The Pandemic Journaling project, co-founded by Professor Sarah Willen was recently featured on UConnToday. The Pandemic Journaling Project was created last may, and is a way for people all over the world to document their experiences during this unprecedented time. The Pandemic Journaling Projects goal is to make sure that ordinary people struggling through this pandemic […]
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Dr. César Abadia receives SCHARP award
Dr, César Abadía-Barrero was recently awarded a SCHARP award for his project titled “Healing the Land to Attain Peace: A Community-Based Art Project in Rural Colombia”. This project aims to foster a community-led art and ethnographic exhibit of current efforts to build peace in an intercultural rural village of mestizo farmers and two indigenous groups (Uitoto Jurama and […]
2020 Anthropology Sociocultural Seminar Series
The department is pleased to present the 2020 Sociocultural Seminar series lineup: Join via: https://uconnvtc.webex.com/meet/anthrodept Contact Dr. César Abadia-Barrero or Dr. Richard Wilson for more information.
Congratulations to Undergraduate Luke Anderson!
We want to extend our heartiest congratulations to undergraduate Anthropology major Luke Anderson for winning an honorable mention in UCONNs Aetna Writing in the Disciplines award
Cognitive Science Colloquium – February
In this month’s Cognitive Science Colloquium, we are happy to host our very own Professor Richard Wilson.
Congratulations to Katharine Morris
Katharine Morris, an undergraduate student in Cognitive Sciences & Anthropology, was recently inducted in this year’s BOLD cohort.