Ensure optimal guest experience by providing conscientious service in Arizona's largest brewery. Position requires a friendly yet professional demeanor, knowledge of brewing process and industry, and the ability to effectively multitask in a fast-paced environment.

Responsible for collecting behavioral, hormonal, and DNA data on two troops of Papio anubis, the olive baboon. CABS, directed by Dr. Joan Silk, is part of a collaboration with the Uaso Ngiro Baboon Project, directed by Dr. Shirley Strum from University of California San Diego. Field assistant/camp manager duties include data collection, monitoring camp conditions and inventories, overseeing a team of 12 local employees, diffusing community conflict, maintaining good condition of research… Show more Responsible for collecting behavioral, hormonal, and DNA data on two troops of Papio anubis, the olive baboon. CABS, directed by Dr. Joan Silk, is part of a collaboration with the Uaso Ngiro Baboon Project, directed by Dr. Shirley Strum from University of California San Diego. Field assistant/camp manager duties include data collection, monitoring camp conditions and inventories, overseeing a team of 12 local employees, diffusing community conflict, maintaining good condition of research equipment, administrative duties, and miscellaneous organizational/custodial tasks, among others (principal investigator: Dr. Joan Silk) Show less

Responsible for the care of over 350 pigtailed macaques, including providing enrichment, basic health monitoring, and cage/facility sanitation. This position requires working knowledge of both institutional and federal standards of animal care, standard operating procedures, and appropriate methods of human and non-human primate interaction.

Volunteer position collecting field data on two troops of Papio anubis, the olive baboon. The Comparative Analysis of Baboon Sociality Project (CABS), directed by Dr. Joan Silk from Arizona State University, is part of a collaboration with the Uaso Ngiro Baboon Project, directed by Dr. Shirley Strum from University of California San Diego. Research assistant duties include data collection, basic manual truck maintenance, administrative duties, and miscellaneous organizational/custodial tasks… Show more Volunteer position collecting field data on two troops of Papio anubis, the olive baboon. The Comparative Analysis of Baboon Sociality Project (CABS), directed by Dr. Joan Silk from Arizona State University, is part of a collaboration with the Uaso Ngiro Baboon Project, directed by Dr. Shirley Strum from University of California San Diego. Research assistant duties include data collection, basic manual truck maintenance, administrative duties, and miscellaneous organizational/custodial tasks, among others. For eight of my 13 months in-country, I managed both CABS and UNBP. Tasks included coordinating meetings and payment to local Kenyan field assistants, monitoring camp conditions, organizing monthly meetings with all research/field assistants, keeping detailed inventories of laboratory supplies, and training new research assistants, among others (principal investigator: Dr. Joan Silk) Show less

Oversee a floor of upperclassmen on-campus residents; work with others to plan and facilitate educational and social programs with up to 125 attendees; respond to emergencies

Paid position researching individual recognition and color signalling in Chamaeleo calyptratus, the veiled chameleon, based on recorded interactions, quantification of lateral patterns, and spectrophotometry (PhD candidate mentor: Russell Ligon; faculty adviser: Dr. Kevin McGraw)

ASB 210: Anthropological Perspectives of Human SexualityASM 104: Bones, Stones, and Human EvolutionASM 543/443: Primatology

Assist with researching the origins of early primates by analyzing casts of extinct and extant mammalian dental morphology; gather evidence to analyze the hypothesis that improved methods of food-acquisition favored evolution of early primates (PhD candidate mentor: Laura Stroik; faculty adviser: Dr. Gary Schwartz)

Paid position assisting in the collection of data for the Minerva Project funded by the U.S. Department of Defense, tracking the diffusion of anti-radical Muslim literature; pursue independent research project studying the influence of Islamic education on subscription to Islamic radicalism (PhD candidate mentor: Diana Coleman; faculty adviser: Dr. Mark Woodward)

Explore the role of color signaling in chameleon behavior, assist in animal husbandry, analyze data, and aid in experiment construction (PhD candidate mentor: Russell Ligon; faculty adviser: Dr. Kevin McGraw)