2:30 - 5:00 PM in 315 Haskell Hall
Please join us for this year's Anthropology Undergraduate Symposium, which will showcase the work of graduating fourth years who have completed a BA Thesis for Departmental Honors.
Josh Cheung
Acts of Kindness and Shrugs: How the Discourse of Rights Shapes Perceptions of Self and Society
Malka Schreier
(Memoir)ialized or E(race)d: Evaluating Historical Occlusions in French Literature
Mia Rimmer
I carry my home on my skin: Contemporary Batek in Diaspora
Aleeza Hassan
Daily Searches for the Divine: Religiosity Formed by Attention and Materials in the Private Performances of Salat
Han Jiang
Reconceptualizing Ambiguities in Sex Estimation: A Case Study of the Society for American Archaeology Annual Conference Trends
Layla McDermott
Interpreting Infrastructural Interplay: The Past, Present and Future of Japan's Tokaido Road
Come celebrate our graduates and the end of the year
at the Anthropology Department’s spring picnic
in the Classics Quad immediately following the symposium.