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Introducing the 2019 Cohort of SoA Graduate Students Today we welcome the School of Anthropology’s 2019 incoming graduate students!
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Accelerate for Success Grant for Silverstein
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Astroth to Give September 16 AAHS Talk
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Hanson to Lead OPAC Cave Creek Tour
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In the Media: Dore Interviewed on Preservation Radio
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In the Media: Horschler Comments in Multiple News Pieces
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Recent Publications: Singletary Has Article in Infant Behavior & Development
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Undergrad Rodriguez Presents at UROC Events
Undergrad Neida Rodriguez was the only Anthropology student who participated in this year’s Undergraduate Research Opportunities Consoritum Summer Research Institute program. She gave her oral research presentation, entitled “Can Growing Your Own Food Save You Money?” at the UROC Colloquium on Friday, August 2. Then she presented her poster (... Read more |
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Schermerhorn to Present First SoA Lecture for 2019–2020 The SoA kicks off its 2019–2020 Lecture Series next Thursday, September 5, with a presentation by Dr. Seth Schermerhorn, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at Hamilton College, New York. The lecture, which will take place at 2:00 p.m. in Haury room 215, is co-sponsored by the Border Community Alliance and Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail. Dr. Schermerhorn’s talk is titled “Walking to Magdalena: Personhood and Place in Tohono O’odham Songs, Sticks, and Stories.”... Read more |
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Carney on AZ Illustrated
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Rinku Ashok Kumar (left) is a doctoral student in sociocultural anthropology. She has an interest in science and technology studies with a focus on south Asia. Prior to entering the program, Rinku worked for more than a decade and a half with... 
Brian Silverstein, SoA Associate Professor and Director of the Arizona Center for Turkish Studies, was awarded funding through UA Research, Discovery and Innovation’s Accelerate for Success grants, for a project he’s the PI on, with collaborator 
Applied Archaeology M.A. student Kirk Astroth will speak about “Profound and Persistent Beauty: Results of the Petroglyph and Pictograph Recording Project in the Powder River Basin, Wyoming” at the September 16 meeting of the Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society. The talk is free and will take place at 7:30 p.m. at... 
Allen Dart, Executive Director (Volunteer) of Old Pueblo Archaeology Center, reports that OPAC has just a couple of spaces left on the Cave Creek Canyon Pictographs Tour that SoA grad student Kelsey Hanson will lead in the Chiricahua Mountains on January 25, 2020.... 
Adjunct Professor, Christopher Dore, is featured this month on Preservation Radio (
Grad student Daniel Horschler was recently quoted in a few news articles published by 
Britt Singletary (Ph.D. Arizona, 2019) is the author of a new article in Infant Behavior & Development titled “What are the benefits of having a village? Effects of allomaternal care on communicative skills in early infancy,” 
Megan Carney, SoA Assistant Professor and Director of the Center for Regional Food Studies, was interviewed for an August 23 segment of Arizona Illustrated. Watch Dr. Carney explain “
