In addition to ASU faculty, IHO incorporates an international network of research affiliates whose research perspectives, skills, and tools extend and reinforce IHO’s transdisciplinary mission in human origins research and student training.
Zeresenay Alemseged PhD, University of Chicago, Illinois
African early hominins, paleoecology
If you would like to establish a new scholarship, please contact:
Yohannes Haile-Selassie, IHO Director
[email protected] or 480.727.6582
Jennifer Marsteen, Executive Director of Development
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
[email protected] or 480.965.7546
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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.
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