sign in sign up
<<
Home , Folia Primatologica, Pygmy tarsier, Spectral tarsier, Tarsiiformes, Tarsius

Curriculum Vitae DR. SHARON L. GURSKY Department of Anthropology Tel: (979) 204-0351 Texas A&M University Fax: (979) 845-4070 College Station, TX 77843-4352 Email: [email protected]

Research Interests: Biological Anthropology. Behavior, Primate , Conservation

Academic Positions 9/2012- present Professor, Texas A&M University, Department of Anthropology 9/2006-8/2012 Associate Professor, Texas A&M University, Department of Anthropology 9/2002- 8/2006 Assistant Professor, Texas A&M University, Department of Anthropology 8/2000- 8/2002 Visiting Assistant Professor, Texas A&M University, Department of Anthropology 8/1997 – 7/2000 Assistant Professor, CUNY-Queens College, Department of Anthropology

8/1997 – 7/2000 Research Faculty, New York Consortium in Evolutionary 8/1997 – 7/2000 Faculty Member of the City University of New York (CUNY) Graduate School

Education 1991 - 1997 Doctor of Philosophy, May 1997, Anthropology, Department of Anthropological Sciences, SUNY-Stony Brook, Stony Brook, NY 11794 Dissertation Title: Modeling Maternal Time Budgets: The impact of gestation and infant transport on the behavior of female spectral . 1989 - 1991 Master of Science, Anthropology, May 1991, University of New Mexico Department of Anthropology, Albuquerque, NM 87131 1985 -1989 Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology, May 1989, Hartwick College, Department of Anthropology, Oneonta, NY 13820

Board Member 2011- 2015 National Science Foundation Scientific Panel 2009- Editorial Board for PLoS One-Public Library of Science 2009- Editorial Board for the International Journal of Primatology 2004- Scientific Advisory Board Member for Primate Conservation Inc. (granting agency)

Honors and Awards Cornerstone Fellowship 2012-2016 College of Liberal Arts Texas A&M University

Books, Edited Books, and Edited Journals (Graduate student names are underlined)

9. Gursky, S. (in progress) The . Nova Publishing 8. Gursky, S. (Illustrated by Marion Coe). (2015). Tomas the : An English Indonesian Book About Conservation. 7. Grow, N, Gursky-Doyen, S, and Krzton, A. (2013). High Altitude . Springer Publishing. Developments in Primatology Series. 6. Shekelle, M. and Gursky-Doyen, S. (2010). Building Bridges Toward A New Understanding of Tarsier Diversity. Guest Editors. International Journal of Primatology 31(6):937-1207. 5. Gursky-Doyen, S. and Supriatna J. (2010). Indonesian Primates. NY. Springer Publishing 4. Gursky, S. (2007). The . New York: Prentice Hall. 3. Gursky, S., and Nekaris A. (2007) Primate Anti-Predator Strategies. NY: Springer Publishing. 2. Wright, P., Simons, E., and Gursky, S. (2003a) Tarsiers: Past, Present and Future. NJ: Rutgers University Press. 1. Gursky, S., and Nekaris A. (2003b) Mating, Birthing and Rearing Systems of Nocturnal . Guest Editors. Folia Primatologica 74(5-6):241-375.

Peer Reviewed Journal Articles (Graduate student names are underlined)

29. Kappeler P, Fitchel C, Gursky S, Irwin M, Ichino S, Nekaris A, Radespiel U, Richard A, Wright P. (accepted) Long Term Field Studies of , and Tarsiers. Submitted to Journal of Mammalogy. 28. Gursky, S. (2015). Acoustic Characterization of Ultrasonic Vocalizations by Spectral Tarsiers. Folia Primatologica 86(3):153-163 27. Gursky-Doyen, S. (2013). Acoustic characterization of ultrasonic vocalizations in the Philippine tarsier, syrichta. Primates 54: 293-299. 26. Grow NB, Dumas J, and Gursky-Doyen S. (2013). Altitude and Forest Edges Influence the Density and Distribution of Pygmy Tarsiers (Tarsius pumilus)". American Journal of Primatology 75:464-477. 25. Ramsier MA, Cunningham AJ, Moritz GL, Finneran JJ, Williams CV, Ong PS, Gursky- Doyen SL and Dominy NJ. (2012). Primate Communication in the pure ultrasound. Biology Letters 8:508-511. 24. Gursky-Doyen, S., Salibay C, Cuevas, C. (2011). Conservation Status of the Philippine Tarsier. Folia Primatologica. 82(3):189-196. 23. Gursky-Doyen S. (2011). Infanticide By a Male Spectral tarsier. (Tarsius spectrum). Primates 52: 385- 389. 22. Shekelle M, and Gursky-Doyen S. (2010). Why Tarsiers? Why Now? An Introduction to the Special Edition on Tarsiers: Introduction to the Special Edition on tarsiers. International Journal of Primatology 31:937-940. 21. Grow NB and Gursky-Doyen S. (2010). Preliminary Data on the Behavior, Ecology and Morphology of Pygmy Tarsiers (Tarsius pumilus). International Journal of Primatology 31:1174- 1191. 20. Gursky-Doyen, S. (2010). Intraspecific Variation in the Mating System of Spectral Tarsiers. International Journal of Primatology 31:1161-1173. 19. Gursky-Doyen, S. (2010). Dispersal Patterns in Tarsius spectrum. International Journal of Primatology.31:117-131. 18. Gursky-Doyen, S. and Grow, N. (2009) Conservation in the News: Elusive Highland Rediscovered in , Indonesia. Oryx 43:173-174. 17. Gursky, S. (2006) Function of Snake Mobbing in Spectral Tarsiers. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 129:601-608. 16. Gursky, S. (2005b) Associations Between Adult Spectral Tarsier. American Journal of Physical Anthropology 128:74-83. 15. Gursky, S. (2005a). Predator Mobbing in Tarsius spectrum. International Journal of Primatology. Vol 26:207-221 14. Gursky, S. and Nekaris, A. (2003e). An Introduction to Mating, Birthing and Rearing Systems of Nocturnal Prosimians. Folia Primatologica 74(5-6): 241-245. 13. Gursky, S. (2003d). Predation experiments on infant spectral tarsiers. Folia Primatologica 74(5-6): 272-284. 12. Gursky, S. (2003c) Lunar Philia in a Nocturnal Primate. International Journal of Primatology 24(2): 351-367. 11. Gursky, S. (2002a) The Behavioral Ecology of the Spectral Tarsier, Tarsius spectrum. Evolutionary Anthropology 11: 226-234. 10. Gursky, S. (2002b). Predation on a Wild Spectral Tarsier (Tarsius spectrum) by a Snake. Folia Primatologica 73: 60-62. 9. Gursky, S. (2002c). Determinants of gregariousness in the spectral tarsier. Journal of 256: 1-10. 8. Gursky, S.L. (2000a). Sociality in the spectral tarsier. American Journal of Primatology 51: 89- 101. 7. Gursky, S.L. (2000b) Allo-care in a nocturnal primate: Data on the spectral tarsier, Tarsius spectrum. Folia Primatologica 71: 39-54 6. Gursky, S.L. (2000c) Effect of Seasonality on the Behavior of an Insectivorous Primate, Tarsius spectrum. International Journal of Primatology 21:477-495. 5. Gursky, S.L (1998a) The Conservation Status of Two Sulawesian Tarsier : Tarsius spectrum and Tarsius dianae. Primate Conservation , Volume 18:88-91. 4. Gursky, S.L. (1998b) Effect of Radio Transmitter Weight on a Small Nocturnal Primate. American Journal of Primatology 46:145-155. 3. Gursky, S.L. (1998c) Conservation Status of the Spectral Tarsier, Tarsius spectrum: Population Density adn Home Range Size. Folia Primatologica 69:191-203. 2. Gursky, S.L. (1995) Group Size and Composition in the Spectral Tarsier: Implications for social organization. Tropical Biodiversity 3(1) 57-62. 1. Gursky, S.L. (1994) Infant Care in the Spectral Tarsier, (Tarsius spectrum) Sulawesi, Indonesia. International Journal of Primatology , 15 (6):843-853.

