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Academic History

1982 to present - Department of Biology, Washburn University

1980-1981 - Instructor, Chadron State College

Scholarly Interests/Activities

I am interested in using knowledge of animal behavior to conserve endangered species. In this context I have studied the behavior of Przewalski's horses in captivity and after reintroduction to the wild in Mongolia. On a theoretical basis I am intrigued by social behavior, especially mate choice, kin selection, and reciprocal altruism. I also have an interest in applied animal behavior.

Service Interests/Activities

Public Dog Training Classes, Lawrence Jayhawk Kennel Club

Prairieland Visiting Animals Association; Reading Education Assistance Dog

Topeka Feral Cat Friends: trap, neuter, return program for feral cats

Career Accomplishments

2000 - A. Roy Myers Excellence in Research Award

1999 to present - IUCN Equid Specialists Group

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