Jordan Crowell
Lab Alumnus - PHD
Jordan Crowell received his Ph.D. at The Graduate Center, CUNY, and the New York Consortium in Evolutionary Primatology (NYCEP) in 2025. His dissertation research focused on using high resolution CT scan technology to study the cranial morphology of plesiadapiforms and other placental mammals and applying these insights to better understand primate supraordinal relationships. He is now pursuing a postdoctoral fellowship at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science to study mammalian recovery following the Cretaceous-Paleogene mass extinction.
Grants Received
2022-2024: “Doctoral Dissertation Research: Unraveling primate supraordinal relationships: Insights from plesiadapiform cranial morphology.” National Science Foundation: Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences. SBE-2216582. co-PI with PI Stephen Chester. $27,379.
2022-2024: “Unraveling primate supraordinal relationships: Insights from plesiadapiform cranial morphology.” Leakey Foundation General Research Grant. $12,091.
