Katie Smith

Assistant Professor University of Southern Miss. Primatologist. Anthroplogist. Cat enthusiast.

[Katie Smith @FeedingPrimates]

@MarcKissel See this is why you are my intellectual hero...brilliant!

[Katie Smith @FeedingPrimates]

@MarcKissel Yes!!

[Katie Smith @FeedingPrimates]

@MarcKissel We are absolutely having an 80's movie night the next time we see each other

[Katie Smith @FeedingPrimates]

A new book by Robert Sapolsky!!! This just made my year. https://t.co/dFaejDELIK

[BioAnth News @BioAnthNews]

New book by Robert Sapolsky - https://t.co/NNUCjG3pd5

[Marc Kissel (marckissel.bsky.social) @MarcKissel]

Anthropologists getting their science on #marchforscience

[Katie Smith @FeedingPrimates]

@MarcKissel @bezanswer @robingnelson It was such an incredible talk

[Melanie Beasley @melmbeasley]

.@PhysAnth spread the word. The auction is on the 43rd floor. Make sure to attend, spend, and support student travel! #AAPA2017

[Katie Smith @FeedingPrimates]

Amazing work @ashley_edes ! https://t.co/0weUzmrJID

[AmSoc Primatologists @ASPvoice]

Our latest Animal Welfare Hot Topic: allostatic load! Courtesy of our 2016 Primate Welfare Award winner @ashley_edes https://t.co/MaA2HahijC

[AABA @BiologicalAnth]

#AAPA2017 Career Development Panel:
How to get funding in anthropology: A workshop on grantsmanship

Come learn... https://t.co/2SsyTZxTQQ

[Tara McLeod Williams @Tara_MW]

I'm crowdfunding my final #film! Pls have a look + RT! #BarbaryMacaques #conservation @indiegogo @SalfordScience https://t.co/t7mN3SRxiH.

[Sofía Villalpando @sofiabiologista]

Meet the carnivorous sea slug that uses its huge, gelatinous head as a fishing net to catch its prey, identified as Melibe viridis.

[Megan Petersdorf @meganpetersdorf]

I'm looking for a field assistant for my Kinda baboon research in Zambia. All expenses covered. Please RT!
https://t.co/bdpgKL18lT

[Dr. Amanda L. (Glaze) Townley @EvoPhD]

A good life is like good science. Always more to learn, room for improvement, new lenses to view the world.

[Katie Smith @FeedingPrimates]

Couldn't agree more! https://t.co/yJGKq3XHcx

[Malcolm S. Ramsay @malcolmsramsay]

Obviously the best named species is the Western lowland gorilla subspecies, known in latin as Gorilla gorilla gorilla.

#NameOff

[Katie Smith @FeedingPrimates]

Such an amazing conference with amazing people! https://t.co/d98DUsJBsl

[Marc Kissel (marckissel.bsky.social) @MarcKissel]

Great time at #seeps2017 w/ awesome peeps @HumanBioHowells @CaraOcobock @FeedingPrimates @Chris_Ly @cjobinson & @Loudonpithecus

[C Jost Robinson @cjobinson]

Never got to name a species. Thanks @SEEPSociety #seeps2017 #DreamsComeTrue

[SEEPS @SEEPSociety]

(Almost) everyone at #seeps2017 very dignified (AND showing their inner jackasses)

[Ape Action Africa @ApeActionAfrica]

The last primate.....no prizes for guessing which species: