Courses Taught @ UMN
Feeding Ecology & Energetics
Feeding Ecology & Energetics
Feeding Ecology & Energetics
ANTH 3980 / 5980 (Fall 2025): we examine the relationships among food, behavior, and physiology in primates to address the question, "How did the human diet evolve?"
Human-Wildlife Interactions
Feeding Ecology & Energetics
Feeding Ecology & Energetics
ANTH 3310 (Spring 2026): focusing on modern contexts, we investigate how human cultures and wildlife populations are shaped by their interactions.
Human Evolution
Feeding Ecology & Energetics
Behavioral Ecology of Primates
ANTH 1001 (Spring 2026): an introductory survey course about biological anthropology, which asks "What does it mean to be human?"
Behavioral Ecology of Primates
Behavioral Ecology of Primates
Behavioral Ecology of Primates
ANTH 8114: we examine the ecological and phylogenetic structuring of primate sociality and life history.
Observing Behavior
Behavioral Ecology of Primates
Observing Behavior
Freshman Seminar: students learn methods to study behavior in living animals, including humans.