About Me

Hello, All! My name is Leah Berger, and I am a junior at Weston High School. I am an incredibly passionate individual and a dedicated student who loves to explore the world of science. I am extremely interested in biological anthropology, which I have loved ever since I stepped foot in the Boston Museum of Science. I am deeply fascinated by the biological and behavioral aspects of the human species, and I look forward to sharing my journey of learning about biological anthropology with all of you.​

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If you are interested in learning more about the nuances of biological anthropology, consider exploring these websites:

Dartmouth: Biological Anthropology and University of Cambridge: Biological Anthropology.

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Biological anthropology explores the biological and behavioral characteristics of humans, our extinct hominin ancestors, and closely related non-human primates, with a strong focus on evolution. Biological anthropologists study human evolution—examining our origins, past diversity, and what our evolutionary path may mean for the future of our species.