Weekend of Excellence Anthropology Research Presentations

Students presenting research in Anthropology included:

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Amanda Sorensen with a Provost Fellowship project entitled "Indigeneity of the Past, Indigeneity in the Present," based on ethnography at National Museum of Mexican Art as part of Dr. Ruth Gomberg-Munoz's ANTH 317: Qualitative Research Methods in Cultural Anthropology

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Grace Iverson with a project entitled "Women's Work and Creative Innovation in Textiles from Sumba, Indonesia," her research for a Johnson Scholarship utilizing the May Weber Collection, supervised by Dr. Catherine Nichols

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David Hanley with a Provost Fellowship project examining molar wear patterns in Neanderthals and early modern humans, supervised by Dr. Kristin Krueger

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Naveen Kanji with a project entitled "Health and Lifeways of the Late 19th and Early 20th Century Hayes Point Dump in Chicago," her research for a Provost Fellowship in 2015-16, supervised by Dr. Daniel Amick