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My name is Lisa and I am a

Submitted by Lisa B. on Wed, 01/21/2009 - 11:43pm.

My name is Lisa and I am a junior biology major. After graduation from Bryn Mawr I would like to pursue a post-graduate degree so that I could expand my research and volunteering opportunities. I enjoy the personal nature of helping people and the hands-on approach of dissections, yet I appreciate the importance of academic journals. This course provides the perfect opportunity to combine my passion for both biology and literature.

I plan on exploring three questions this semester:

(1) What did Darwin think about God?

(2) What are the psychological outcomes produced by selection?

(3) What major changes in selection pressures controlled human evolution and led humans to be distinct from out closest ancestors?

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