Drs. Chris Lynn and Jo Weaver, along with lead author Dr. Michaela Howells from University of North Carolina Wilmington, have a new article out titled, “Zika virus in American Samoa:
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New book by Dr. Lynn!
Please join us in congratulating Dr. Lynn, co-editor of the recently published Evolution Education in the American South: Culture, Politics, and Resources in and around Alabama. There are also in it
“Replacing the Lone Stranger with Evidence-Based Theory” by Dr. Lynn
Dr. Lynn’s blog post for Biocultural Systematics has been published on the Anthropology News website: http://www.anthropology-news.org/index.php/2016/12/19/replacing-the-lone-stranger-with-evidence-based-theory/
Chris Lynn, Johnna Dominguez, & Jason DeCaro publish “Tattooing to ‘Toughen Up’: Tattoo Experience and Secretory Immunoglobulin A”
The American Journal of Human Biology has just published an article online (ahead of print) by Dr. Christopher Lynn, Johnna Dominguez (MA, 2015), and Dr. Jason DeCaro entitled “Tattooing to
Dr. Lynn receives Wenner-Gren Grant for Anthropology Outreach Program
Dr. Christopher Lynn has just learned that he is the recipient of an Innovations in Public Awareness of Anthropology grant from the Wenner-Gren Foundation. This award will provide two years
Evolutionary Studies Club to Host Conference Feb. 12-14
The Evolutionary Studies (EvoS) Club, which is affiliated with the EvoS minor housed in the Department of Anthropology, is hosting a conference dedicated to promoting evolutionary perspectives, education, and research
Dr. Lynn and three EvoS student publish “The Effects of Performance-Based Education on Evolutionary Attitudes and Literacy”
Dr. Christopher Lynn and three former EvoS undergraduates, one of whom was an Anthropology major, have just published “The effects of performance-based education on evolutionary attitudes and literacy” with hip
Dr. Chris Lynn publishes “Family Diversity” in Anthropology News
The latest post for the Biocultural Systematics guest blog is “Family Diversity,” written by Dr. Christopher Lynn. Biocultural Systematics is a monthly guest blog in the Anthropology News newsletter for
Dr. Chris Lynn Accepted for UA A&S Greece Initiative
Congratulations to Dr. Christopher Lynn who is going to Greece! Dr. Lynn, an associate professor in the Department of Anthropology, will explore connections between fireside relaxation, creative tendencies, and religious
Johnna Dominguez wins Outstanding Thesis Award
The College of Arts and Sciences has selected Johnna Domiguez’s thesis entitled “Nice Ink, Man”: A Biocultural, Mixed Methods Approach to Tattooing as Costly Honest Signaling among Southern Women” for