Professor Andrew Somerville joined the WLC in Fall of 2018. Who are you and what do you study? Originally from Arizona, I completed by Ph.D. in anthropology at the University of California in San Diego. After graduation, I spent one year teaching anthropology courses in the California State University system and one year living in Mexico … Continue reading Faculty Q&A with Andrew Somerville
Giselle Narváez Rivera is a master’s student in Anthropology with a focus in primatology. Her research is focused on studying crop-raiding by New World monkeys as a human-wildlife conflict in Gandoca, Costa Rica. Read about how monkey bridges circumvent dangers created by human action.
Giselle Narvaez went from Animal Ecology with an interest in primate behavior in her undergraduate years to Anthropology with an emphasis in primatology here at ISU. Here’s why.
This is the first year that our department is now home to graduate students, so we wanted to take the chance to get to know a few of them. First on the docket is Alison Lovett.