The Animal Studies Research Collaborative (ASRC) includes a dedicated group of professors & students at @EckerdCollege. Stay updated with our research projects!
Stay tuned as the #HorseshoeCrab Behavioral Research Team @eckerdcollege preps to launch maze trials and study spatial learning in #Limulidae. Dylan Davidoff leads Taete Bost, Helena Lewis and Cristina Lopez-Miranda in protocols. #WomenInSTEM#MarineScience
Only a couple of years old at Eckerd College, the animal studies major has quickly risen in popularity, offering an abundance of research opportunities and unique courses. https://t.co/oEKYTs7AW9
Only a couple of years old at Eckerd College, the animal studies major has quickly risen in popularity, offering an abundance of research opportunities and unique courses. https://t.co/oEKYTs7AW9
Join our interns, Katie & Hana from @AnimalStudiesRC, for a free WILDWebinar all about Amazon river dolphins, tomorrow Wednesday 8/5 from 4:30-5:30pm EST. Sign up at https://t.co/LpQUkR3xMO
Join our interns, Katie & Hana from @AnimalStudiesRC, for a free WILDWebinar all about Amazon river dolphins, tomorrow Wednesday 8/5 from 4:30-5:30pm EST. Sign up at https://t.co/LpQUkR3xMO
Our first #WILDwebinar was a SUCCESS!! We had 25 participants! Here is one of our participants, Declan, filling out his sea turtle worksheet during our interactive webinar. We will be back same time next week talking about penguins. 🐧 Link in bio to sign up!
Animal Studies students and faculty are sharing their knowledge with the public through an innovative new online learning platform, WILDWebinars. #LearningNeverStops
The ASRC is excited to launch the WILDwebinars educational program! These webinars will be led by our students, will cover a variety of animal topics, and will be offered for each age group. Sign up for our mailing list for info on dates & times https://t.co/oxRxwVo1dj
Recruiting participants for the Relationships with Pets During the Coronavirus Crisis study. This voluntary study involves an online survey about your relationships with pets during the coronavirus/COVID-19 crisis. Click here to complete the survey: https://t.co/Nf39TEl1JO
Happy International Women in Science Day! We are grateful for our special crew. 🔬🧬🧠🥽🐘🐬🐦🐶💗 #eckerdlife#womeninscienceday @ Eckerd College https://t.co/pUSdjJDB9o
Chimpanzees who show evidence of mirror self-recognition perform better on social cognition tasks than those who do not, suggesting the evolutionary origins of great apes' capacity to understand themselves is linked to the ability to understand others. https://t.co/znUzMshX9p