Sarah Dunphy-Lelii

Sarah Dunphy-Lelii has been teaching psychology at Bard College for 18 years, working with undergraduates (in upstate New York), preschool-aged children (in her research), and wild chimpanzees (in Kibale, Uganda). Her academic writing has appeared in journals including the Journal of Cognition and DevelopmentFolia Primatologica, and Scientific American; her creative nonfiction writing appears in places including CutBank, The Common, Terrain, Passages North, Tupelo Quarterly, and North American Review. See more of her work at sarahdunphylelii.me.
  • Three Long Years

    it takes to train a sheepdog. Not all are candidates, the culling starts early.
  • in common and gentrify

    My neighbor Steve is one of these lawn guys, with an engined solution for every yard flaw.