Adrienne Zihlman
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B.A., University of Colorado
Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley
As Professor of Anthropology, I have been teaching at the University of California, Santa Cruz since 1967. Academic Interests: Physical anthropology; primate and human evolution, comparative anatomy through the life course, including growth and development and aging; the role of women in evolution; and evolutionary theory.
Current research: primate comparative anatomy, skeletal biology, and life history with an emphasis on apes; catarrhine growth and development.
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POSITIONS
1979 to present Professor, UC Santa Cruz
1975-78; 1984-87 Chairman, Anthropology Dept., UC Santa Cruz
1967-79 Asst/Associate Professor, UC Santa Cruz
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HONORS/ELECTIONS
2009 Chemers Award, Outstanding Research in Social Services
2008 Vice President, California Academy of Sciences
2006 Elected Science Trustee, California Academy of Sciences
2004 Squeaky Wheel Award, American Anthropological Association
2002 Excellence in Teaching Award, UC, Santa Cruz
1997-1998 Faculty Research Lecturer UC, Santa Cruz
1997-2002 Vice President of the California Academy of Sciences
1993 Elected to Board of Trustees as Science Trustee, California Academy of Sciences
1991 Elected Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science
1983 Elected Fellow, California Academy of Sciences
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PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
American Association for the Advancement of Science
American Anthropological Association
American Association of Physical Anthropologists
American Society of Primatologists
International Primatology Society
Sigma Xi
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| PUBLIC FORUM
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Time Magazine December 1978
Science
The Case for a Living Link
Photograph: Leviton - Atlanta
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Discover Magazine December 1991
Photograph: Andy Freeberg
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Lear's Magazine March 1994
Photograph: Peter Serling
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LA Times March 11, 1997
Photograph: S. Thaler
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