Who We Are
Northeastern Evolutionary Primatologists
The Northeastern Evolutionary Primatology group (NEEP) is a group of people based throughout the northeastern United States whose research focuses on primate (human and nonhuman) evolution, ecology, and behavior. The primary goal of NEEP is to organize annual meetings to discuss ongoing research, and to provide students with professional networking opportunities and a supportive environment to hone their presentation skills. Meetings typically last 1-2 days, and are self-organized to keep costs low. The first and founding meeting was held in October 2014 at Rutgers University.
Congratulations
To our 2017 podium and poster award winners!
Eliot Monaco
Stony Brook University
“Sodium acquisition as the function of geophagy in Nepal gray langurs”
Thea Anderson
George Washington University
“Sexually dimorphic facial patterns in wild red bellied lemurs”
Clare Kimock
New York University
“Heritability of skeletal traits in free-ranging rhesus macaques”
Holly Fuong
Columbia University
"Related blue monkeys have similar social network positions"
Alyssa Arre
Yale University
"Developmental changes in selective attention to socioemotional stimuli in rhesus monkeys (Macaca mulatta)"
Amber Trujillo
New York University
"Craniometric variation and taxonomy in papionin monkeys: the case of Parapapio"
Meetings
2018 Meeting
Canisius College, NY
Our fourth meeting will be held September 28-29 at Canisius College in Buffalo, NY.
Be sure to check out this year's meeting website for updates!!
2017 Meeting
Yale University, CT
Our third meeting was held October 27-28 at Yale University in New Haven, CT. Our keynote speaker on Friday evening was Dr. Eva Garrett from Boston University.
Documentation
2016 Meeting
Hunter College, NYC
Our second meeting was held November 4-5 at Hunter College in New York City, NY. Our keynote speaker on Friday evening was Dr. Christopher Schmitt.
Reviews
Documentation
2014 Meeting
Rutgers University, NJ
Our inaugural meeting was held November 7-8 at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ. Our keynote speaker was Dr. Jenny Tung (Duke).
Reviews
- Evolutionary Anthropology conference review.
- Twitter Storify here for live-tweets from the conference.
Documentation
Gallery
Photos from the 2014 NEEP conference at Rutgers University
Photos from the 2016 NEEP conference at Hunter College, CUNY
Photos from the 2017 NEEP conference at Yale University
Officers
Executive Committee
Andrea Baden
President
Assistant Professor, Hunter College CUNY
The President shall coordinate the annual business meeting and the Executive Committee. He or she shall have powers and authorities usually vested in the President of a learned society and shall perform such other duties as the Executive Committee or membership may direct.
Andreas Koenig
President Elect
Professor, Stony Brook University
The President-Elect shall assist the President in the performance of the President’s duties, and, in the absence or disability of the President, shall perform the duties of the President. He shall be responsible for assisting with the coordinating of the program of the annual meeting.
Carola Borries
Treasurer
Research Associate Professor, Stony Brook University
The Treasurer shall keep financial accounts of the Association, insure that its funds are collected, and disburse funds under the direction of the Executive Committee. He or she shall provide a written report to the Association and work with the Annual Meeting Coordinator to keep the Association Membership List up-to-date.
Sue Margulis
Secretary
Associate Professor, Canisius College
The Secretary shall be responsible for the arrangement of meetings of the Executive Committee and ensure that minutes are taken during these meetings. He or she shall keep a current Association Membership List, a copy of the current Constitution and By-Laws, and a separate list of all successful amendments.
Connect With Us
ne.evol.primatol@gmail.com
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