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I might have passed the lab practical. Admittedly, fossil and skull identification are not my strong points, but I appear to have nailed roughly everything else.
Evidently, my lab professor loved my paper comparing sexual behavior in bonobos, chimps, and humans, and told me to consider taking on a volunteer opportunity she e-mailed the class about a few weeks ago. Her colleague has a metric asston of videos of primates, and needs students to help her watch/take notes on the their behavior/communication.
That was super, super flattering - the little recognition is nice, especially for a class that otherwise has beat my brain into tiny, pulpy pieces. No matter the outcome of the class, it's pretty awesome that I might just be able to put "primatology research assistant" on my resume.
Evidently, my lab professor loved my paper comparing sexual behavior in bonobos, chimps, and humans, and told me to consider taking on a volunteer opportunity she e-mailed the class about a few weeks ago. Her colleague has a metric asston of videos of primates, and needs students to help her watch/take notes on the their behavior/communication.
That was super, super flattering - the little recognition is nice, especially for a class that otherwise has beat my brain into tiny, pulpy pieces. No matter the outcome of the class, it's pretty awesome that I might just be able to put "primatology research assistant" on my resume.