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Check it out! I can't tell you how much improv has helped me with public speaking and collaboration. Also, this is going to be a lot of fun!

Yes, and then they also write the first draft of the paper to send for peer reviewed 😉

We have a few last minute spots open-- registration is closed but you can DM me to claim a spot or show up and see if there is room! See you there! #AABA2023

#AABA2023 AABA Education committee is seeking feedback from AABA members on how best to support biological anthropologists in science education, #SciComm and #SciEngage activities. We'd be grateful for your input through a short (5min) survey. forms.gle/9JuFSKrqL63kXE…

You're not in the least bit embarrassed in May of 2023 to be writing this? A thread.

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I had to get kids boots 😆

So excited to be back in the field and working with Project SEED!

Academic friends: it’s August 1st.

Kitten for scale is brilliant!

Got to host Lucy Millington 🐒 for a guest talk at Perimeter College Georgia State University today! Really interesting research comparing traditional census methods with new technologies to understand how primates react to anthropogenic habitat changes.

The before and after pics... what a transformation!

Woah

It just keeps going🤯

We're looking for a #postdoc to join our team! This is an #NSFfunded project examining the human-macaque interface in Sulawesi, Indonesia. Come work with Dr. Erin P. Riley, Henry Scharf, and me! Deadline to apply is December 1.

This year's AABA #AABA2024 will include an art, culture and #SciComm expo! If you have photography, painting, sculpture, music, poetry, games, or formal/informal science learning activities to share please consider submitting (link below)! forms.gle/fstZzLVnPNmiHD…

Attending the AABAs in LA? Join our workshop, Improv for Anthropologists! Participants will learn applied improvisational techniques useful in teaching, outreach, and collaboration. We had a blast last year and this year will be even better! Registration is required. #AABA2024

New in Science Magazine: We content-analyzed 6 of the most widely used US textbooks and found that they depart from established scientific knowledge about sex & gender, instead portraying these categories in a manner consistent with essentialism. (OA) science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

If you ever wondered how much universities pay assistant professors, and how that compares to the local cost of living, wonder no more..

This was so much fun!