Peer Reviewed Book Chapters (Graduate student names are underlined)

22. Shekelle M., Gursky S, Sussman RW. (forthcoming 2016) Chapter 6: Tarsiiformes. In: Sussman, RW (ed): The Natural History of Primates: A Systematic Survey of Ecology and Behavior. Westview Press. 22. Merker S, Gursky S. (2016). Tarsius dianae. In: All The World’s Primates. (Rowe N, ed.). Pogonias Press, New York 21. Gursky, S. (2016). Tarsius pelengensis. In: All The World’s Primates. (Rowe N, ed.). Pogonias Press, New York 20. Gursky S, Yustian I. (2016). Cephalopachus bancanus. In: All The World’s Primates. (Rowe N, ed.). Pogonias Press, New York 19. Gursky, S. (2016). Tarsius tarsier. In: All The World’s Primates. (Rowe N, ed.). Pogonias Press, New York. 18. Gursky, S, Grow N, Fields L. (2015) Tarsiiformes. In Fuentes et al (eds.). International Encyclopedia of Primatology. Wiley Press. 17. Grow N, Gursky-Doyen S. (2014) Tarsius pumilus. In: Primates in Peril: The world’s 25 Most Endangered Primates 2012-2014. Mittermeier R, Schwitzer C, Rylands A, Taylor L, Chiozza F, Williamson E, Wallis J (eds.). IUCN/SSC Primate Specialist Group (PSG), International Primatological Society (IPS), Conservation International (CI), and Bristol Conservation and Science Foundation, Bristol, UK. 16. Krzton A, Grow N, Gursky-Doyen S (2013). Introduction. In: High Altitude Primates. Grow N, Gursky-Doyen S, and Krzton A (eds.). Springer. New York. 15. Shekelle M, Gursky-Doyen S (2013). Chapter X: Tarsiidae. In: Handbook of the of the World (vol. 3 Primates). D. Wilson & R. Mittermeier (eds.). Lynx Editions. 14. Gursky-Doyen, S. (2013). The importance of olfaction for predator detection in spectral tarsiers. In: Leaping Ahead: Advances in Biology. Springer: New York. 13. Gursky-Doyen, S. (2010). The Tarsiidae. In Primates in Perspective (Bearder S, Campbell C, Fuentes A, MacKinnon K, and Panger M., eds.). Second Edition. Oxford University Press, Oxford 12 Grow, NB, Supriatna, J. & Gursky-Doyen S. (2010). Introduction. In S Gursky-Doyen & J Supriatna (eds.). Indonesian Primates. Pp. 1-9. New York. Springer Publishing 11. Gursky-Doyen, S. (2010). The Function of Scentmarking in Spectral Tarsiers. In S Gursky-Doyen & J Supriatna (eds.). Indonesian Primates. Pp. 359-370. New York. Springer Publishing 10. Supriatna, J. & Gursky-Doyen S. (2010). Conclusions. In S Gursky-Doyen & J Supriatna (eds.). Indonesian Primates. Pp. 397-400. New York. Springer Publishing. 9. Gursky S, Shekelle, M, and Nietsch A. (2008). The Conservation Status of Indonesia’s Tarsiers. In: Primates of the Oriental Night (Shekelle M, ed.). LIPI: Indonesia. 8. Shekelle M, Groves C, Gursky S, Neri-Arboleda I, and Nietsch A. (2008). A Method for Multivariate Analysis and Classification of Tarsier Tail Tufts. In: Primates of the Oriental Night (Shekelle M, ed.). LIPI: Indonesia. 7. Gursky, S. and Nekaris KAI (2007) Preface. In: Primate Anti-Predator Strategies. New York. Springer Publishing. Pp. vii-xiv. 6. Gursky, S. (2007) The Response of Spectral Tarsiers Toward Avian and Terrestrial Predators. In: Primate Anti-Predator Strategies. New York. Springer Publishing. Pp. 241-252. 5. Gursky, S. (2007) The Tarsiidae. In: Primates in Perspective (Bearder S, Campbell C, Fuentes A, MacKinnon K, and Panger M., eds.). Oxford University Press, Oxford. Pp.73-85. 4 Wright, P., Simons, E., and Gursky, S. (2003g) Introduction. In: (Wright, PC, Simons, EL, and Gursky, SL, editors), The Tarsiers: Past, Present and Future. NJ: Rutgers University Press, pp. 1-6. 3. Gursky, S. (2003f). Territoriality in the Spectral Tarsier, Tarsius spectrum. In: (Wright, PC, Simons, EL, and Gursky, SL, editors), The Tarsiers: Past, Present and Future. NJ: Rutgers University Press, pp. 221-236. 2. Gursky, S.L. (2000d) Cache and Carry Infant Care. In: Introduction to the Primates. Pp. 82-83. Dean Falk. W.W. Norton Press. 1. Gursky, S. L. (1999) The Tarsiidae: , Behavioral Ecology and Conservation. In The Nonhuman Primates, (P. Dolhinow and A. Fuentes, eds.), pp. 140-145. Mayfield Press.

