List of Graduate Professors in Comparative Psychology or related fields.xlsx

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1	University	Discipline (Bio/Zoo/Psychology/Etc)	MA-MS/PhD	Professors	Topics
2	Antioch University	Conservation Psychology Institute	PhD	Joy Ackerman	Environmental Studies leader of certificate program
3	City University of New York	Animal Behavior and Comparative Psychology	PhD	Sheila Chase	Comparative Cognition; Animal Behavior and Conservation, Memory and Decision Processing - Pigeon
4	City University of New York	Animal Behavior and Comparative Psychology	PhD	Diana Reiss	Comparative cognition, animal behavior and communication, marine mammal cognition
5	City University of New York	Animal Behavior and Comparative Psychology	PhD	David Lahti	Cultural evolution in birds; Development and evolution of song in swamp sparrows
6	Cornell University	Psychology - Behavioral and Evolutionary Neuroscience	PhD	Timothy J. DeVoogd	How birds encode learned behaviors like song or memory for food locations - brain area interactions
7	Emory	Neuroscience and Animal Behavior in Psychology	PhD	Frans B. M. De Waal	Social behavior and social cognition - primates
8	Emory	Neuroscience and Animal Behavior in Psychology	PhD	Harold Gouzoules	Communication - primates
9	Indiana University Bloomington	Animal Behavior Lab		Jefferey Alberts	Ontogeny of species-typical behavior, Maturation of sensory and physiological processes, Development of learning and memory
10	Indiana University.	Psychology and Brain Science - Animal Behavior Farm	PhD	Meredith West	Social behavior in cowbirds and quail
11	Memorial University of Newfoundland	Psychology	PhD	Dave Wilson	Anthropogenic disturbance on animal communication, information content of animal signals - birds and frogs
12	Middlebury College	Conservation Psychology Lab	PhD	Michelle Mccauley	Attitudes and children developmental Psychology
13	Oakland University	Psychology	PhD	Jennifer Vonk	Cognition with development and social - compare with humans
14	University of St Andrews - Scotland	School of Psychology and Neuroscience	PhD	Josep Call	Evolution of cognition and tool use - primates
15	University of St Andrews - Scotland	School of Psychology and Neuroscience	PhD	Cat Hobaiter	Evolution of communication and social behavior - chimps in field
16	University Georgia	Primate Cognition and Behavior Lab in Psychology	PhD	Allison Howard	How animals conceptualize space, remember and return to locations
17	University Georgia	Primate Cognition and Behavior Lab in Psychology	PhD	Dorothy Fragaszy	Flexible instrumental behavior (problem-solving), manipulation, foraging and feeding - primates
18	University of Michigan	Biopsychology in Psychology	PhD	Thore Bergman	Primate focus, social behavior and social cognition from an evolutionary perspective, dominance and family relationships structure primate social groups
19	University of California San Marcos	Psychology	PhD	Nancy Caine	Marmot behavior
20	University of Kentucky	Psychology	PhD	Thomas R. Zentall	Comparative Psychology in Doves
21	University of Lethbridge	Psychology	PhD	Jean-Baptiste Leca	Primate ethology (capuchin monkeys, macaques), animal culture, behavioral tradition, social learning, innovation, object play, tool-use, token exchange, sexual behavior, non-adaptive behavior, personality
22	University of Lethbridge, Canada	Psychology	PhD	David Logue	Adelaide’s Warblers evolution of interactive communication - opportunity to study other topics
23	University of Massachusetts	Psychology and Brain Sciences - Animal Behavior	PhD	Elizabeth M. Jakob	Animal behavior, especially perception, learning, and social behavior - spiders
24	University of Michigan	Psychology and Anthropology - Biopsychology	PhD	Jacinta C. Beehner	Female counter strategies to male coercive reproductive tactics, such as infanticide - baboon, geladas in field
25	University of South Australia	School of Psychology, Social Work and Social Policy	PhD	Carla Litchfield	Conservation Psychology and Applied Animal Behavior Research Group
26	University of Tennessee	Psychology	PhD	Preston Foerder	Comparative cognition - works with whatever he has access to - African elephant
27	University of Tennessee, Knoxville	The Comparative Communication Lab in Psychology	PhD	Todd M. Freeberg	Roles of social groups on vocal signaling in Chickadees and Titmice, taking developmental, mechanistic, and functional approaches
28	University of Washington	Animal Behavior in Psychology	PhD
29	Kansas State Univeristy	Animal behavior Neuroscience	PhD	Dr. Mary Cain	Drug abuse: rats: nuronal structures of drug abuse
30	Kansas State University	Animal behavior Neuroscience	PhD	Dr. Kimberly Kirkpatrick	neurobiological mechanisms regarding impulsive drug choices: pigeons rats and people
31	Kansas State University	Animal Behavior Neuroscience	PhD	Dr. Charles Pickens
32	Minnesota State University mankato	Experimental Psychology	Certificate
33	University of Arkansas	Experimental Psychology	PhD	Kate Chapmann	No Lab
34	Arkansas State University			Dr. Kris Biondolillo	No Lab
35	McNeese State University	Experimental Psychology	MS	Cam L. Melville	Research lab based on principles of behavior; not humans specifically
36	Universty of Wisconsin			Christopher Coe	Harlow Center for Biological Psychology
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38	Non Psychology programs
39	Arizona State University	Animal Behavior	PhD	Leah Gerber	Sustainable resource use and protection of marine biodiversity - policy based
40	Binghamton University	Biology	PhD	Anne B. Clark	Parent-offspring relations; ecology and life history of cooperative behaviors, virus transmission – American Crows
41	Boston University	Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior	PhD	Christopher Schmitt	Primates - genes and dental patterns
42	Bucknell University	Animal Behavior	PhD	Regina Paxton Gazes	Cognitive abilities in primates - how socially housed primates learn, remember, and organize information.
