
ALT Duke students take the Duke Puppy Kindergarten class for a run during their Spring Breakthrough 2020 course, "Puppies," taught by Brian Hare, evolutionary anthropology associate professor, and Vanessa Woods, evolutionary anthropology research scientist. The students explored concepts in cognitive neuroscience, veterinary science, evolution, and behavioral economics while visiting the zoo, an animal shelter, and playing cognitive games with the puppies.

ALT Students spend time with puppies to explore concepts in cognitive neuroscience, veterinary science, evolution, and behavioral economics during a Spring Breakthrough class taught by Brian Hare, associate professor of evolutionary anthropology, and Vanessa Woods, evolutionary anthropology research scientist.

ALT Students spend time with puppies to explore concepts in cognitive neuroscience, veterinary science, evolution, and behavioral economics during a Spring Breakthrough class taught by Brian Hare, associate professor of evolutionary anthropology, and Vanessa Woods, evolutionary anthropology research scientist.