Submitted Manuscripts 1. Gursky S. ( Submitted). Fur coloration as an adaptive trait in spectral tarsiers. Primates. 2. Gursky S, Salibay C, Grow N, Fields L. (Submitted) Effect of Typhoon Haiyan on Population Density of Philippine Tarsiers. Submitted to: Folia Primatologica

Manuscripts in Preparation 1. Conservation Status of the Spectral Tarsier 2. Anti-Predator Behavior of the Philippine Tarsier 3. Shekelle M, Gursky S (In Prep) Toward a New Understanding of Tarsier Diversity. Evolutionary Anthropology (solicited manuscript). 4. Sleeping sites in tarsiers –Adrian Barnett Book Chapter (Gursky, Grow and Fields) Cambridge University Press 5. Crepuscular Behavior in Lorises and Tarsiers – Adrian Barnett Book Chapter (Nekaris and Gursky). Cambridge University Press 6. The place of the pygmy tarsier (with Nanda Grow and Stephen Merker and Christine Driller)

Non-Peer Reviewed Book Chapters 1. Alvard, M. and Gursky S (2005). Human and Nonhuman Primates: Similarities and Differences. Quest ESL

Published Abstracts (Graduate student names are underlined) 27. Gursky S. (2016) Cultural Attitudes toward Conservation. International Journal of Primatology Abstracts, Chicago. 26. Gursky S. (2014). Coat Color as an Adaptive Trait. American Association of Physical Anthropology Abstracts, St. Louis Missouri March 25-29, 2015. 25. Gursky S. (2014). Coat Color as an Adaptive Trait. International Primatological Society Abstracts, Hanoi, Vietnam August 11-16, 2014. 24. Gursky-Doyen S. (2013). Ultrasonic Vocalizations in Spectral Tarsiers. European Federation of Primatolog. Folia Primatologica Abstracts, Antwerp, Belgium September 10-13 2013. 23. Gursky-Doyen S. (2012). Ultrasonic Vocalizations in Philippine Tarsiers. International Primatological Society Abstracts, Cancun, Mexico August 12-17 2012. 22. Grow N, and Gursky-Doyen S. (2011). Population Density and Group Composition in pygmy tarsiers. American Journal of Physical Anthropology Supplement 52: 150-151. 21. Gursky-Doyen, S. (2010). Intra-specific variation in spectral tarsiers. American Journal of Physical Anthropology Supplement 151: 119. 20. Grow, N, Gursky S, and Alvard M. (2010). Discriminant analyses of Tarsius cranial morphological variation. American Journal of Physical Anthropology Supplement 151: 118. 19. Grow, N and Gursky, S. (2009). Rediscovery of the pygmy tarsier. American Journal of Physical Anthropology Supplement 138:140. 18. Grow, N and Gursky, S. (2008). Rediscovery of the pygmy tarsier. Texas Association of Biological Anthropologists Program. November 15 2008. 17. Gursky, S.L. (2008) Using olfactory cues to discern predators. International Primatological Society Abstracts, Edinburgh, Scotland August 3-8 2008. 16. Gursky, S.L. (2006) Behavioral responses to avian and terrestrial Ppedators. International Primatological Society Abstracts, Entebbe Uganda June 2006. 15. Shekelle, M. and Gursky S. (2006) Taxonomic and behavioral diversity among tarsiers. International Primatological Society Abstracts, Entebbe Uganda June 2006. 14. Gursky, S.L. (2003) Predation experiments on an infant spectral tarsier. American Journal of Physical Anthropology Supplement 36, Volume 120:106. 13. Gursky, S.L. (2002a) Predation experiments on an infant spectral tarsier. International Primatological Society Abstracts, Beijing China August 2002. 12. Gursky, S.L. and K.A. Nekaris (2002b) Symposium: Mating, Birth and Rearing in Nocturnal Prosimian Primates. International Primatological Society Abstracts, Beijing China August 2002. 11. Gursky, S.L. (2001) The determinants of gregariousness in a nocturnal primate. American Journal of Physical Anthropology Supplement 32:74. 10. Gursky, S.L. (2000) Sociality in a nocturnal primate? American Journal of Physical Anthropology Supplement 30:169. 9. Gursky, S.L. (1999) The effect of moonlight on the behavior of wild spectral tarsiers. American Journal of Physical Anthropology Supplement 28:142. 8. Gursky, S. L. (1998a) Symposium: The Behavior, Ecology and Conservation Status of Nocturnal Primates. International Primatological Society Abstracts, Antananariva, Madagascar. IPS Abstracts 1998:167. 7. Gursky, S. L. (1998b) Effect of Seasonality on the Behavior of an Insectivorous Primate. International Primatological Society Abstracts, Antananariva, Madagascar. IPS Abstracts 1998:168. 6. Gursky, S.L. (1997) The cost of reproduction: Mobility in the spectral tarsier. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 24: 121-122. 5. Wright, P. and Gursky, S. (1996) Allocare in the New World Monkeys and Prosimians. International Primatological Society Abstracts, Madison, Wisconsin. IPS Abstracts 1996:541. 4. Gursky, S. (1996a) Infant Parking in the Spectral Tarsier. International Primatological Society Abstracts, Madison, Wisconsin. IPS Abstracts 1996:633. 3. Gursky, S.L. (1996b) Infant Parking Behavior in the Spectral Tarsiers. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 22:118. 2. Gursky, S.L. (1993) Infant Caretaking Behavior in Tarsius spectrum. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 16: 100. 1. Gursky, S.L. (1992) Behavioral Observation of Tarsius spectrum in Sulawesi, Indonesia. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Supplement 14: 85-86.