43	Bucknell University	Biology and Animal Behavior	PhD	Deeann Reeder	South Sudan: biodiversity surveys, studies of disease ecology, and participate in conservation efforts - bats
44	Clark University	Biology	PhD	Susan Foster	Phenotypic plasticity in sticklebacks
45	Columbia University	Anthropology Department of Ecology, Evolution, and Environmental Biology	PhD	Marina Cords	Social behavior - primates, Kenya Kakamega Monkey Project
46	George Mason University	Environmental Science and Policy	PhD	Chris Parsons	Marine Mammals and Conservation - Society for Conservation Biology
47	Humboldt State University	Wildlife - Natural Resources	PhD	Barbara Cluc	Conservation Biology, Urban Ecology and Animal Behavior
48	Hunter College	Animal Behavior	PhD	Ofer Tchernichovski	Mechanisms of vocal learning - Zebra Finch
49	Hunter College	Animal Behavior	PhD	Mark E. Hauber	Evolutionary hypotheses and ecological contexts of animal behavior. How animals tell apart their friends from their enemies. Focused on brood parasitic birds
50	Hunter College	Animal Behavior and Conservation	PhD	Joshua Plotnik	Convergent cognition evolution, comparative cognition, elephant behavior and cognition, animal behavior and cognition research - conservation in practice
51	Indiana University	Evolution Ecology and Behavior	PhD	Kim Rosvall	Comp phenotypes in females, neuroendocrine mechanisms in swallows
52	Indiana University	Evolution Ecology and Behavior	PhD	Ellen Ketterson	Hormone effects on dark eyed junco behavior
53	Indiana University	School of Public and Environmental Affairs	PhD	Vicky Meretsky	Conservation planning on pub lands, impacts of state and federal planting policies on managed relocation under climate change
54	Long Island University Post	Biology	PhD	Jennifer L. Snekser	Ethology, ecology, and evolution in fish species
55	Massey University	Institute of Natural and Mathematical Sciences	PhD	Karen Stockin	Conservation and animal welfare with whale strandings
56	Michigan State University	Ecology, Evolutionary Biology, and Behavior Program	PhD	Robert Montgomery	Characterizing individual variation in resource selection of elk in Missouri - effects of climate change
57	Oregon State University	Wildlife Conservation in Fisheries Department	PhD	Leigh Torres	Marine Mammal Institute - spatio-temporal habitat use, distribution and behavior patterns of a species in relation to Environmental variability, anthropogenic threats University of California as fisheries, vessel traffic, climate change, and habitat alterations
58	Oregon State University	Wildlife Conservation in Fisheries Department	PhD	Ari S. Friedlaender	Marine Mammal Institute » Bio-Telemetry and Behavioral Ecology Laboratory - has studies the anthropocentric sound disturbances on whales
59	Purdue	Evolutionary Ecology; Behavioral Ecology	PhD	Jeffery LC	Avian communication
60	Saint Josephs University	Environmental Science	Und.	Scott McRobert	Biodiversity Laboratory:
61	Texas A&M	Wildlife Science	PhD	Bart M. Ballard	Waterfowl and Wetland Birds Research Program
62	The Rockefeller University	Biological Science	PhD	Nottebohm, Fernando	Evolution and Genetics
63	The University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	Department of Animal Biology (School of Integrative Biology)	PhD	Alison M Bell	Why individual animals behave differently from each other. - sticklebacks
64	The University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	Department of Animal Biology (School of Integrative Biology)	PhD	Brawn	Conservation biology
65	Tulane University	Ecology and Evolution Biology	PhD	Donata Henry	Ornithology and ecology
66	Tulane University	Ecology and Evolution Biology	PhD	Jordan Karubian	Conservation planning - Malurus Fairy-wrens
67	Tulane University	Ecology and Evolution Biology	PhD	Thomas Sherry	Controls or limits populations, including food resources, competition, predators, dispersal barriers - in human influences on habitats and landscapes Caribbean, especially Jamaica, and Central America
68	University of Alberta	Psychology		Chris Sturdy	avian acoustics
69	University of British Columbia	Land and Food Systems	PhD	David Fraser	Animal welfare and wildlife-human interactions
70	University of California Berkeley	Environmental Science, Policy and Management	PhD	Arthur Middleton	Effects of Environmental change on behavioral, population, and community ecology of large mammals
71	University of California Davis	Animal Behavior	PhD	Gail Patricelli	Effects of noise pollution on acoustic communication and breeding behaviors of sage-grouse
72	University of California Davis	Ecology	PhD	Douglas Kelt	Salt marsh mouse monitoring
