Anne Yoder, Ph.D., Director
3705 Erwin Road
(919) 489 3364 x 223

Greg Dye, Operations Manager
(919) 489-3364 x 224
greg.dye@duke.edu

Andrea S Katz, Colony Manager
Lemur Center
(919) 489-3364 x 262
askatz@duke.edu

Cathy V Williams, DVM, Staff Veterinarian
3705 Erwin Rd
(919) 489 3364 x 221,  919 684 2535
cathy.williams@duke.edu

Bobby Schopler, DVM, Ph.D., Staff Veterinarian
3705 Erwin Road
(919) 489 3364-244 x 244
bobby.schopler@duke.edu

Gregg Gunnell, Director of the Division of Fossil Primates
1013 Broad Street
(919) 416 8420 x 27
gregg.gunnell@duke.edu

Charles R Welch, Conservation Coordinator
3705 Erwin Rd
(919) 489-3364 x 256
charles.welch@duke.edu

Erin Ehmke, Ph.D., Research Manager
3705 Erwin Road
(919) 489 3364 x 222
erin.ehmke@duke.edu

Niki Barnett, Education Manager/Interim Development Officer
(919) 401-7226

niki.barnett@duke.edu

Melissa A Dean, Staff Assistant
(919) 489 3364 x-229
madean@duke.edu

David M Haring, Registrar & Photographer
(919) 489-3364 x 228
dharing@duke.edu

David M Brewer, Research Technician
(919) 684 2535, (919) 489 3364
david.brewer@duke.edu

Britt Keith, Primate Technician Supervisor

(919)489-3364 x 225

Britt.Keith@duke.edu

Julie McKinney,Lead Primate Technician

(919) 489-3364 x225
julie.mckinney@duke.edu

Bevan Clark, Lead Primate Technician

(919) 489-3364
bevancclark@gmail.com

Wes Phillips, Projects Specialist
(919) 489-3364 x 253
wes.phillips@duke.edu

Catherine Riddle, Staff Specialist: Division of Fossil Primates
(919) 416-8420
criddle@duke.edu

Julie M Taylor, Veterinary Technician I
(919) 489-3364
julie.m.taylor@duke.edu

Duke Faculty:

• Elizabeth M. Brannon, Assistant Professor, Psychological & Brain Sciences and Internal Scientific Advisory Committee
• Matt Cartmill, Professor, Biological Anthropology & Anatomy
• Steven E. Churchill, Associate Professor and Chair, Biological Anthropology & Anatomy and Internal Scientific Advisory Committee
• Leslie J. Digby, Assistant Research Professor, Biological Anthropology & Anatomy
• Christine Drea, Assistant Professor, Biological Anthropology & Anatomy
• Ken Glander, Professor, Biological Anthropology & Anatomy
• William L. Hylander, Professor of Biological Anthropology & Anatomy
• Randy L. Jirtle, Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology and Internal Scientific Advisory Committee
• Richard F. Kay, Professor & Chairman, Biological Anthropology & Anatomy and Internal Scientific Advisory Committee
• Michael L. Platt, Assistant Professor, Department of Neurobiology and Internal Scientific Advisory Committee
• Daniel O. Schmitt, Associate Professor, Biological Anthropology & Anatomy and Internal Scientific Advisory Committee
• Elwyn L Simons, Professer Emeritus James B. Duke Professor of Biological Anthropology & Anatomy and Head, Director Emeritus,Division of Fossil Primates
• Anne D. Yoder, Director of Duke Lemur Center and Professor of Biology and Professor of Biological Anthropology and Anatomy

Non-Duke Faculty:

• Kurt Benirschke, UCSD Medical School
• Diane K Brockman, UNC Charlotte
• Jennifer Campbell, Delaware Valley College
• Laurie Godfrey, University of Massachusetts at Amherst
• Susan Larson, SUNY Stony Brook, Department of Anthropological Sciences
• Pierre Lemelin, University of Alberta
• Callum Ross, University of Chicago
• Tim Smith, Slippery Rock University
• Laura Vick, Peace College, Professor of Anthropology
• Roshna E. Wunderlich, James Madison University

External Scientific Advisory Committee:

• John Allman, Professor, Caltech
• Jeffery Bonner, Saint Louis Zoo – Malagasy Fauna Group
• William Jungers, Professor, School of Medicine, SUNY-Stony Brook
• Robert Martin, Vice President for Academic Affairs, The Field Museum
• Oliver Ryder, Zoological Society of San Diego Zoo – Head Genetics Division, Conservation and Research Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species
• Robert Sussman, Professor, Washington University in St. Louis
• Patricia Wright, Professor, State University of New York

Students

Each year we hire from 10-12 Duke work-study students who perform a variety of tasks at the Center. Undergraduate and graduate students from Duke and other universities are actively involved with our volunteer program, which includes acting as assistants in our Animal Training program. Additionally, Duke’s Biological Anthropology and Anatomy Department currently offers three undergraduate classes that are taught at the Center.