Keith Harrison Clay

Schools:

Belaire High School Baton Rouge LA 1992-1996

Community:

Christine Clark

Schools:

Nipawin High School Nipawin Afghanistan 1961-1965

Community:

Peter Sahar, Ron Unger, Brenda Vassie, Curtis Brown, Deborah Palmateer

Graduates:

Rudy Wouters (1980-1980),
Mary Lou Kuhberg (1958-1960),
Keith Clay (1961-1965),
Eunice Middlemiss (1935-1944)

Locality:

north liberty, Iowa

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1946

Locality:

Hampton, Virginia

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1924

Locality:

Zebulon, Georgia

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1944

Work:

Selfemployed

Tagline:

Darkus brawler

Birmingham, ALPR & Marketing Volunteer at Sidewalk Moving Pictur... About Clay Keith: Clay Keith majored in Public Relations and Marketing at the College of Communication and Information Sciences at The University of Alabama... About Clay Keith: Clay Keith majored in Public Relations and Marketing at the College of Communication and Information Sciences at The University of Alabama. While pursuing his communication studies, Keith was a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon, a fraternity founded at Yale in 1931. The Psi Chapter...

The Woodlands, TX

More ticks in Indiana could mean more Lyme disease

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• Keith Clay, a distinguished professor of biology at Indiana University-Bloomington, has done his own studies of tick-associated microbes. In the 15 years he has worked in the field, he has noted a similar transformation.
• Date: May 25, 2015
• Category: Health
• Source: Google

Ticks Marching Earlier and Farther Due to Warming

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• Ten, 12 years ago, you couldnt find a lone-star tick in our area, said Indianas Keith Clay, an expert on the microbes found in ticks and other insects. Now its the dominant species.
• Date: May 23, 2015
• Category: Health
• Source: Google

Cicada brood XIX emerges in the South

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• Periodical cicadas prefer areas where there are open, vegetated areas with young trees scattered around -- in effect suburbia, says Keith Clay, a professor of biology at Indiana University-Bloomington who studies cicadas, especially Brood X.
• Date: May 11, 2011
• Category: Sci/Tech
• Source: Google