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History for the People
Come out for a discussion on African American and Civil Right Histories in Museums. Where: Feguson 100 When: Tuesday, 27 […]
GRE prep class at Greensboro College
Juniors and seniors interested in taking a GRE prep course should contact Dr. Anemone, the department chair regarding graduate school […]
Anthropology’s “Believe in the G”
Pictures taken in Osteology for the 2018 #Believe in the G fund-raising campaign…
Talk by Emily Schach on Peruvian Mummies and Textiles
Come see Emily Schach give a talk on Peru. Where: Graham 424 When: 21 February 2018 at 5:30pm Food will […]
More Than a Garden: Urban Community Gardens as Spaces of Reclamation
Urban gardens have a variety of benefits. They act as spaces for individuals to connect with nature, places to teach […]
25th NCSU Summer Ethnographic Field School in Guatemala
25th NCSU Summer Ethnographic Field School in Guatemala: Learn how to design, conduct, investigate your own research project North Carolina State […]
Wyoming Archaeological Field School
The 2018 University of Wyoming Archaeological Field School June 11 – July 18, 2018 FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: DR. ROBERT […]
Race and Sexual Harasment Panel Discussion
Come to a panel talk on race and sexual harassment. When: THURSDAY FEBRUARY 15, 2018 4PM TO 5PM Where: CURRY […]
Greensboro History Museum Summer Internships
The Greensboro History Museum is welcoming applications, from students with backgrounds in anthropology or sociology, for a 2018 “VISITOR STUDIES, […]
Making Habitat for People, Plants, and Pollinators: Urban Vegetable Gardening as a Practice of Care for Communities and Ecosystems
The Anthropology Department Presents a Talk by: Dr. Megan Maurer Making Habitat for People, Plants, and Pollinators: Urban Vegetable Gardening […]
