News & Events
Kate Goldfarb has been appointed the new Digital Content Editor for the American Ethnological Society (AES). In this role, she will help shape the digital presence and scholarly conversation for one of anthropology's leading organizations.
Sarah Simeonoff received a Wenner-Gren Dissertation Fieldwork Grant (and on her first submission attempt!) Sarah successfully secured $21,538 from the Wenner-Gren Foundation for her dissertation project "Assessing Alutiiq Persistence on the Kodiak
The Anthropology Department was well represented this year at the 10th Annual Rocky Mountain Pre-Columbian Association Research Colloquium (RMPA) at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science this past Friday, October 10th! Below are the paper
Alumna, Kate Fischer's research on the culture of coffee is featured in the latest Colorado Arts & Sciences Magazine. The article, "What's All the Buzz 勛圖厙?", delves into how coffee is more than just a beverage, it's a powerful social ritual
Professor Gabrielle Cabrera publishes "Migrant Lives: Invisibility, Solidarity, and Repair," for Anthropology New's September-November issue on "Invisibility." Read the article in Anthropology News
Professor Donna M Goldstein publishes, "The Afterword: From Insurgent Citizens to Ambivalent Subjects," in the Journal of Anthropological Research.Read the article: Journal of Anthropological Research
Alumna, Magda Stawkowski (Anthropology, PhD 2014) publishes Atomic Collective: Radioactive Life in Kazakhstan. Professor Donna Goldstein contributed the foreword, "Live: Shadows of Fallout in Kazakhstans Nuclear Test Site."Get the book:
Professor Donna Goldstein's article, Corned Beef Sandwich: Sexuality and Aging in Times of COVID-19, is out in the new Vernon Press anthology Gender, Sexuality and Life Course. A fascinating read on pandemic life and intimacy.Read the article:
Fernando Villanea's co-authored article,"The MUC19 gene: An evolutionary history of recurrent introgression and natural selection," published in the journal Science and featured in CU Boulder Today.Abstract:We study the gene MUC19, for which some
Professor Kate Goldfarb's & Alumna, Lucas Rozell's (MA Anthropology 2024) publish, ""Colorados Marshall Fire Survivors Find Healing and Meaning Through Oral History Project," in The Conversation.Read the article The Conversation