
Dr. Corinna Most
Position
- Adjunct Assistant Professor
My research program involves two main lines of investigation: 1) the ontogeny of social competence in wild olive baboons; 2) the long-term effects of ecological changes on wild olive baboons’ behavior and reproductive parameters. I also oversee student research on the Japanese macaques housed at the Blank Park Zoo in Des Moines. Finally, as Lead Coordinator for an ISU Learning Community, I combine research with practice in investigating effective strategies for mentoring and teaching first- and second-year students with broad interests in the Life Sciences.
Email
cmost@iastate.edu
Education
- Ph.D. Biological Anthropology, UC San Diego, 2018
- M.A. Biological Anthropology, UC San Diego, 2012
- B.Sc. Human Sciences, University College London, 2009