CATEGORIES: October 2016
Matt Hill: Visions article
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Category: October 2016
CATEGORIES: October 2016
Grad Student Giselle Narvaez talks Monkey Bridges. It’s a thing.
Giselle Narvaez went from Animal Ecology with an interest in primate behavior in her undergraduate years to Anthropology with an emphasis in primatology here at ISU. Here’s why.
CATEGORIES: October 2016
Major changes with Daniel Dalmas
When I was really young, I really liked dinosaurs. Paleontology, that sort of deal- I considered it here, but I just wasn’t as interested in that as I was with Archaeology.
CATEGORIES: October 2016
Study Abroad: Anthropology Field School in Costa Rica
Would you like to get a taste of what it’s like to do field work in biological anthropology? Learn more about a great study abroad opportunity lead by Anthro faculty.
CATEGORIES: October 2016
Q&A with Dr. Sebastian Braun
We need to understand the perspectives of other people and therefore we need to learn to listen. It’s something that we need to learn – it’s not something that we just know.
CATEGORIES: October 2016
If you haven’t heard yet – we’ve got award winning faculty.
WLC cleaned up this year in both University-level and College-level awards. See who won what.
CATEGORIES: October 2016
Kristen Hawkes can explain the reason your grandmother stuffs you full to the brim
Dr. Hawkes is known internationally for her research on the “Grandmother Hypothesis” which takes on the explanation of life expectancy beyond childbearing years for female primates.