The Learning Community consists of all anthropology students, faculty, and staff at Wayne State Univ
Practicing Detroit Anthropology Learning Community: An Integrated Research and Learning Experience
The practicing Detroit Anthropology Learning Community helps its students gain knowledge and skills in the classroom and the broader metro Detroit community. With Detroit-focused coursework and urban service learning projects, we offer these experiences close to campus. This LC provides an opportuni
11/14/2019
Everyone is welcome to join tomorrow!
This Friday at 1:30pm in the Anthro Library- MA student Corrinne Sanger will discuss her work at the Center for Disease Control in Detroit and reflect on how the CDC works to identify and track "at-risk" individuals for contracting HIV.
Coffee + donuts will be provided!
04/23/2019
Take a break from studying and join us later today for a party and graduation celebration!
04/16/2019
AGSO's annual community service day will be at Gleaners Food Pantry on Friday, April 26 from 1-3:30pm at the Warren location (see flyer for address)...Please RSVP to Molly Sanford at [email protected] and see you there! 🥫🤗
04/12/2019
Hope to see all you Tuesday at the Detroit Institute of Arts (John R entrance) for Urban Research Presentations and free dinner!
04/08/2019
Just a reminder to join us tonight from 5:30-8pm in the UGL! We will be screening the documentary film "Out of Breath", about multi-drug resistant tuberculosis in North Korea, and will be hosting a discussion with Dr. KJ Seung afterwards.
04/01/2019
Don't forget to join us today for Dr. Rebecca Kinney's Urban Anthropology talk in the Purdy-Kresge Auditorium!
03/29/2019
Check out all the exciting events we have planned for April!
..and don't forget to follow us on instagram too !
03/25/2019
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03/21/2019
Check this out!
Archaeologists excavate site of demolished Civil War-era log cabin in Detroit The City of Detroit demolished an abandoned house that the Hamtramck Historical Commission wanted to save. As a concession, the city gave a team of archeologists one day to excavate the site and learn as much as they could.