love of this region led him on an academic journey to become a stream ecologist, whereupon he immediately moved back to Ellensburg to work at Central Washington University. Today, Clay is a biology and environmental studies professor who studies how forest insects affect stream ecosystems.
CLAY'S PRESENTATIONS
A House is Made of Brick and Stone...
BY CLAY ARANGO
@ VOL 10
ON AUG 25, 2017
An old saying on a family trivet gives Clay Arango a framework to explore the idea of home using his personal experiences as a military brat and his professional experiences as an environmental scientist and educator.
CLAY'S RECENT EVENTS

PAST
VOL 10
Ellensburg
@
Gallery One Visual Arts Center
Aug 25, 2017