Kristin Snopkowski, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Anthropology
Boise State University
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Evolutionary Perspectives on
Parenting, Reproduction, and Mating Strategies (PRaMS)
I lead the PRaMS lab group. In this lab, undergraduate and graduate students interested in pursuing research in human behavioral ecology identify research projects and pursue them for course credit.
Typically students enroll in the course: ANTH 479 for 1 credit. If you are interested in joining the lab, please email me at: kristinsnopkowski@boisestate.edu.
Prior undergraduate student projects include:
Rachel Koch, 2021: The Role of Parent Child Relationships and Further Child Rearing Decisions
Zoey Bevington, 2020: The Association between Sex Ratio and Intimate Partner Violence in New York State and California
Hallie Turner, 2019: Sex Ratio Correlates with Both Male and Female Suicide Rates Across US Counties (presented at HBES 2019 in Boston, MA)

Hallie Turner (top) and Zoey Bevington (bottom) presenting their research at the Undergraduate Research Conference 2019