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THANK YOU alumni and friends for your generous gifts to the Anthropology Field School Scholarship!
**More than $7,100 raised**
->35 gifts given ->52 total donors
The outpouring of support for this campaign from alumni and friends like you will enable more Colorado State University students to participate in the summer Archaeology, Paleontology, and Ethnographic Field Schools.
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The students will be in Rockport until July and plan to interview residents who were directly affected by the hurricane.
Our Ethnographic Field School for Risk and Disaster, directed by Kate Browne with the help of graduate students Ned Molder and Shadi Azadegan, is already making an impact. In collaboration with Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi, students will be in Rockport, TX until July to interview residents affected by Hurricane Harvey.
The Departments of Anthropology and History at Colorado State University seek a post-doctoral appointment. The successful candidate will be able to work collaboratively to elucidate indigenous perspectives/narratives regarding long-term archaeological and historic trajectories of coupled human ecological/environmental systems. A key component of the graduate programs of each unit is the application of digital technologies to place and space in archaeological and historic research. Qualified candidates will be able to demonstrate knowledge of digital technologies that are used by anthropologists, geographers, and historians including but not limited to geographic information systems, remote sensing technologies and techniques such as aerial lidar, terrestrial lidar (3-D scanning), ground penetrating radar, aerial photography, multispectral remote sensing, and other mapping systems. A demonstrated history of fieldwork with archival intersections and community engagement is required. Preferred research areas include but are not limited to the Americas. Additionally the successful candidate will demonstrate an ability to communicate and engage effectively with diverse audiences including indigenous populations where fieldwork is taking place.
Heidi Hausermann is an assistant professor of geography within the Department of Anthropology, finding that her experiences and interests in anthropology, geography, and environmental science are right at home at CSU.
The Departments of Anthropology and Communication Studies at Colorado State University seek a Postdoctoral Fellow for a two-year appointment. The successful candidate will work collaboratively to link indigenous perspectives and engaged communication on issues of place and space, a key focus of the Ph.D. programs of each unit. Qualified candidates will have a research focus on engaged scholarship that applies critical and/or social science research methods to the intersections of race, ethnicity, post-colonialism, decolonization, globalization and dialogue. Preferred research areas include but are not limited to the Americas. Additionally, successful candidates will demonstrate an ability to communicate effectively with diverse audiences on and off campus.
The Departments of Anthropology and CSU Department of Communication Studies at Colorado State University seek a Postdoctoral Fellow for a two-year appointment.
The successful candidate will work collaboratively to link indigenous perspectives and engaged communication on issues of place and space, a key focus of the Ph.D. programs of each unit. Applications due by April 12.
View the position announcement here:https://jobs.colostate.edu/postings/64788w
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Three Colorado State University undergraduates assisted archaeologists studying the prehistory of Wyomingâs Wind River Range last summer.
Colorado State University students conducted archaeological research above the tree line last summer, studying the prehistory of Wyomingâs Wind River Range with instructor Rich Adams and the Paleocultural Research Group
The Anthropology Graduate Student Society (AGSS) at Colorado State University is currently accepting submissions for the 9th volume of Furthering Perspectives. Submissions are due February 1st, 2019. Email your submission to this issueâs editor, Ned Molder at [email protected].
AGSS accepts work from graduate students and upper-class undergrads from Colorado State University and CSU College of Liberal Arts. Submissions can include independent research, papers written for class, a portion of your masterâs thesis, or any other scholarly work created while youâve been a student at CSU.
Submissions will be reviewed by a panel of CSU faculty and AGSS officers, giving students a taste of the academic peer review process. Issues of Furthering Perspectives are digital and live on the CSU libraryâs Digital Collections website, making this is a great opportunity to add a publishing credit to your CV.
The Indian Child Welfare Act was meant to rectify the number of adoptions of Native American children by white families. Does it represent unfair racial preference?
Fantastic CPR interview with Alumna Susan Harness about her book âBitterroot: A Salish Memoir of Transracial Adoptionâ
This is a really interesting article on Homesteads of Soapstone Prairie Natural Area. Archaeologist Jason LaBelle, his students, and our archaeology field school have worked in this area for the past 15 years! City of Fort Collins Natural Areas
Our Colorado State University Online Bachelor's in Anthropology program is one of the top online Anthropology degree programs in the nation! It was featured on TheBestSchools.org as one of the best for 2018! Not to brag or anythingâŚ
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The payoff on a Liberal Arts education is once again under the spotlight with a recent WSJ article that states students who choose elite liberal arts colleges donât earn as much money early in their careers as those who attend highly selective research universities. The Journal analyzed salary figures for the [...]
"Alumni of liberal arts colleges number disproportionately high among the nationâs and the worldâs leaders," reminds John I. Williams, Jr, newly elected President of Muhlenberg College in Pennsylvania. "The world has never needed graduates of liberal arts colleges more than now. We're preparing students for a less certain future than ever before, and they'll need to come up with ways to innovate and adapt to changing circumstances."
Williams elaborates with 5 reasons why the liberal arts is key preparation for future leaders.
In our new paper, published in the Journal of Biogeography, we investigate postfire regeneration patterns of AraucariaâNothofagus forests on the west slope of the Andes Mountains in the AraucanĂa râŚ
New research published by Professor of Geography Jason Sibold and his Universidad Austral de Chile colleagues! The team was working on burn severity and post-fire regeneration patterns of AraucariaâNothofagus forests on the west slope of the Andes Mountains in the AraucanĂa region of Chile.
Until a couple of decades ago, anthropology was seen to be an uncommon field of study. People felt that this was an area of study with very limited career scope. However, time proved all of them wrong and today there are
Interested in majoring in anthropology, but aren't sure what career opportunities are available? Shatavisha Chakravorty provides a few options to consider in Yahoo Finance.
Walking through forests across the Mountain West, you might not realize youâre walking past historical artifacts big enough to crush you. These artifacts
Alumnus Jack Wheeler has been participating in several archaeology surveys this summer with History Colorado and PCRG (Paleocultural Research Group).
A few weeks ago, they surveyed El Camino Real between Taos and Santa Fe (an old horse/mule road that connected to the wagon road at Santa Fe and continued to Mexico City). In addition to the historic linear resources they recorded, they also found several prehistoric cites with lithic scatters, bifaces, tools, and ceramics.
About a month ago, he was also on a survey to document Culturally Modified Trees (CMTs) north of Pagosa Springs. Check out the KUNC article about the project.
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PAID internship with JSI! JSI is a public health firm that works in various areas from HIV prevention to primary care transformation. This is a great opportunity to add applied anthropology experience to your resume! Act quick - deadline for applications is TOMORROW!
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Alumna (BA '18) and current anthropology graduate student Marie Taylor was featured in the Colorado State University Magazine article "Whiz Kids". She discusses her undergraduate research experience, âWhat do sherd counts have to do with sedentism? Ceramics at Fossil Creek Site.â
The Department of Anthropology has offered geography courses since 2008. As of June 20, students can now declare a B.S. in Geography!