Human Evolutionary Biology Faculty
žžÀ²â€™s School of Biomedical Sciences has a highly-educated faculty dedicated to helping each and every student succeed.
Listed below are the members of the associated faculty. Find valuable information on each faculty member in KSU’s School of Biomedical Sciences today.
| Name | Campus | Specialty | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Michelle Bebber | mbebber@kent.edu | žžÀ² | More on Bebber |
| Lisa Cooper | lcooper@neomed.edu | NEOMED | |
| Metin I. Eren | meren@kent.edu | žžÀ² | Experimental archaeology, evolution, human-environment interactions. More on Eren |
| Rebecca German | rgerman@neomed.edu | NEOMED | Neurophysiology and biomechanics. Regulation of feeding and pathophysiology of dysphagia. |
| Tobin Hieronymus | thieronymus@neomed.edu | NEOMED | Pattern and process of skeletal evolution in vertebrates. |
| C. Owen Lovejoy | clovejoy@kent.edu | žžÀ² | Physical anthropology, biomechanics, skeletal biology, human paleontology. More on Lovejoy |
| Richard Meindl | rmeindl@kent.edu | žžÀ² | Physical anthropology, demography, quantitative methods. More on Meindl |
| Mary Ann Raghanti | mraghant@kent.edu | žžÀ² | Comparative neurobiology in evolution, cognition and primate behavior. More on Raghanti |
| Rafaela Takeshita | rtakeshi@kent.edu | žžÀ² | Primate evolution, behavioral ecology, comparative endocrinology. More on Takeshita |
| Anthony J. Tosi | atosi@kent.edu | žžÀ² | Evolutionary genetics, primate evolution, molecular forensics. More on Tosi |
| Jesse W. Young | jwyoung@neomed.edu | NEOMED | Evolutionary, comparative and developmental aspects of terrestrial locomotion. |