Davidson College Anthropology

Come study "Comparative Skeletal Anatomy" with me in Costa Rica in June! Imagine taking this wholesome fun in a basement lab to the rainforest! https://maderasrfc.org/courses/

World Anthropology Day! Major & minor declaration form on site, anthro keepsakes too

Bit lengthy but a worthy read

How Cultural Anthropologists Redefined Humanity A brave band of scholars set out to save us from racism and sexism. What happened?

Our own Dr. Bowles co-chairs Faculty of Color Caucus with Dr. Martinez

Laying out carcasses in Ecopreserve for Comparative Skeletal Anatomy course (ethically obtained! roadkills, natural death, donations)

Anthro table Weds 12-1!

Anthro alumna Klea Miho and her awesome job at the Fillmore Charlotte!

New post: My Favorite Place in Ghana

My Favorite Place in Ghana My Favorite Place in Ghana July 20, 2018 By Burton Owen Leave a Comment After drumming and dancing class every Tuesday and Thursday, my friend David and I (more often than not accompanied by Maurice) would walk out of the gates of the cultural center to a little bar on the side of an adjacent street...

New post: Creation from Resource Allocation

Creation from Resource Allocation Creation from Resource Allocation July 12, 2018 By Ally Bedell Leave a Comment This Wednesday, Dr.Ofori (the man who runs the microbiology lab at KATH) was explaining to me how everything in KATH is manual, specifically focusing on the lab equipment. All of the patient information, updates, test res...

New post: GOALLLLLLLL

GOALLLLLLLL GOALLLLLLLL July 12, 2018 By Ally Bedell Leave a Comment I am not a huge soccer fan. Wait, let me rephrase that, I do not care about soccer in the slightest. When I came to Ghana, I had no idea that the World Cup was going on and had never actually watched a soccer game. When some people in the grou...

New post: Momma, I’m home!

Momma, I’m home! Momma, I’m home! July 6, 2018 By Mikayla Smalls Leave a Comment Me: It’s been so long since I’ve been home. Everything looks so different. Momma: Yes my child. Things are very different now. Me: I’m glad to be home. I didn’t realize how much I missed home until I came back. Momma: *smiles*...