Talk by Kelly Chaves presented by Lambda Alpha
anthropology
A 2D Geometric Morphometric Analysis of Modern and Paleolithic Microtus Guentheri Populations: A New Paleoenvironmental Proxy for the Levant
Geordon Taylor M.A. thesis defense, Department of Anthropology and Sociology.
Urbanization of the Bronze and Iron Age Levant: Micromammals as a Proxy
M.A. thesis defense of TJ Edwards, Department of Anthropology and Sociology.
Late Pleistocene Primate from South China: A Case Study from Yahuai Cave, Gaungxi
MA thesis defense of Jessica Castaño, Department of Anthropology and Sociology.
Teaching and Service Opportunities In Nepal
UTulsa students are invited to join the Department of Psychology in welcoming Kapil Dev Regmi, founder of Pragya Gunja School and Don Bosco College in Kathmandu Nepal. Mr. Regmi will talk about the educational system in Nepal and the challenges they face. He will also share opportunities for teaching and service internships in Kathmandu. Students can teach in a school for a semester or year and receive room, board, and airfare. Mr. Regmi is president of Engineers Without Borders Nepal, and president elect of EWB International.
Three Years of Faunal Analyses at the Haynie Site
Lambda Alpha presents a talk by Jonathan Dombrosky, Environmental archaeologist at Crow Canyon Archaeological
Center and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Archaeology at the University of New Mexico.
Join us for drinks at Kilkenny’s afterwards.
Anthropology Round Table Discussion
Professor John Hawks will moderate an informal round table and discuss open-access publishing and data access in anthropology. Hawks studies the bones and genes of ancient humans. His research has been featured in documentaries from Netflix, PBS, National Geographic Channel, Discovery Channel, History Channel, Science Channel, and the BBC. The event is free and Andolini’s pizza will be served for lunch. All students, faculty, and staff are welcome!
Winterfest (Celebration of Winter) Party
UTulsa students are invited to relax and have fun during Reading Days week at Winterfest (Celebration of Winter)! We will have anthropology trivia, Kahoot, and board games. For food, there will be plenty of pizza, soda, and a hot chocolate bar with complementary peppermint and cinnamon sticks! ALL UTulsa students are welcome! You do not need to be an Anthropology or Sociology major to join the fun. 🎉
The Anthro Scoop: Kids (of all ages) Love Bugs
This month’s scoop: “Jess P: Kids Love Bugs!”
Interested in Entomology or want to learn more about insects and their importance to humans? This interactive workshop is open to all ages! Swing by for the scoop and get ready for an interactive evening filled with friends, fun, a sprinkle of knowledge, and of course, FREE ice cream!
Tools and Materials of Jewish Scribal Arts
Yonatan Reches from the Kedusah Project will hold a hands-on demonstration of the tools and materials of Jewish Scribal Art.
A 2D Geometric Morphometric Analysis of Modern and Paleolithic Microtus Guentheri Populations: A New Paleoenvironmental Proxy for the Levant
Geordon Taylor M.A. thesis defense, Department of Anthropology and Sociology.
Urbanization of the Bronze and Iron Age Levant: Micromammals as a Proxy
M.A. thesis defense of TJ Edwards, Department of Anthropology and Sociology.
Late Pleistocene Primate from South China: A Case Study from Yahuai Cave, Gaungxi
MA thesis defense of Jessica Castaño, Department of Anthropology and Sociology.
Teaching and Service Opportunities In Nepal
UTulsa students are invited to join the Department of Psychology in welcoming Kapil Dev Regmi, founder of Pragya Gunja School and Don Bosco College in Kathmandu Nepal. Mr. Regmi will talk about the educational system in Nepal and the challenges they face. He will also share opportunities for teaching and service internships in Kathmandu. Students can teach in a school for a semester or year and receive room, board, and airfare. Mr. Regmi is president of Engineers Without Borders Nepal, and president elect of EWB International.
Three Years of Faunal Analyses at the Haynie Site
Lambda Alpha presents a talk by Jonathan Dombrosky, Environmental archaeologist at Crow Canyon Archaeological
Center and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Archaeology at the University of New Mexico.
Join us for drinks at Kilkenny’s afterwards.
Anthropology Round Table Discussion
Professor John Hawks will moderate an informal round table and discuss open-access publishing and data access in anthropology. Hawks studies the bones and genes of ancient humans. His research has been featured in documentaries from Netflix, PBS, National Geographic Channel, Discovery Channel, History Channel, Science Channel, and the BBC. The event is free and Andolini’s pizza will be served for lunch. All students, faculty, and staff are welcome!
Winterfest (Celebration of Winter) Party
UTulsa students are invited to relax and have fun during Reading Days week at Winterfest (Celebration of Winter)! We will have anthropology trivia, Kahoot, and board games. For food, there will be plenty of pizza, soda, and a hot chocolate bar with complementary peppermint and cinnamon sticks! ALL UTulsa students are welcome! You do not need to be an Anthropology or Sociology major to join the fun. 🎉
The Anthro Scoop: Kids (of all ages) Love Bugs
This month’s scoop: “Jess P: Kids Love Bugs!”
Interested in Entomology or want to learn more about insects and their importance to humans? This interactive workshop is open to all ages! Swing by for the scoop and get ready for an interactive evening filled with friends, fun, a sprinkle of knowledge, and of course, FREE ice cream!
Tools and Materials of Jewish Scribal Arts
Yonatan Reches from the Kedusah Project will hold a hands-on demonstration of the tools and materials of Jewish Scribal Art.