LCSC Anthropology Club

Here it is folks! Our famous Ecuador raffle with so many great items to win, 36 different options to be exact. Take a look. Let me know which drawing you want to enter #1-36 and I will get you entered.
$5 for 3 tickets (3 chances to win!). Feel free to put all your tickets in the same basket or break them up.
We will be at the Art Under the Elms (AUE) April 21-23rd if you want to see everything in person. If you are not visiting AUE this weekend, simply send your name, address, phone # and which basket(s) you want to enter to [email protected].

Thank you to all of our donors, my hard working students, and all of you for your continued support of the Ecuador Program.
Contact Dr. Allison ([email protected])

Lewiston Friends, do you love pizza? Please consider eating out at Mod Pizza on Monday, March 6th. You can eat there for lunch, dinner, and snacks. If you use the Code: MODGIVES20 they will donate 20% of the sales to help my students study in Ecuador. Please help us spread the word by sharing with friends, friends of friends...and family who like pizza (and salad).
Come eat with me at noon!!

Thank you for supporting my students going to Ecuador! This is a great way to share treats with your Valentines. We always run out, so let me know if you want me to save you some boxes.

Happy Halloween! 👻🎃

Hope to see you there!

We unearthed this unusual figurine while excavating a lost medieval castle at Soulton Hall in Shropshire.

We don't know how old it is, but out expert analysis does suggest that it is from a long time ago, in a galaxy far far away…

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If you are an LC State student interested in submitting your work to TRR, email us at [email protected] from your LC Mail address to bypass our submission fee! Take the steps to be published today!

Such a wonderful Keynote address at Pi'amkinwaas and musical performance at The Center by Benjamin Hunter to kick off Multicultural Discovery Month.
Thank you to everyone who made food, helped with setup, and enjoyed these powerful gatherings of people. I really felt uplifted by all the good words, music, food, art, and especially people sharing their stories. I want to especially thank Emily Johnson for all her collaborations and support to make this happen.
If you missed the keynote or the performance, or even if you just want to hear more from Benjamin Hunter, he has several Youtube videos and a TedTalk you can peruse.

Hope to see you all at our next event, the Food and Culture night potluck and Dance next Friday at 6 pm in the WCC. This event is free and open to the public. Bring your appetite, and some food and stories to share.

Call for Indigenous Artists!

The Center for Arts & History, Nez Perce Tourism, and the Nez Perce Traditions Gift Shop will showcase a pop-up group exhibition of MMIW themed artwork as part of this year’s Art Under the Elms. The MMIW exhibit “No More Stolen Relatives” will be on view on the LC State Main Campus April 22-24 and include a variety of artistic media. The deadline to commit to including artwork is April 8. The artwork will need to be delivered to the Center for Arts & History by April 16. Please reach out to Helen Goodteacher and/or Stacia Morfin for more information.