siobhancully.bsky.social
Anthropologist at #Rutgers studying disability, health, gender, inequality, evolution. Former program officer at #NSF. Mom, #DisabledinSTEM, musician. Passionate about #STEM #equity and #inclusion. Repost != endorsement. Views mine.
👤 Joined on 20 August 2023
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@siobhanmattison.bsky.social@siobhanmattison.bsky.social → @siobhancully.bsky.socialJust yesterday a student told me how interesting she found the evolutionary psychology module a colleague teaches at Brunel. Her enthusiasm won’t survive reading this textbook. Surely it’s a matter of self-interest for the discipline to guard against harbouring this kind of unscientific nonsense
Show PostInteresting read: anthropology’s problem is that perceptions of the issues it tackles, including race and gender, have changed. Anthropology itself has contributed to this problem by retreating both from “plain English” and public communication
Show Post🚨 Applied Cultural Evolution Brownbag Series 🚨 Two inaugural discussions: Oct 7 What is (uniquely) applied cultural evolution? Caroline Graf, U. Zurich Dec 9 What can cultural evolution offer climate adaptation practitioners? Christine Lindell, World Vision Australia tinyurl.com/3st6zy79
Show Post1/4 🧵 Open call! Open Science! @ehbea.bsky.social is committed to Open Science and supports early-career researchers (ECRs). We’re collecting grant & fellowship application materials to help our members. Want to contribute? Contact @louisbachaud.bsky.social or DM us. Details 👇
Show PostThe anthropology section of the Vanderbilt report on the state of scholarship has now been published www.vanderbilt.edu/principles/s...
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