Alice Andrews, MA, Developmental Psychology, Columbia University
Research interests: Literary Darwinism, evolutionary feminism, mental fitness indicators, neuroethology, brain laterality, endocrinology, epigenetics, human mating, social neuroscience, evolutionary psychiatry. Editor of Entelechy: Mind & Culture.
Alexander Bartholomew, PhD, Geology, University of Cincinnati
Research interests: Focus on reconstructing paleoecological associations in the Devonian of Eastern North America and interpretation of sea level fluctuations and paleobiogeographic trends through the Devonian of the world.
Facilities: Stratigraphy-Paleontology Laboratory (with equipment used in preparation/curration of paleontologic specimens).
Kerry Carso, PhD, Boston University
Victor DeMunck, PhD, Anthropology, University of California, Riverside
Glenn Geher, PhD, Founding Director, Social Psychology, University of New Hampshire
Research interests: The nature of human mating intelligence; biases in the perception of intimates; parental investment and mating strategies; evolutionary accounts of human behavior.
Facilities: Social-perception laboratory with computers and equipment designed to measure autonomic nervous system responses.
Aaron Haselton, PhD, Entomology, University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Research interests: Relationships between nutrition and neuroendocrine function and their ensuing effects on feeding behavior, reproduction, and aging in insects.
Facilities: Physiological/histological laboratory including microplate reader, incubator, activity monitors, and fluorescence immunohistochemistry facilities.
Andrew Higgins, PhD, English, University of Massachusetts
Paul Kassel, MFA, Theatre, Florida State University
Research Interests: Scholarly approaches to understanding the nature of acting, including evolutionary, psychological, and physiological factors.
Jed Mayer, PhD, Washington University
Alison Nash, PhD, Comparative and Development Psychology, SUNY Stonybrook
Reseach interests: The evolution of infant attachments, infant peer relationships, parent social networks, and gender socialization.
Facilities: Laboratory playroom equipped with two-way mirror and video equipment for observing and videotaping the social interactions of infants and toddlers.
Tom Nolen, PhD, Director, Neurobiology and Behavior, Cornell University
Research interests: Combining behavioral, anatomical, and physiological approaches to discover neural mechanisms underlying adaptive behavior. Include synaptic mechanisms of sound analysis in insects, chemical defenses in gastropod mollusks and the effect of natural defenses on potential predators, and the development of behavior and learning in the marine snail Aplysia.
Facilities: Insect laboratories that allow for study of acoustical signals emitted by insects during courtship; electrophysiological equipment to measure neural activity.
Kenneth Nystrom, PhD, Biological Anthropology, University of New Mexico
Research interests: Studying modern human diversity and the evolutionary relationship among our earliest ancestors.
Facilities: Osteology and human paleontology laboratory with skeletal and fossil cast
Jeffrey Reinking, Phd, Biochemistry, Cornell University
Hamilton Stapell, PhD, University of California, San Diego
Andrea Varga, MFA, Theater Arts Costume Design, Florida State University