Presented Papers

Cultural Attitudes toward Conservation. International Primatological Society, Chicago August 2016. Adaptive function of coat color Presented at the American Association for Physical Anthropologists,March 2015. Adaptive Function of coat color. International Primatological Society, Hanoi, Vietnam August 2014. Ultrasonic Vocalizations in Spectral Tarsiers. European Federation of Primatolog. Folia rimatologica Abstracts, Antwerp, Belgium September 10-13 2013. Ultrasonic Vocalizations in Philippine Tarsiers. International Primatological Society Abstracts, Cancun, Mexico August 12-17 2012. Conservation Status of Spectral tarsiers. Association for Tropical Biology and Conservation (ATBC), Bali, Indonesia July 2010.Texas Association of Biological Anthropologists, November 15 2008. Presented with Nanda Grow. The Importance of Olfaction for Predator Detection. International Primatological Society, Edinburgh, Scotland August 3-8 2008. Mobbing of Avian and Terrestrial Predators by Spectral Tarsiers. International Primatological Society Abstracts, Entebbe Uganda June 2006. Predation Experiments on an Infant Spectral Tarsier. Presented at the American Association for Physical Anthropologists, April 2003. Predation Experiments on an Infant Spectral Tarsier. Presented at the International Primatological Society Beijing China, August 5, 2002. The Determinants of Gregariousness in Spectral Tarsiers. Presented at the American Association for Physical Anthropologists, March 30, 2001. The Effect of Moonlight on the Behavior of a Secondarily Nocturnal Primate. Presented at the American Association for Physical Anthropologists, April 28 1999. The Effect of Seasonality on the Foraging and Locomotor Behavior of an Insectivorous Primate. Presented at the International Primatological Society Madagascar, August 1998. The cost of reproduction: Mobility in the spectral tarsier. American Association of Physical Anthropologists, St. Louis Missouri. April 1997 Allo-caretaking in Tarsiers and New World Monkeys. Co-authored with Patricia Wright. Paper presented in a Symposium entitled, Allo-Maternal Care in Primates at the International Primatological Society / American Primatological Society Meetings held in Madison, Wisconsin, August 11-17, 1996. The Conservation Status of the Spectral Tarsier, Tarsius spectrum, in Sulawesi Indonesia. Paper presented at the Conference on Prosimian Biology and Conservation held at the Chester Zoo, England, September 1995. Infant Caretaking Behavior in the Spectral Tarsiers. American Association of Physical Anthropologists. Toronto, Canada, April 1993. Intraspecific cranial variation in the Sulawesian tarsiers: Evidence for Tarsius pelengensis. Paper presented at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, December 1992. Behavioral Observation of Tarsius spectrum in Sulawesi, Indonesia. American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Denver, Colorado, April 1992.

Presented Posters (Graduate student names are underlined) Intra-specific variation in spectral tarsiers. Presented at the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, April 2010 Discriminant analyses of Tarsius cranial morphological variation. Presented at the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, April 2010 with Nanda Grow and Michael Alvard. The rediscovery of pygmy tarsiers. Presented at the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, April 2009 with Nanda Grow.

Symposia Organized For Professional Meetings

Association of Physical Anthropology (AAPA) St. Louis, Washington March 2015, Paper Symposium Entitled, The Last Link: Tarsiers. Co-chaired with Dr. Alfred Rosenberg. Participants: Sharon Gursky, Myron Shekelle. Chris Beard, Daniel Gebo, John Fleagle, Jon Kaas, Alfred Rosenberger, Anne Burrows, Tim White.

Association of Physical Anthropology (AAPA) Albuquerque, New Mexico April 2010, Poster Symposium Entitled, Advances in Tarsier Biology. Co-chaired with Dr. Myron Shekelle. Participants: Sharon Gursky-Doyen, Myron Shekelle, Nanda Grow, Nate Dominy, Gillian Moritz, and Irene Neri- Arboleda.

International Primatological Society Edinburgh, Scotland August 2008, Symposium Entitled: Olfactory Communication in Nocturnal Primates. Participants: Kelly Ablard, Anja Deppe, Marina Scheumann, Eric Patel, Claudia Rudolf von Rohr, Marylene Boulet, Ian Colquhoun and Sharon Gursky

International Primatological Society Entebbe, Uganda June 2006, Symposium Entitled: Primates and their Predators. Participants: Anna Nekaris, Leanne Nash, Simon Bearder, Elke Zimmermann, Patricia Wright, Lisa Gould, Klaus Zuberbueler, Donna Hart, Karin Enstam, Luke Dollar and Sharon Gursky

International Primatological Society Beijing China, August 2002, Symposium Entitled: The Parental Care Patterns of Nocturnal Prosimian Primates. Co-chaired with Dr. Anna Nekaris. Participants: Anna Nekaris, Leanne Nash, Simon Bearder, Manfred Eberle, Hieke Lutermann, Liz Pimley, Sam Pullen, Michelle Becker, Natalie Vasey and Sharon Gursky

