Malcolm S. Ramsay is an experienced educator and researcher in the field of anthropology, currently serving as a Teaching Assistant and Course Instructor at the University of Toronto since September 2014. Ramsay has taught courses on ecological interactions, primate behavior, evolutionary anthropology theory, and human-animal interactions. In addition, Ramsay holds the position of Lead Lemur Scientist at Operation Wallacea, overseeing training for dissertation students and facilitating educational activities on lemurs and conservation. Relevant past experiences include co-managing a research camp for the Guassa Gelada Research Project, conducting literature reviews as a WatCACE Undergraduate Research Fellow at the University of Waterloo, and participating in wildlife rehabilitation and research at Alouatta Sanctuary. Ramsay possesses a Ph.D. in Evolutionary Anthropology from the University of Toronto, complemented by a Master's degree and a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology with a minor in Biology.
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