Anthropology and Molecular and Cell Biology student Bryce Turner has been featured in the UConn Today. He is studying in the FastTrack Master of Public Health program as well as the Experimental Anthropology Lab. Turner ’26 who wants to work in the area of health care policy – particularly behavioral health policy – says the […]
Author: Kremer, Anna
Brown Bag Series – Fall 2025
The UConn Anthropology Department Equity and Inclusion Commitee proudly hosted our first Brown Bag of Fall 2025! Panel 1, “What Does Anthropology Mean to Us,” featured an engaging discussion with Kate Reinhart, Nellychris, Matthew, and Shakil, moderated by Harshani. The conversation sparked thoughtful questions and reflections from attendees across departments, including our undergraduate and graduate students, […]
In Memoriam: Jane Goodall
The Department of Anthropology honors the memory of Jane Goodall. Her extensive research with chimpanzees has set her apart as one of the world’s most influential primatologist. For more information on her impact and legacy, check out the following obituary “Jane Goodall Changed How We See Ourselves“, written by Dimitris Xygalatas.
Archaeological Field School in Armenian Prehistory
Experience UConn’s Archaeological Field School in Armenian Prehistory, running from July 1st-August 1st, 2025! Apply now through UConn Experiential Global Learning. Applications are due February 1st, 2025. Investigate early human behavior in the Armenian Highlands and southern Caucasus during the Late Pleistocene. Nestled in the scenic Debed Gorge of northern Armenia, this archaeological field school […]