Emily Boehm

Emily Boehm is a researcher with the Jane Goodall Institute Research Center (and a Faculty Development Consultant at the University of North Carolina). She received a PhD in Evolutionary Anthropology from Duke University in 2016 and a BA in Organismic and Evolutionary Biology from Harvard University in 2009. After completing her PhD, Dr. Boehm became an instructor in Evolutionary Anthropology at Duke before beginning her current position at UNC. Dr. Boehm is committed to improving teaching practices and learning outcomes in STEM fields, and to making STEM classrooms more inclusive. Her primatological research interests include female reproductive strategies and life history in the chimpanzees of Gombe National Park, Tanzania.

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Chimpanzee Behavior and Conservation (Coursera)

May 13th 2024
Chimpanzee Behavior and Conservation (Coursera)
Course Auditing
Coursera
Duke University
Categories
Science
Health & Society
Effort
Beginner
5-12 Weeks
1-4 Hours/Week
Languages
English
English
French
Portuguese
Russian
Spanish
Chimpanzee Behavior and Conservation (Coursera)
Chimpanzees are one of our closest living relatives, yet almost nothing was known about their behavior in the wild until Jane Goodall started her groundbreaking study of the chimpanzees of Gombe, Tanzania in 1960. This study continues today, following the same chimpanzee families that Jane Goodall first encountered over [...]
Chimpanzee
Chimpazee Behavior
Animal Behaviour
Conservation
Animals
Animal Health
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May 13th 2024
Course Auditing
Coursera
Duke University
Science
Health & Society
Beginner
5-12 Weeks
1-4 Hours/Week
41.00 EUR
English
English
French
Portuguese
Russian
Spanish