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We are offering SIXTEEN summer courses in Anthropology this summer. Registration is open now! Please visit our profile to view full series of summer courses being offered. This post tells you about: -Pacific Island Archaeology -Oregon Archaeology -Human Biological Variation -Food & Culture -Human Growth & Development -Primate Behavior by @uoanthro
We are offering SIXTEEN summer courses in Anthropology this summer. Registration is open now! Please visit our profile to view full series of summer courses being offered. This post tells you about: -Anthropology & Aliens -Principles of Archaeology -Intro to Cultural Anthropology -Sexuality & Culture -Intro to Monkeys & Apes -Evolution of Human Sexuality -Intro to Nutritional Anthropology -Animals & People -Science, Race, & Society -Food Origins by @uoanthro
Meet your candidates for Seat 11 representing Anthropology and Geography! Vote NOW in the runoff election. You have the power to influence the future of our campus. Check your UO email for more information on how/where to vote and the voter guide! Polls close tomorrow 4/11 at 9am. by @uoanthro
Indigenous Archaeology Field Methods Field School is now accepting applications until April 19th! This 12 credit summer course will include a variety of museum-based and field-based research, lectures, discussions, and professional development activities. For more information on applying, scholarships, and fees, check the link in our bio or contact Dr. Gabriel Sanchez at gsanche2@uoregon.edu by @uoanthro
Spring term, what mysteries will you uncover? Our Anthropology course schedule is here, packed with thought-provoking explorations. Check DuckWeb for registration and tell us in the comments: what classes pique your curiosity the most? by @uoanthro
Happy World Anthropology Day! 🌎 🎉 “Anthropology helps us appreciate cultural diversity, recognize universal connections, and use critical thinking skills to broaden our perspectives of the world,” says Katelyn McDonough, Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthropology and Native American and Indigenous Studies, and Curator of Great Basin Archaeology at the UO’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History. Image description: Anthropology students work with primate skulls. #UOCAS #UOAnthropology by @uoanthro
happy valentine's day ducks! 🤎 ANTH by @uoanthro
Traveling while earning credits towards your degree?!? Studying abroad is an amazing opportunity that the UO provides. For more information on these summer programs, check out the link in our bio!🌏🛫 by @uoanthro
We hope to see you all at the Career and Internship Expo happening this Thursday, February 1st! It’s a wonderful opportunity to explore different career paths! by @uoanthro
The College of Arts and Sciences Scholarships is open! Give yourself some time to feel out the applications! If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out🤎💚🩵 by @uoanthro
Join us in the screening of Land/Trust on Thursday, January 25 at 2:00pm-3:30pm at the Museum of Natural and Cultural History! The short film highlights the Amah Mutsun Tribal band's goal to revitalize native coastal prairie plants in the Quirsote Valley Cultural Preserve at Año Nuevo State Park through their traditional land management practices. Stay after to join in on the discussion led by Alexii Signona and Ruth Anne Beutler!🤎🌾🌊 by @uoanthro
Happy Winter Break Duckies! We will return to our regularly scheduled hours for the winter term. Enjoy the break and happy holidays!☃️❄️ by @uoanthro

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