Showing posts with label Brandi Wren. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brandi Wren. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Open House for prospective grad students at Purdue University
Considering a PhD in anthropology? If you're in the Midwest consider swinging by Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana to attend the Purdue Anthropology Graduate Program Open House on November 11, 2011. Purdue is the home of some really great primatology research by Melissa Remis and her students, including Brandi Wren who as a graduate student started a fantastic primatological field school in South Africa.
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Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Primate field school in South Africa
From Brandi Wren (Purdue University) and Shawn Hurst (Indiana University):
Primates of South Africa Field School
Want to spend the month of June studying baboons, vervet monkeys, blue monkeys, bushbabies, and other wildlife in South Africa, plus get Indiana/IUPUI/Ball State/Purdue University credit? Then join the Primates of South Africa Field School!
Watch the video:
http://gallery.me.com/wrenbrandi#100310
• Learn about South African wildlife, vegetation, and ecology
• Learn how to identify animal tracks and signs
• Open to students from all universities (note from JNR: although you may not get academic credit. Check with course directors to confirm.)
• All students pay in-state tuition
• Financial aid may apply
For more information, contact shhurst@indiana.edu
Primates of South Africa Field School
Want to spend the month of June studying baboons, vervet monkeys, blue monkeys, bushbabies, and other wildlife in South Africa, plus get Indiana/IUPUI/Ball State/Purdue University credit? Then join the Primates of South Africa Field School!
Watch the video:
http://gallery.me.com/wrenbrandi#100310
• Learn about South African wildlife, vegetation, and ecology
• Learn how to identify animal tracks and signs
• Open to students from all universities (note from JNR: although you may not get academic credit. Check with course directors to confirm.)
• All students pay in-state tuition
• Financial aid may apply
For more information, contact shhurst@indiana.edu
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