Welcome
To
the Center for the Advanced Study of Human Paleobiology (CASHP)
and the Hominid Paleobiology Doctoral Program (HPDP) at The
George Washington University.
CASHP is a research facility
that is the home of the HPDP, and includes faculty from the
Anthropology and the Biological Sciences Departments and from
the School of Medicine and Health Sciences. It is also closely
linked with the Human Origins Program of the Smithsonian Institution
(SI), with the College of Medicine at Howard University, the
Department of Biology at the University of Maryland, and with
the Carnegie Institution of Washington.
The goals of CASHP are:
• To undertake fundamental interdisciplinary
field and laboratory research that generates and tests hypotheses
about the nature and context of the evolutionary history of
modern humans and their close relatives
• To train postgraduate fellows in interdisciplinary
research related to hominid paleobiology
• To undertake interdisciplinary graduate education
and training in hominid paleobiology
• To introduce undergraduate students to, and involve
them in, hominid paleobiology related research
• To act as a focus for hominid paleobiology-related
research in the Greater DC area
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