International Primatological Society Madagascar, August 1998, Symposium Entitled: +. Co-chaired with: Brigitte R. Participants: Robin Crompton, Simon Bearder, Joerg Ganzhorn, Kaberi Kar Gupta, Michelle Bayes, Jutta Schmid, Joanna Fietz, Solofo R., and Sharon Gursky

Institutional Research Grants Received While at TAMU

2015 CLA Seed Grant ethnoprimatology $15,000 2015 PESCA- Ethnoprimatology $10,000 2014 Develop Anthropology 225 into Online Course $71,700 2012 TAMU-CLA Seed Grant $15,000 to Study Ultrasonic Vocalizations 2012 Anthropology Department Travel Funds $950 to Travel to IPS

2010 TAMU-Scholarly and Creative Grant $10,000 2009 TAMU-IRTAG Spring 2009 $1250 2009 TAMU-Scholarly and Creative Grant $10,000 2009 TAMU-Faculty Development to Soltis Center Costa Rica $4400 2007 TAMU – IRTAG Fall 2007 $1800 2006 TAMU- IRTAG Fall 2006 $2000 2005 TAMU- CLA-International Meeting Grant $1000 2005 TAMU- International Curriculum Development Grant $ 700 Anthropology 489- The Great 2005 TAMU-VPR- Proposal Planning Grant $14,975 Dispersal in the Spectral Tarsier 2005 TAMU- CLA-IRTAG $1,500 Dispersal in the Spectral Tarsier 2003 College of Liberal Arts Research Enhancement Grant $5,000 Predator Mobbing in Spectral Tarsiers 2002 College of Liberal Arts, College Level Support for International Research $1000 The Determinants of Sociality in the Spectral Tarsier, May 2003. 2002 College of Liberal Arts, College Level Support for International Conferences $600 International Primatological Society Meetings in Beijing August 2002

2002 Texas A&M University Spring 2002 –IRTAG $1,520 Population Density of the Slow in Java Indonesia

Institutional Research Grants Received Before TAMU: 1998 City University of New York- Professional Staff Congress (PSC CUNY) Research Awards $7,420 Gregariousness in a Nocturnal Primate

Research Grants Received While at TAMU: 2016 Primate Conservation Inc. Parental Care in Titi Monkeys in Peru (with Shannon Hodges) $2800 2016 Primate Conservation Inc. Duc Langur Locomotion in San Tra Nature Reserve Vietnam (w/ Katie Bailey) $2800

2015 Sigma Xi Grant in Aid of research (with Shannon Hodges) to study titi monkeys in Peru $1100 2015 The Explorers Club (with Shannon Hodges) to study titi monkeys in Peru $1200 2015 Conservation International PAF Cultural Attitudes Toward Conservation $4000 2015 Mohammed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund (with Shannon Hodges) to study titi monkeys in Peru $5000

2014 Primate Conservation Inc. Effects of Typhoon Haiyan $3300

2013 Primate Action Fund (with Nanda Grow) studying Genetics of Pygmy Tarsiers $2500 2013 Columbus Zoo (with Katie Bailey) to study Langurs in Vietnam $5000 2013 Mohammed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund (with Katie Bailey) to study langurs in Vietnam $5000 2013 Conservation International Primate Action Fund ($3000 with Katie Bailey) to study langurs in Vietnam 2013 Primate Conservation Inc. ($2650 with Katie Bailey) to study langurs in Vietnam 2013 Conservation International Primate Action Fund $5000 (with Ali Krzton) to study snub nosed monkeys in China 2013 Conservation International Primate Action Fund $4900 to study USV in spectral tarsiers

2012 Mohammed bin Zayed Species Conservation Fund $10,000 2012 La Vallee des Singes Conservation Grant to study Philippine tarsiers $3500

2011 Conservation International Primate Action Fund to study Philippine tarsiers $2500 2011 Conservation International Primate Action Fund (w/Nichole Roatch) to study Peruvian spider monkeys $2000 2011 Primate Conservation Inc grant to study Philippine tarsiers $3850 2011 Primate Conservation Inc. grant (w/Nanda Grow) to study pygmy tarsiers $1000 2011 Primate Conservation Inc. grant (w/Ali Kryzton) to study Rhinopithecus $3450

2010 National Science Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant (w/ Nanda Grow) to study pygmy tarsiers $19,888 2010 Fulbright to Study Tarsius syrichta in the Philippines $14,400 2010 Conservation International Primate Action Fund (w/Ali Kryzton) to study pygmy Rhinopithecus $3000 2010 National Geographic Society $13000 Population Density of Pygmy Tarsiers 2010 Conservation International Primate Action Fund (w/Nanda Grow) to study pygmy tarsiers $3500

2008 Search for the Elusive Pygmy Tarsier Conservation International Primate Action Fund $5000 2008 Search for the Elusive Pygmy Tarsier National Geographic Society $25000 2008 Primate Conservation Inc. (w/Nanda Grow) to study pygmy tarsiers $3007

2007 Population Density of Sumatran and Bornean Tarsiers Primate Conservation Inc. $1990 (w/ Christina Szado) 2007 Search for the Elusive Pygmy Tarsier Primate Conservation Inc. $1995 (w/ Nanda Gro19w)

2006 Margot Marsh Biodiversity Fund $5,000

2005 Primate Conservation Inc. $3,500 Dispersal Patterns in the Spectral Tarsier #526

2003-2004 Fulbright Foundation Scholar Grant $38,850 Predator Mobbing in the Spectral Tarsier 2003 Columbus Zoo $900 Population Density of the Slow Loris in Java Indonesia

2002 Wenner Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research $19,442 The Determinants of Sociality in Nocturnal Primates in Kibale NP, Uganda. 2002 Primate Conservation Inc. $3,250 Population Density of the Slow Loris in Java Indonesia.

