Megan Bulloch

Megan Bulloch started her education with a Classics degree from University of British Columbia, and an honours Psychology degree from Simon Fraser University. She switched her attention to Primatology after meeting a gorilla named Kakinga, and studied monkeys in Ghana. Megan then studied attitudes toward the environment and women at SFU in Women's Studies.

For her doctorate, Megan attended The Ohio State University to work with chimpanzees at the Comparative Cognition Lab. Eventually, Megan branched out to work with young children, and currently has included dogs in her research pool.

Megan fell in love with teaching while still an undergraduate. She obtained a Certificate in University Teaching and Learning, and has received numerous teaching awards, including the university-wide Graduate Associate Teaching Award (OSU). Her connection with students, and her unwavering belief that learning should always be fun, are two foundational principles in her teaching.