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Doctoral Candidate
PhD Program in Anthropology The Graduate Center The New York Consortium in Evolutionary Primatology M.Phil 2016, The Graduate Center M.A. 2011, University of Missouri-Columbia B.S. 2009, University of Wisconsin-Madison |
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Darice Westphal is a doctoral candidate at The Graduate Center, CUNY in the PhD Program in Anthropology and is interested in landscape genetics and conservation in primates.
Darice is currently working on her dissertation project, which looks at the effects of anthropogenic forest loss on the genetic connectivity in two mouse lemur species.
In the course of conducting her research, Darice collaborates with many colleagues in several areas. During the summer of 2012, she worked with Dr. Marina Cords on a behavioral project. Darice also works with Dr. Ryan Raaum on genetic aspects in the Laboratory of Human and Primate Evolutionary Genetics. Currently, she is collaborating with the Behavioral Ecology and Sociology/Anthtropology Unit at the German Primate Research Center (Deutsches Primatenzentrum) on her dissertation project.
Darice is currently working on her dissertation project, which looks at the effects of anthropogenic forest loss on the genetic connectivity in two mouse lemur species.
In the course of conducting her research, Darice collaborates with many colleagues in several areas. During the summer of 2012, she worked with Dr. Marina Cords on a behavioral project. Darice also works with Dr. Ryan Raaum on genetic aspects in the Laboratory of Human and Primate Evolutionary Genetics. Currently, she is collaborating with the Behavioral Ecology and Sociology/Anthtropology Unit at the German Primate Research Center (Deutsches Primatenzentrum) on her dissertation project.