Research Grants Received Before TAMU: 1999 National Science Foundation Senior Investigator Grant SBR-9817705 $15,000 Gregariousness in a Nocturnal Primate 1999 L.S.B. Leakey Foundation $5,500 Gregariousness in a Nocturnal Primate 1999 Primate Conservation Inc. $2,500 Effect of Habitat Degredgation on the spectral tarsier

1997 Primate Conservation Incorporated Grant $2,800 The Population Density of Dian’s Tarsier, Tarsius dianae

1996 National Science Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant $11,000 SBR-9507703 w/ Dr. Patricia Wright The Parental Care Patterns of the Spectral Tarsier

1995 Primate Conservation Incorporated Grant $3,000 The Parental Care Patterns of the Spectral Tarsier

1994 Wenner Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research $10,000 The Parental Care Patterns of the Spectral Tarsier 1994 Douroucouli Foundation Grant $5,000 The Parental Care Patterns of the Spectral Tarsier 1994 L.S.B. Leakey Foundation Grant $4,000 The Parental Care Patterns of the Spectral Tarsier 1994 Primate Conservation Incorporated Grant $5,000 The Parental Care Patterns of the Spectral Tarsier

1993 Chicago Zoological Society Grant $3,000 The Parental Care Patterns of the Spectral Tarsier 1993 Sigma Xi-in-Aid $1,250 The Parental Care Patterns of the Spectral Tarsier

1992 Douroucouli Foundation Grant $4,000 Preliminary Population Survey of the Spectral Tarsier 1992 Chicago Zoological Society Grant $4,000 Preliminary Population Survey of the Spectral Tarsier 1992 Explorer's Club Grant $1,000 Preliminary Population Survey of the Spectral Tarsier 1992 Sigma Xi-in-Aid $1,000 Preliminary Population Survey of the Spectral Tarsier

National Exposure Science Now 2012, BBC Interview, etc. following publication of Biology Letters paper on ultrasound communication in Philippine tarsiers Natural History Magazine October 2010 pp 20-26. Natural History Magazine June 2006 pp 16 (Plus tons of videos, magazines, webpages, newscasts in response to re-discovery of pygmy tarsiers)

Workshops Indonesian Prosimian Workshop: Taxonomy, Husbandry, & Conservation Museum Zoologicum Bogoriense & Pusat Primata Schmutzer, Jakarta Indonesia Date: February 15-24, 2003; Organizers: Myron Shekelle, Helena Fitch-Snyder, Helga Schultze

Reviewer for Grants

2016 Fulbright Specialist Peer Review, American Philosophical Society-Lewis and Clark Fund, Fulbright Peer Review Anthropology, Primate Conservation Inc., National Geographic Society; National Science Foundation 2015 National Science Foundation, American Philosophical Society-Lewis and Clark Fund, Fulbright Peer Review Anthropology, Primate Conservation Inc., National Geographic Society 2014 National Geographic Society, American Philosophical Society-Lewis and Clark Fund, National Science Foundation, Fulbright Peer Review Anthropology 2013 Fulbright Peer Review Anthropology, National Science Foundation, LSB Leakey Foundation, Primate Conservation Inc., American Philosophical Society-Lewis and Clark Fund, National Geographic Society 2012 Primate Conservation Inc., Fulbright Peer Review Anthropology; National Science Foundation; American Philosophical Society-Lewis and Clark Fund 2011 Primate Conservation Inc; National Geographic Society, LSB Leakey Foundation, National Science Foundation 2010 Primate Conservation Inc., National Science Foundation; LSB Leakey Foundation; National Geographic Society 2009 Primate Conservation Inc; National Science Foundation 2008 National Science Foundation; Primate Conservation Inc.; National Geographic Society 2007 Primate Conservation Inc. 2006 Primate Conservation Inc., LSB Leakey Foundation 2005 LSB Leakey Foundation 2004 Primate Conservation Incorporated 2003 National Geographic Society 2000 National Science Foundation

Journal Reviews 2017 Folia Primatologica 2016 American Journal of Physical Anthropology, American Journal of Primatology, Folia Primatologica, Primates, Mammalia, International Journal of Primatology, PLoS ONE 2015 American Journal of Physical Anthropology, American Journal of Primatology, Folia Primatologica, Primates, Mammalia, International Journal of Primatology, PLoS ONE 2014 Journal of Theoretical Biology, Contributions of Zoology, American Anthropologist 2013 Journal of Integrative Zoology, American Journal of Primatology, Folia Primatologica, Primates, Mammalia, International Journal of Primatology, PLoS ONE 2012 International Journal of Primatology, Folia Primatologica, American Journal Physical Anthropology, Primates, American Journal of Primatology, International Journal of Primatology 2011 American Journal of Primatology, International Journal of Primatology, PLoS One, Current Zoology 2010 American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Acta Ethologica, Current Zoology 2009 International Journal of Primatolog, Book Chapter for edited volume entitled The Evolution of Primate Societies, Folia Primatologica, American Journal of Physical Anthropology, American Journal of Primatology 2008 Springer Book Chapter for edited volume entitled The Evolution of Exudativory in Primates; Springer Book Chapter for edited volume entitled Leaping Ahead; International Journal of Primatology, American Journal of Primatology, Journal of Ethology 2007 Journal of Ethology, Biotropica, Cognition, American Journal of Primatology 2006 Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, American Journal of Primatology 2005 Behavioral Ecology and Sociobiology, American Journal of Primatology 2004 Ethology, American Journal of Primatology 2003 Mammalia, Journal of Zoology 2002 Folia Primatologica,American Journal of Physical Anthropology, International Journal of Primatology, American Journal of Primatology 2001 International Journal of Primatology 2000 American Journal of Physical Anthropology 2000 Folia Primatologica 1997 Yearbook of Physical Anthropology

Additional Service 2017 Promotion Review for Southern New Hampshire University 2013 Promotion Reviews for Portland State University and for Southern New Hampshire University 2012 Midtenure Review for WFSC 2012 Abstract Reviewer for IPS Meetings in Cancun 2011 External Tenure and Promotion Reviewer for Virginia Polytechnic University, Department of Wildlife and Fisheries 2001 Thesis Review for University Adelaide MSC thesis

