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The Center
for Behavior, Evolution, and Culture ( Graduate Studies BEC
welcomes the participation of outstanding junior scholars who are currently
pursuing graduate studies at UCLA on human behavior and related
topics. In addition to attending the BEC speaker series and
inter-campus conferences, (see below), UCLA graduate students can participate
in lab group meetings, led by BEC faculty, appropriate to their research
area. Faculty and Postdoctoral
Visitors BEC welcomes inquiries from faculty and postdoctoral scholars interested in visiting UCLA during sabbatical leaves, or in the course of externally-funded postdoctoral fellowships. Activities Weekly Once-a-quarter day-long conference organized jointly with the UC Santa Barbara Evolution, Mind, and Behavior Program (Website). The UCLA Center for Behavior,
Evolution, & Culture relies on support from diverse academic
organizations and contributions from members of the public. If, like
us, you believe that the future of behavioral science lies in a consilience
of perspectives united by evolutionary theory, you can join in the pursuit of
this goal by making a financial contribution to the Center via our secure web site at https://giving.ucla.edu/bec.
Feel free to contact Daniel Fessler, Director of the Center, if you would
like to discuss how you can support the Center's mission. Dr. Fessler
can be reached by email at dfessler "at" anthro.ucla.edu
(insert the @ symbol yourself), or by phone at 310 794-9252. Related Programs at
Other Institutions Centre for
Human Evolution, Cognition, and Culture; University of British Columbia Evolution,
Mind, and Behavior Program; University of California, Santa Barbara Evolutionary
Studies Program; Binghamton University, State University of New York Center for Mind,
Brain, and Culture; Emory University Culture
and Cognition Program; University of Michigan Evolution and
Human Adaptation Program; University of Michigan Program in
Culture, Language, and Cognition; Northwestern University Center
for Cognition and Culture; Case Western Reserve University Brain and
Creativity Institute; University of Southern California IGERT Program in
Evolutionary Modeling; Washington State University and University of
Washington Center for Human
Evolutionary Studies; Rutgers University Centre
for Culture and Evolutionary Psychology; Brunel University, West London Institute of Cognitive & Evolutionary
Anthropology; University of Oxford Institute of
Cognition and Culture; Queen’s University, Belfast AHRC Centre for
the Evolution of Cultural Diversity; University College London International Cognition and
Culture Institute; London School of Economics and Political Science Religion,
Cognition, and Culture Project; University of Aarhus, Denmark Center for the
Sociality of Mind; Hokkaido University, Japan Leverhulme Centre for Human
Evolutionary Studies; University of Cambridge Centre for Behaviour
and Evolution; Newcastle University Centre for
Social Learning and Cognitive Evolution; University of St. Andrews, Scotland
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