Faculty
Sara E. Johnson, PhD
Professor of Anthropology & Director of the U-ACRE Project
PhD, University of New Mexico
Behavioral ecology of human and nonhuman primates, anthropology of food and nutrition, life history theory, medical anthropology, community-based research, food security, urban agriculture; regional foci: southern Africa (Botswana), USA.
California State University, Fullerton
John Bock, MS, PhD
Professor of Anthropology & Director of the CSUF Center for Sustainability
PhD, University of New Mexico
I am an evolutionary anthropologist interested in the joint influence on behavior of evolved characteristics of humans and socioecological and cultural contexts. My research agenda and teaching focus on children's learning, growth, and development; food, nutrition, and subsistence ecology; health and infectious disease; reproduction; indigenous and traditional knowledge systems; and human use of resources and effects on the natural world. I have been involved with research on these issues in Botswana and the United States.