73	University of California Davis	Environmental Science & Policy (College of Biological Sciences)	PhD	Anew Sih	Ecology and evolution of behavior, evolution of behavior associated with ecological invasions, and social network analyses in an behavior
74	University of California Davis	Wildlife, Fish, and Conservation Biology	PhD	Tim Caro	External coloration, on strategies to cons habitats and species in Tanzania
75	University of California LA	Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior	PhD	Dan Blumstein	Yellow bellied marmots at Rocky Mountain Biology Lab
76	University of California LA	Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior	PhD	Pamela Yeh	Avian urban ecology and evolution - Dark-eyed juncos, house sparrows
77	University of California Monterey Bay	Environmental Science	MS	Jenny Duggan	Connectivity wildlife in hum-dominated area; Effects of domestic animals
78	University of California Santa Cruz	Ecology, Evolutionary Biology, and Behavior Program	PhD	Chris Wilmers	How climate change, habitat alteration and hunting influences animal behavior, population dynamics and community organization
79	University of California Santa Cruz	Ecology, Evolutionary Biology, and Behavior Program	PhD	Dan Costa	Marine mammal population effects from human disturbance
80	University of Canterbury	Human-Animal Studies	PhD	Piers Locke	Primate ethology (capuchin monkeys, macaques), animal culture, behavior tradition, social learning, innovation, object play, tool-use, token exchange, sexual behavior, non-adaptive behavior, personality
81	University of Central Florida	Conservation Biology	PhD	Graham Worthy	Marine mammal habitat use and feeding and repro - habitat refugia
82	University of Colorado Boulder	Ecology and Evolutionary Biology	PhD	Rebecca Safran	Individual variation (behavior, morphology, phenotype divergence -Barn Swallows)
83	University of Connecticut	Ecology and Evolutionary Biology	PhD	Morgan Tingley	Global Change Ecology & Conservation in birds
84	University of Iowa	Behavioral and Cognitive Neuroscience/Psychological & Brain Sciences	PhD	Ed Wasserman	pigeon categorization
85	University of Melbourne	Animal Behavior and Evolution	PhD	Devi Stuart-Fox	Animal Coloration & Evolutionary Ecology of Lizards
86	University of Melbourne	Biosciences	PhD	Michelle Hall	Personality, communication in fairy wrens
87	University of Minnesota	Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior	PhD	Mark Bee	Animal Communication Lab, we use anuran amphibians (frogs and toads - Signal Processing in Noisy Social Environmental
88	University of Nevada Reno	Behavior Analysis	PhD	Ramona Houmanfar
89	University of North Texas	Biological Sciences	PhD	Jaime E. Jiménez	Biocultural Conservation in South Chile
90	University of Tennessee	Ecology & Evolutionary Biology	PhD	Susan Riechert	Desert spider: genetic study of the effect of competitive interactions among conspecifics on the joint evolution of aggressiveness and body size
91	University of Tennessee	Ecology & Evolutionary Biology	PhD	Orou Gaoue	Plant population dynamics, demographic modeling, ethnoecology, and the study of (non)human impacts on plant demography and plant-insect interactions -maybe too big focused
92	University of Vermont	Psychological Science	PhD	Mark Bouton	5 biobehavioral labs - learning, habit formation, instrumental learning, etc
93	University of Western Ontario	Cognitive, Developmental, & Brain Sciences	PhD
94	Washington State University	Biological science	PhD	Raymond M. Quock	Hyperbaric oxygen (HBO₂) therapy has been approved by the FDA for a limited set of clinical indications, although there are clinical reports that HBO₂ therapy appears to be effective in a broader range of conditions, including several examples of chronic pain. We have demonstrated that HBO₂ therapy causes relief of acute pain and gathered convincing evidence that HBO₂ therapy activates central pathways that can produce long-lasting relief of neuropathic pain.
95	Western Washignton University	Neuroscience Psychology	MS	Jeffrey W. Grimm	Animal models of drug taking and drug seeking, neurobiology of drug taking and drug seeking.
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97	From UIW List (did not copy already listed falculty)
98	Texas Christian University	Experimental Psychology - Behavioral Neroscience	PhD	Brenton Cooper	vocal and social communication
99	Texas Christian University	Experimental Psychology - Behavioral Neroscience	PhD	MauriciPapini	comparative neuroscience of anxiety and frustration.
100	Texas Christian University	Experimental Psychology - Behavioral Neroscience	PhD	Gary Boehm	Neural-immune interactions, exercise, Alzeimer’s disease