Undergraduate courses:
- ANT 1: Introduction to Biological Anthropology
- ANT 5: Proseminar: The Nature of Human Origins
- ANT 54: Introduction to Primatology (most recently)
- ANT 98: Group Study in Primate Evolution
- ANT 151: Primate Evolution (most recently)
- ANT 154A: Primate Behavioral Ecology (most recently)
- ANT 154C: Field Methods in Primate Behavioral Ecology
- ANT 154CL: Laboratory in Primate Behavioral Ecology
- ANT 158: The Biological Bases of Sex Differences
- ANT 198: Group Research at CNPRC (Primate Center)
- DHC: Davis Honors Challenge Seminar: Should Great Apes be Given Human Rights?
- Hominid Evolutionary Ecology (at Rutgers)
- Field Methods in Ecology and Primate Behavioral Ecology (in Kenya)
Graduate seminars and courses:
- ANT 202: History and Development of Physical Anthropology
- ANT 250: Primate Behavioral Ecology
- ANT 254: Special Topics: Ecological Determinants of Female Social Relationships
- ANT 254: Special Topics: Ecological Bases of Primate Social Systems
- ANT 258: Reproductive Strategies of Females
- ANT 298: Group Study in Primate Behavioral Ecology
- ANT 298: Group Study in Primate Visual Systems
- ANT 298: Group Study: Eve’s Legacy