Invited Speaker

NSF Saturday Morning Biophysics Outreach program. Texas A&M University. (Invited by Dr. Andrea Trache). Primatology and New Tarsier Discoveries. September 15, 2012

Bohol Island State University, Bohol, Philippines, Colloquia Talk Entitled, "Behavior, Ecology and Conservation Status of the Philippine Tarsier. July 5, 2010

Visayas State University, Leyte, Philippines, Colloquia Talk Entitled, "Behavior, Ecology and Conservation Status of the Philippine Tarsier. October 7, 2010

De La Salle University, College of Science and Mathematics. Manila, Philippines. Colloquia Talk Entitled, "Behavior, Ecology and Conservation Status of the Philippine Tarsier. October 16, 2010

Philippine American Education Foundation, Manila, Philippines. Colloquia Talk Entitled, "Behavior, Ecology and Conservation Status of the Philippine Tarsier. October 18, 2010

Sam Houston State University, Biology Department, Colloquia Talk Entitled, Predator Mobbing in the Spectral Tarsier, Jan 18, 2007

Arizona State University, Anthropology Department, Colloquia Talk Entitled, Predator Mobbing in the Spectral Tarsier” October 14, 2005

Texas A&M University Anthropology Department, Brown Bag Talk Entitled, “Predator Mobbing in the Spectral Tarsier”, September 13, 2004.

Museum Zoologicum Bogoriense & Pusat Primata Schmutzer, Jakarta Indonesia. Talk Entitled, “Conservation Status of Indonesian Prosimian Primates”. February 24, 2003.

Museum Zoologicum Bogoriense & Pusat Primata Schmutzer, Jakarta Indonesi. Talk Entitled, “Lunar Philia in a Nocturnal Primate”. February 17, 2003.

Texas A&M University Anthropology Department, Job Talk Entitled, “Sociality in the Spectral Tarsier”, April 15, 2002.

University of Zurich, Institute of Anthropology, Talk Entitled “Sociality in the Spectral Tarsier”, December 4, 2000.

Texas A&M University Anthropology Society, Talk Entitled, “ Studying Primate Behavior”, November 7, 2000

Texas A&M University Group, Talk Entitled, “ Sociality in a Nocturnal Primate”, November 1, 2000

City University of New York Graduate Center, Department of Anthropology. Talk entitled, Sociality in a Nocturnal Primate, April 23, 1999.

State University of New York at Geneseo, Department of Anthropology. Dr. Robert Anemone’s course Primate Behavior. Job talk entitled, Conducting Fieldwork, March 13, 1997.

City University of New York at Queens College, Department of Anthropology. Job talk entitled, Modeling Maternal Time Budgets: data from the spectral tarsier, March 6, 1997.

State University of New York at Buffalo, Graduate Program in Evolutionary Biology and Ecology Distinguished Speaker Series, April 30, 1996. Talk entitled, Modeling Maternal Time Budgets: data from the spectral tarsier.

State University of New York at Buffalo, Department of Anthropology, Course entitled, “Parental Investment” February 6, 1996. Talk entitled, “Parental investment in the spectral tarsier.”

Service at Texas A&M University

2016 3MT Judge 2016 Director of Graduate Studies 2016 EEB Graduate Recruiting and Admissions Committee

2015 Associate Director of Graduate Studies 2015 Chair Tenure and Promotion Committee 2015 EEB Graduate Recruiting and Admissions Committee

2014 Chair Tenure and Promotion Committee 2014 Cornerstone Nomination for de Ruiter

2013 Chair Tenure and Promotion Committee 2013 Spring Faculty Advisor for Zeta Beta Sigma 2013 Teaching Letter Summary for Jeff Winking T&P 2013 PESCA 2014 Review Panel

2012 Research Review Summary for DeRuiter Promotion 2012 PESCA 2013 Review Panel 2012 Faculty Advisor for Zeta Sigma Beta (Sorority) 2012 Acting Director of Graduate Studies 2012 Graduate Student Research Award Judge 2012 Fulbright Scholar Panel February 23 2012 Faculty Reader for Scholarships and Financial Aid 2012 Study Abroad Reading Committee 2012 Biological Anthropology Program Representative for the Executive Committee 2012 Annual Review Letter for Jeffrey Winking

2011 Study Abroad Reading Committee 2011 University Work Life Committee 2011 Faculty Advisor for Zeta Sigma Beta (Sorority) 2011 Reviewer for OGS Graduate Students Distinguished Achievement Awards 2011 Ecology, Evolution and Behavior (EEB) Student Travel Committee 2011 Biological Anthropology Program Representative for the Executive Committee

2010 Biological Anthropology Program Representative for the Executive Committee 2010 University Work Life Committee 2010 Soltis Center (Costa Rica) Faculty Development Committee 2010 Annual Review Letter for Sheela Athreya

2009 Soltis Center (Costa Rica) Faculty Development Committee

2008 Annual Review Letter for Darryl de Ruiter 2008 Anthropology Faculty Panel “Preparing Conference Presentations”

2007 Chair, Mid-tenure Review for Sheela Athreya 2007 IRTAG Proposal Reviewer 2006-2007 University Family Friendly Policies Committee 2006 Proposal to Convert Darkroom into Seminar Room $31,900 2005-2007 Anthropology Department Brown Bag Speaker Coordinator 2004-2006 CLLA Committee on International Programs 2005-2006 Biological Anthropology Program Representative for the Executive Committee 2004-2005 Biological Anthropology Program Representative for the Curriculum Committee 2002-2003 Search Committee for a Biological Anthropologist 2003 Proposal to Computerize Physical Laboratory $58,249.60 2003 Graduation Marshall

