Sonya Pritzker with Jason DeCaro have been awarded a prestigious and highly selective Wenner-Gren grant for $20,000 for their workshop entitled “Embodying Language in the Context of Culture: Developing Bicultural-Linguistic Anthropology through
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Drs. Pritzker & DeCaro Awarded National Science Foundation Grant
Drs. Sonya Pritzker and Jason DeCaro, together with Communication Studies collaborator Josh Pederson, are receiving a major NSF award to perform the first biocultural-linguistic study of emotion communication in everyday
New articles by Dr. DeCaro
Two articles have just been released, one that Dr. Jason DeCaro co-authored with former doctoral student Dr. Becky Read-Wahadi in Medical Anthropology Quarterly and another with multiple authors inSleep Health. Read-Wahidi,
Dr. DeCaro’s Work Helps Head Start Program Win Recognition
Check out the UA News article on Friday that deals with Dr. Jason DeCaro’s research. “Training by UA Professors Helps Head Start Program Win Recognition” http://uanews.ua.edu/2016/05/training-by-ua-professors-helps-head-start-program-win-recognition/
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. Jason DeCaro Links Mothers’ Mental Health to Infant Growth
Dr. Jason DeCaro‘s research in Tanzania has been profiled in the College of Arts & Sciences’ Desktop News: UA Professor Links Mothers’ Mental Health to Infant Growth
Dr. Jason DeCaro publishes “Beyond Catecholamines: Measuring Autonomic Responses to Psychosocial Context”
Dr. Jason DeCaro has published “Beyond Catecholamines: Measuring Autonomic Responses to Psychosocial Context” in a special invited Methods Series issue of American Journal of Human Biology. Abstract: Despite longstanding interest
Dr. Jason DeCaro publishes “Household-level Predictors of Maternal Mental Health and Systemic Inflammation among Infants in Mwanza, Tanzania”
Dr. Jason DeCaro and co-authors Mange Manyama and Warren Wilson have published an article on their Tanzania research in the American Journal of Human Biology titled, “Household-level predictors of maternal mental health and systemic inflammation
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