8:30 am

Check-in, coffee & bagels

9 - 9:15

Norm Rosen (SCPRF/CSUF) & Peter Robertshaw (CSUSB): Welcome & introduction

9:15

Nga Nguyen (Cal State Fullerton & Cleveland Metroparks Zoo)
The behavioral endocrinology of motherhood in wild baboons of Amboseli

10:15

Break

10:30

Ulrich Reichard (University of Southern Illinois)
Revisiting gibbon monogamy

11:30

Lunch details: Peter Robertshaw

1:30

Jim Moore (UCSD; presenting) & Adriana Hernandez-Aguilar (Cambridge University)
Chimpanzees in a dry, open, and seasonal habitat: Ugalla, Tanzania

2:30

Jill Pruetz (Iowa State)
Tool use of Senegal chimpanzees

3:30

Break

3:45

Roundtable discussion (moderated by Lynne Miller, Mira Costa College)

4:15

Close

Registration: Students with ID - $7.00; all others $12:00

To make sure there's enough food, RSVP no later than Tuesday 21 April to Norm Rosen normrosen@aol.com

Posters

The poster session is an excellent venue for Undergraduate and Master's level students to present their research and gain experience in a friendly and low pressure context. The poster session will convene during the one hour afternoon coffee break.

Please note: poster content does not have to reflect the meeting topic; we will consider posters presenting information on a wide range of subject matter.

This poster session continues to be a great success and we would like very much to see it continue. If you are a student, or know of a student, who is ready to present, please submit names and proposed titles to

Lynne Miller lmiller@miracosta.edu

Space will be limited, the earlier you respond the more likely we can include the poster.

Posters should be mounted on folding poster boards measuring 36" X 48" (when folded they measure 36" X 24") which can be purchased at most office supplies stores. General guidelines for how to put a poster together can be found at www.asp.org/education/howto_onPosters.html or at http://faculty.ucr.edu/~maryb/poster.htm