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Anthropology meets achievement: A&M primatologist Sharon Gursky reflects on rediscovery, rainforest research
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Anthropology meets achievement: A&M primatologist Sharon Gursky reflects on rediscovery, rainforest research
The scorchingly humid air of Uganda, Indonesia and the Philippines are a world away from the third floor of Texas A&M’s Anthropology Building, where the office of anthropology professor Sharon Gursky, Ph.D., resides — yet Gursky has built a career exploring those rainforests every year. Her field sites — rugged and chock full of nocturnal primates — are where Gursky said she feels most at home. Gursky wasn’t born with love for her craft. Her jo…
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