Dr. Stephanie McClure was honored by the Council for Community Based Partnerships today at the Excellence in Community Engagement Awards for her incredible collaborative work with CommuniVax. Congratulations, Dr. McClure!
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Anthropology at the Randall’s Research Scholars Award Luncheon
Our students are doing amazing work and getting recognized! Anthropology undergraduate students Emmily Mobley and Jean Ryu won awards for their research working with mentor Dr. Horan and were recently
PhD Student Baili Gall Wins 2nd Place in Student Poster Competition at SfAA
Join the Department of Anthropology in congratulating PhD Student Baili Gall for winning second place in the Student Poster Competition at the Society for Applied Anthropology Conference this week! Baili’s
Department of Anthropology Announced Winners of the 2021-2022 Endowed Graduate Scholarships and Awards
Join the Department of Anthropology in congratulating the recipients of of Endowed Graduate Scholarships and Awards for the 2021-2022 academic year. The David and Elizabeth DeJarnette Endowed Scholarship for Outstanding
MA Student Steve Filoromo Receives Ed and Judy Jelks Student Travel Award at the Society for Historical Archaeology Annual Conference
Over winter break, MA Student Steve Filoromo received the Ed and Judy Jelks Student Travel Awards at the Annual Conference for Historical and Underwater Archaeology hosted by the Society for
Dr. Kathy Oths at the Royal Anthropological Institute Film Festival
Great news! Our very own Dr. Kathy Oths’ film The Last Bonesetter has been selected into another Royal Anthropological Institute film festival! The film will be shown at the
Dr. Ian Brown Awarded Southeastern Archaeological Conference’s Lifetime Achievement Award
Dr. Ian Brown, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Anthropology, is the recipient of the 2021 Southeastern Archaeological Conference’s Lifetime Achievement Award! Awarded annually since 2003, the Lifetime Achievement Award
Dr. William Dressler Receives the American Anthropological Association’s 2021 Conrad M. Arensburg Award
Dr. William Dressler, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Anthropology, is a recipient of the American Anthropological Association’s prestigious 2021 Conrad M. Arensburg award! The honor recognizes individuals who have
Dr. Katherine Chiou Receives Outstanding Commitment to Teaching Award
Dr. Katherine Chiou is a recipient of the National Alumni Association’s 2021 Outstanding Commitment to Teaching Award (OCTA). Awarded annually since 1976, this is one of the highest recognitions for
Dr. McClure, Dr. Oths, and MA Students Olivia Radcliffe and Emi Smith Featured in Communivax Video
CommuniVax is a national coalition of social scientists, public health experts, and community advocates who seek lasting solutions to a serious problem. In the United States, historically underserved Black, Hispanic/Latino,