General Staff

Client Service Administrators
Natasha George natasha.george@otago.ac.nz Alison Tait alison.tait@otago.ac.nz Luke Biggs luke.biggs@otago.ac.nz Office: Richardson 6C10

Client Service Administrators

Natasha George natasha.george@otago.ac.nz

Office: Richardson 6C10

Project Manager
Anne-Cathrine Petersen Office: 5S3 Richardson Phone: 03 479 8897 Email: anne-cathrine.petersen@otago.ac.nz Office Hours Monday, Tuesday, Friday 9:15am to 2:15pm; Thursday 9:15-5:15 Anne Cathrine is a Project Manager working with Dr John Shaver on the project "The Evolutionary Dynamics of Religion, Family Size, and Child Success." This project is funded by the Templeton Foundation and investigates how religion affects fertility rates and child outcomes. This research involves the collection of demographic and social data from over 6,000 participants from five different societies and is in collaboration with an international team of evolutionary anthropologists and demographers. Prior to joining the Religion Programme at UoO, Anne Cathrine was a Research Support Officer in the Social and Behavioural Research Unit in Preventive and Social Medicine at University of Otago.

Project Manager

Anne-Cathrine Petersen
Office: 5S3 Richardson
Phone: 03 479 8897
Email: anne-cathrine.petersen@otago.ac.nz

Office Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Friday 9:15am to 2:15pm; Thursday 9:15-5:15

Anne Cathrine is a Project Manager working with Dr John Shaver on the project "The Evolutionary Dynamics of Religion, Family Size, and Child Success." This project is funded by the Templeton Foundation and investigates how religion affects fertility rates and child outcomes. This research involves the collection of demographic and social data from over 6,000 participants from five different societies and is in collaboration with an international team of evolutionary anthropologists and demographers.

Prior to joining the Religion Programme at UoO, Anne Cathrine was a Research Support Officer in the Social and Behavioural Research Unit in Preventive and Social Medicine at University of Otago.