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Anthropology

Category: Events

Farrah Fornarotto, a junior majoring in Anthropology, with minors in Archaeology and Native American and Indigenous Studies, paints a garden sign with the Munsee language word for "carrot."

Students Plant Seeds to Revive a Native American Language

April 11, 2023

blindness and artist talk flyer

Conversation about Blindness and Art

March 21, 2023

On a punchy hot pink background, in bright yellow writing reads: “‘I DO!’ an evening of humor, activism, and love with PATRICE JETTER disabled artist and advocate from the NETFLIX series, WORN STORIES”. Below that is a collage of images of Patrice, a Black disabled woman in her 50’s. In the images, she wears bright and inventive homemade costumes. In the central image is Patrice and Garry, a white disabled wheelchair user. Patrice wears an extravagant peach wedding dress and Garry is wearing a matching shirt and satin waistcoat, the two are beaming.

I DO! Commit to Disabled Marriage Equality

February 9, 2023

a flyer, Careers for Anthropologists event, Alumni Stories Sessions

Careers for Anthropologists – Alumni Voices Session!

November 21, 2022

Anthroplogy Students and Professors at the national Building Careers in Anthropology Conference

Anthropology Student Showcase, Student Awards, and Building Careers in Anthropology Conference

May 17, 2022

Careers in Anthropology flyer

Anthro Department Continues Careers Workshops for Students

February 22, 2022

Language Revitalization Workshops

Language Revitalization Workshops

February 11, 2022

photo of forensic anthropologists doing field work

The Dirt on Forensics: Archaeology and the Forensic Sciences

October 21, 2019

Collage from "Squatters Make History " flyer

Dr. Amy Starecheski, Squatters Make History: Property, Peoplehood, and Claims on the City

November 15, 2018

Anthropology Year-End Awards Reception

March 20, 2018