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Archeology and art history combine in student exhibition

This year, a Wagner College Intermediate Learning Community combined classes in art history (Museum Studies, taught by Dr. Sarah Scott) and anthropology (North American Archaeology, taught by Dr. Celeste Gagnon) to learn about museum ethics through hands-on study of an archaeological collection. The [...] Keep reading →

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Jennifer Ida (anthro major, Spanish and microbiology minors, 2012)

Observing female dominance interactions in a rhesus macaque population on Cayo Santiago, Puerto Rico [...] Keep reading →

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Gabrielle Gill (anthro major, Italian studies and government and politics minors, 2011)

With a group of her students in Pohnpie, Micronesia, where she taught in a public school for a year as part of the World Teach program. [...] Keep reading →

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Sophia Fox-Sowell (anthro & English double major, 2013) and Nick Gibaldi (anthro major, 2014)

Studying human skeletal remains in Huanchaco, Peru, AN400E – Experiential Component of the Senior Learning Community. [...] Keep reading →

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First year students in the Health and Environment Learning Community

First year students in the Health and Environment Learning Community (Anthropology and Economics) get their hands dirty learning how to compost. Composting recycles food waste and other vegetable matter, improving soil quality that can nurture plants and reduce erosion. It can also significantly reduce [...] Keep reading →