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Ted
Evans
Research
Coordinator
Education:
I graduated from Bucknell University (Lewisburg, PA) with
a Master of Science degree in Animal Behavior. For my thesis,
I studied numerical cognition in capuchin monkeys.
Aside
from my Masters, I have also studied nonhuman primate self-control,
sensorimotor ability,laterality, and biopsychology. I have
worked with a number of different nonhuman primates, but primarily
with capuchin monkeys and rhesus macaques. At the LRC, I intend
join Dr.s Washburn, Menzel, and Beran in studying and comparing
the cognitive abilities of the resident primate species.
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Sarah
Hunsberger
Animal
Care / Research Technician
e-mail:
lrcsah@langate.gsu.edu
Education:
Graduate of Millersville University, Pennsylvania with a Bach.
of Sci. in Elementary and Special Education. Have taken post-baccalaureate
courses in Environmental Science, Psychology, Anthropology
and Sign Language and am preparing for vet tech school.
I
am an overall caretaker for all of the animals at LRC and
assist in data collection for ongoing research.
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Judith
Sizemore
e-mail:
lrcjms@langate.gsu.edu
Judith,
an Administrative Specialist for the LRC, received a B.S.
from Nyack College and moved to Georgia in 1969. She worked
with Duane Rumbaugh at the Yerkes Primate Center from 1969
to 1971. She moved to the Psychology Department at Georgia
State University when Professor Rumbaugh became Chairman of
the department. She has worked with the administration of
research grants supporting ape research since 1970. Judith
officially retired December 31, 2000 but will continue part-time
in support of the research at the Center. Outside work activities
include teaching English as a Second Language, reading, and
volunteer activities.
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