Animal Behavior Seminar

Join us for the Animal Behavior Seminar! A faculty-led seminar series that brings together faculty, postdocs, and students with an interest in animal behavior across all of ASU. These monthly seminars provide a dynamic space for sharing new ideas, discussing emerging research, building mentorship networks, and strengthening the broader animal behavior community at ASU. Each month’s seminar will provide an opportunity for an invited ASU faculty member to present behavior-related research topics and interact with attendees who bring their questions and comments.

Upcoming Seminars:

Aug. 27, 2026 - Joan Silk, ASU SHESC - The phylogenetic and ontogenetic origins of prosocial preferences

Sept. 24, 2026 - Jessica Verpeut, ASU Psychology - From movement to motivation: A new understanding of the cerebellar nuclei in complex behavior

Oct. 22, 2026 - Jesse Senko, ASU SOF - Sea turtle behavior in relation to fishing gear and bycatch reduction technologies

Nov. 19, 2026 - Kyle M. Benowitz, ASU SASA