Service at CUNY-Queens College 1999-2000 Search Committee for a Biological Anthropologist 1998-2000 PSC-CUNY Faculty Awards Committee 1998-2000 Academic Senate Representative for Anthropology 1997-1999 Undergraduate Anthropology Club Faculty Advisor

Graduate Advisor at Texas A&M University Angela Achorn 2016 to present Cody Moser 2016 to present Shannon Hodges 2013 to present Kathryn Bailey 2012 to present Lori Fields 2012 to present

Alicia Krzton 2008 to 2016 Nanda Grow 2006 to 2013 Utah State Nichole Roatch 2010 to 2012 Joshua Sodowsky 2011 to 2013 Danielle Adan 2010 Melissa Butterbaugh 2009 Carla Escabi Ruiz 2007-2008 Christina Szado 2006-2007

Dissertation Chair Angela Achorn 2016 to present Cody Moser 2016 to present Shannon Hodges 2013 to present Lori Fields 2012 to present Kathryn Bailey 2012 to present Alicia Krzton 2008 to 2016 Nanda Grow Awarded August 2013

Dissertation Committee Member Allen Gillespie (ANTH) Heidi Pearson (WFSC) Awarded 2008 Grace Smarsh (BIOL) Timothy Campbell (ANTH)

Thesis Chair Nanda Grow Awarded May 2011 Alicia Krzton Awarded May 2011 Nichole Roatch Awarded May 2012 Katie Bailey Awarded May 2014 Shannon Hodges Awarded Dec 2016

Thesis Committee Member Hollie Calahan (WFSC) Awarded 2009 Deborah Shelton (WFSC) Awarded Fall 2006 Helen Boostrom (WFSC) Awarded Fall 2013

Graduate Courses Taught at Texas A&M University Proseminar, Graduate Seminar, Anthropology 681 Prosimian Primates, Graduate Seminar, Anthropology 689 The Great Apes, Graduate Seminar, Anthropology 631 Biological Anthropology, Graduate Seminar, Anthropology 601

Undergraduate Courses Taught at Texas A&M University Introduction to Anthropology, Anthropology 201 Peoples and Cultures of the World, Anthropology 205 Introduction to Physical Anthropology, Anthropology 225 Fossil Evidence of Human Evolution, Anthropology 312 Introduction to Primates, Anthropology 405 Directed Study, Anthropology 485 Primate Conservation, Anthropology 489

Courses Taught at CUNY-Queens College Introduction to Physical Anthropology, Anthropology 202 Essentials of Biological Anthropology, Anthropology 260 Introduction to Primates, Anthropology 262

Courses Taught in Last Three Years Spring 2017 Introduction to Biological Anthropology (50 students) Research Hours (691) Lori Fields (9 hours) Directed Study (685) Shannon Hodges and Katie Bailey (2 hours)

Fall 2016 Introduction to Anthropology (118 students) Research Hours (691) Lori Fields (9 hours) Directed Study (685) Shannon Hodges and Katie Bailey (2 hours)

Spring 2016 Introduction to Biological Anthropology (50 students) Biological Anthropology Lab (18 students) Research Hours (691) Lori Fields (9 hours) Directed Study (685) Shannon Hodges and Katie Bailey (2 hours)

Fall 2015 Spring 2015 Fall 2014

Spring 2014 Course Buyout for Online Course Introduction to Biological Anthropology Anth 225 (60 students) Research Hours (691) Ali Krzton (1 hour) Directed Study (685) Lori Fields (6 hours)

Fall 2013 Introduction to Anthropology (100 students) Introduction to Anthropology (50 students) Research Hours (Anth 691) Lori Fields 6hrs Research Hours (Anth 691) Katie Bailey 3 hrs Research Hours (Anth 691) Ali Krzton 1 hr

Summer 2013 Research Hours (Anth 691) Lori Fields 3 hrs Research Hours (Anth 691) Nanda Grow 1 hr Research Hours (Anth 691) Katie Bailey 1 hr

Spring 2013 Faculty Development Leave Directed Study (Anth 685) Research Hours (Anth 691)

Fall 2012 Introduction to Anthropology (Anth 201) Biological Anthropology (Anth 601) Directed Study (Anth 685) Research Hours (Anth 691)

Spring 2012 Introduction to Anthropology (Anth 201) 104 students Introduction to Anthropology (Anth 201) 96 students Directed Study (Anth 685) 1 student (3 hours) Nichole Roatch Research Hours (Anth 691) 1 student (6 hours) Nanda Grow

Fall 2011 Introduction to Anthropology (Anth 201) 102 students Introduction to Primates (Anth 405) 18 students Directed Study (Anth 685) 1 student (3 hours) Research Hours (Anth 691) 1 student (9 hours)

Spring 2011 Introduction to Biological Anthropology (Anth 225) 72 students (4 credit hours) Introduction to Anthropology (Anth 201) 98 students Directed Study: Primate Field Methods (Anth 685) 2 students (4 hours)

Fall 2010 Alternative Work Location Due to Fulbright Fellowship to Philippines Research Hours (Anth 691) 1 student (4 hours)

Summer 2010 Peoples and Cultures of the World (Anth 205) 92 students Research Hours (Anth 691) 2 students (9 hours)

Spring 2010 Introduction to Anthropology (Anth 201) 174 students Primate Behavioral Ecology: The Great Apes (Anth 631) 5 students Directed Study: Primate Field Methods (Anth 685) 1 student (2 hours)

Fall 2009 Introduction to Biological Anthropology (Anth 225) 57 students (4 credit hours) Biological Anthropology (Anth 601) 14 students Directed Study: Law & Anthropology (Anth 485) 2 students Directed Study: Primate Field Methods (Anth 685) 1 student (3 hours)

Summer 2009 Directed Study: Primate Field Methods (Anth 685) 1 student (6 hours)

Spring 2009 Introduction to Biological Anthropology (Anth 225) 72 students (4 credit hours) Special Topics in Biological Anthropology: Primate Conservation (Anth 489) 7 students Directed Study: Primate Field Methods (Anth 685) 1 student (2 hours)