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Tag: Johnna Dominguez

Chris Lynn, Johnna Dominguez, & Jason DeCaro publish “Tattooing to ‘Toughen Up’: Tattoo Experience and Secretory Immunoglobulin A”

  • March 7th, 2016

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

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Categories: Research Tags: Chris Lynn, cortisol, immunoglobulin A, Jason DeCaro, Johnna Dominguez, tattoos

Johnna Dominguez wins Outstanding Thesis Award

  • October 29th, 2015

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

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Categories: News Tags: Chris Lynn, Johnna Dominguez

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