In The Department
Sensorium: The 2011-2012 Seminar Series
The next lecture in the series will be Dr. Stephen Houston from Brown University, on February 6th at Noon in SAC 5.118. Please come!
Congratulations to All of Our Fall 2011 B.A. Candidates!
We would like to recognize the hard work of the following undergraduates who will be earning a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology this Fall:
- Christiana Oluwatoyin Adesanmi
- Jeanette Marie Auld
- Sadie Elizabeth Brink
- Stevie Leigh Brown
- Julio Eduardo Ceniceros
- Natalie Tess Dean
- Tundra Sade Gibson
- Rachel Gounder
- Jonathan Barton Levy
- Riena Thi Long
- Melanie Margaret Mallory
- Arnulfo Manriquez Ruiz
- Tayler Rhae Nichols
- Shelley Marie Parker
- Gillian Elizabeth Rhodes
- Audrey Marie Riedel
- Ryan Pal Singh
- Jenna Catherine Strawbridge
- Brian Max Trinidad
- Tyler Kirk Wilkinson
- Amanda Christine Winslow
Congratulations to All of Our 2011 Ph.D. Graduates!
We would like to extend our congratulations and fondest wishes for success in future endeavors to all of our graduate students who completed Ph.D. programs in 2011! We would also like to take this opportunity to recognize those graduates, listed below, who have gone on to continue their studies in Anthropology with positions at other institutions of higher learning.- Mohan Ambikaipaker, Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, Tulane University
- Amy Brown, Lecturer, CUNY Kingsborough
- Emiliana Cruz, Assistant Professor, University of Massachusetts Amherst
- Santiago Guerra, Visiting Assistant Professor, Southwestern Studies, Colorado College
- David Hyde, Visiting Assistant Professor, Anthropology Program, West State College of Colorado
- Daniel Law, Research Associate, Vanderbilt University
- Kayla Price, Director of the Language Acquisition Center, University of Houston
- Raja Swami, Lecturer, University of Arkansas
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Dr. Anthony Di Fiore Joins Our Faculty in Fall 2011
Please join us in welcoming Dr. Anthony Di Fiore to our department this Fall! A field primatologist whose main research focus is comparative socioecology and mating systems of primates, Dr. Di Fiore comes to us from the Department of Anthropology at New York University.
He received his Ph.D. in Biological Anthropology from the University of California, Davis in 1997, and is one of the co-founders of the Proyecto Primates Research Area in the Yasuní National Park, Ecuador.
Photo credit: Christopher Schmitt
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The Department of Anthropology is now in the new Student Activity Center!
As of January 10th, 2011, the Department of Anthropology has moved to the new Student Activity Center. Our main office, faculty offices, labs and classrooms are all in the new building.
The main office is on the fourth floor of the East Wing, in SAC 4.102. All faculty and staff telephone numbers will remain the same. Come visit us and see the new space!
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