Physical location
Walton Center for Planetary Health
777 East University Drive, Second Floor #200L1
Tempe AZ 85287-8404
Phone 480.727.6580
Fax 480.727.6570
Email iho@asu.edu
Mailing address
Institute of Human Origins
PO Box 878404
Tempe, AZ 85287-8404
Parking
The Walton Center for Planetary Health is located at the southwest corner of University Drive and Rural Road. The Novus garage on the northwest corner of University Drive and Rural Road has a bridge across University Drive from the third floor of the parking garage leads to the second floor of the building, where IHO's offices are located, just off the large patio. To see a map of the ASU campus and parking structures, go to ASU maps webpage.
Media inquires
Nicole Pomerantz
Manager, Communications
nicole.pomerantz@asu.edu
Office 480-727-6580
Additional Information
Institute of Human Origins' faculty researchers have expertise in the following research areas and locations. To see specific publications associated with our research faculty, go to the Publications and Articles page of this website.
To speak to one of IHO's expert scientists, contact:
Nicole Pomerantz
Manager, Communications
nicole.pomerantz@asu.edu
Office 480-727-6580
Rob Boyd PhD
Cultural evolution, evolutionary dynamics of human populations (Fiji)
Chris Campisano PhD
Earth sciences of paleoanthropological sites, paleoecology (Ethiopia, Kenya)
Helen Elizabeth Davis PhD
Ian Gilby PhD
Evolution of cooperation in primates, chimpanzee behavioral ecology (Tanzania, Uganda)
Yohannes Haile-Selassie PhD
Paleobiology of early human ancestors (Ethiopia)
Kim Hill PhD
Hunter-gatherer ecology, evolution of human sociality (South America, Philippines)
Donald Johanson PhD
African early hominins (Ethiopia)
Kevin Langergraber PhD
Chimpanzee behavioral and molecular ecology (Uganda)
Curtis Marean PhD
Zooarchaeology, origins of modern human behavior (South Africa)
Sarah Mathew PhD
Evolution and human behavior, cooperation, and warfare (Turkana, Kenya)
Thomas Morgan PhD
Evolution of animal social behavior and cognition
Charles Perreault PhD
Cultural evolution, origins of human behavior, archaeology (Mongolia, Kenya)
Kathryn Ranhorn PhD
Archaeological record of Africa, community archaeology, heritage management (Kenya)
Kaye Reed PhD
Promate community ecology, paleoecology (Ethiopia, Morocco, South Africa)
Gary Schwartz PhD
Primate life-history evolution, growth, and development (South Africa)
Joan Silk PhD
Primate behavioral ecology, evolution and sociality (Fiji, Kenya)
Anne Stone PhD
Anthropological genetics, population history, adaptation in the context of diet and disease
Denise Su PhD
Paleoecology of early hominins (Ethiopia)
Ben Trumble PhD
Hormone-behavior interactions and the implications for human health and life histories (Bolivia)