Elizabeth Culotta

Elizabeth Culotta serves as the Deputy News Editor at Science Magazine since 1991, overseeing the publication's acclaimed coverage of anthropology and human evolution, and managing high-impact investigations into sexual harassment in science. Culotta also has experience as a Contributing News Editor, where responsibilities included editing stories on biology and evolution while collaborating with a remote team. Prior roles include Adjunct Professor at Kent State University, developing advanced feature writing courses, and Science Reporter at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, focusing on topics such as the global environment and biotechnology. Culotta holds a B.S. in Geology from Yale University and an M.S. in Geology and Paleontology from the University of Michigan.