News
The VizE Lab collaborated with Frederick Wherry (SOC), the Dignity + Debt Network, and the Aspen Institute’s Financial Security Program to hold a conference, “Digging Out With Dignity” on Friday, October 18. The conference addressed the crisis in student loan debt from a range of social and financial...
The Department of Anthropology welcomes new graduate students, visiting graduate students and new lecturers. Click the link below to find out about their research.
Congratulations to Anthropology major Mary DeVellis '21, winner of the George B. Wood Legacy Sophomore Prize. The prize is awarded in recognition of exceptional academic achievement during sophomore year.
In alumna Elisabeth Powell's article published in the Journal of Business Anthropology, she explains how an anthropology degree adds unique value in the business world for a more empathetic, connected and humane world. Powell stumbled into Anthropology as an economics major and went from a skeptic to a crusader for anthropologists.
Fellowships were awarded to the following students:
Tyler B. Adkins was awarded the Cohen-Tucker Dissertation Research Fellowship, to conduct dissertation research in Russia. The Fellowship is for students in any discipline whose dissertation topics are within 19th - early 21st century Russian historical...
Congratulations to the following students from the Class of 2019!
Highest Honors:
Mariachiara Ficarelli
Madeleine Le Cesne
Jamie O’Leary
High Honors:
Andrea Ayala
Megan Berry
Laura Hergenrother
Angela Kim
Nomi Stone, our postdoctoral researcher and lecturer co-taught “A River Runs Through Us” with Jeff Whetstone, a professor of visual arts in the Lewis Center for the Arts and associated faculty in the Princeton Environmental Institute (PEI). The course explored the environment of...
On Monday, May 13, students in the Medical Anthropology course (ANT/HUM 240 – mostly first and second years and with multiple disciplinary interests) showcased their final community-based research and artistic projects at the Medical Humanities Fair.
Read Professor Carolyn Rouse's op-ed in a Norway newspaper.
Click here to read the article.
