Kyle Joyce'16 and Madeline Hardy'15 work on cleaning teeth from the BAKOTA project that were collected by Professor Giblin during the summer.
On November 15th students from various anthropology classes got together for a cupcake social. They were asked to work together in teams to create a poster conveying anthropological concepts such as cultural relativism. SAR members helped facilitate the event and judge which poster was the most creative as well as accurate, the winners received cool anthropological themed prizes.
On November 19th Professor Giblin and some of her students from the AN300 class ventured to Farm River State Park in order to explore and gain an understanding of the environment. After visiting the park, students worked together to raise awareness for the protection of this park that is essentially run by Quinnipiac University.
On December 4th students from the AN300 Ancient Food for Thought
displayed their newly acquired knowledge by hosting a trivia table in
the student center. Students passing by were able to try their luck at
questions geared around the foods of the New England Native Americans in
order to win yummy treats such as popcorn, maple candies, and
sassafras.
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