Allison Formanack gave a successful defense of her doctoral dissertation titled Mobile Home on the Range: Manufacturing Ruin and Respect in an American Zone of Abandonment . Congratulations to Allison and her advisor, Carla Jones .

Meyleen Mena gave a successful defense of her doctoral dissertation titled Women Detained: Justice and Institutional Violence in São Paulo’s Criminal Justice System . Congratulations to Meryleen and her advisor, Donna Goldstein.

Bailey Duhé PhD Candidate recently published an article in Museum Anthropology . Congratulations Bailey!

The AAA website Anthropology News recently posted an interview with Carla Jones about the Association for Feminist Anthropology. You can read the article here .

Both Michelle Sauther and Steve Leigh are on this important new paper fetured in Phys.org ** Update They are also now featured in the following: Science Daily newsprintuk

Sarah Kurnick featured in CU Boulder Today. Read the article here

10 CU students, alumni offered prestigious grants to study internationally Fulbright study/research Page McClean is pursuing her doctorate degree in anthropology at CU. Her research in Chile seeks to understand the influence of Chile's southern highway. She'll conduct ethnographic research in Villa O'Higgins and Puerto Rio Tranquilo for her dissertation...

Professor Gerardo Gutiérrez's Project Map has been a large initiative that has benefited the campus and the Department of Anthropology.

Anthropologist launches high-tech study of color in ancient art - A&S Magazine feature article. Gerardo Gutiérrez , anthropologists and staff featured in this interesting story in the latest A&S magazine.

Allison Formanack (MA ’11) PhD candidate, presented a poster titled "The curious Case of Chattle Financing and Manufactured Housing: Ethnographic Evidence from Nebraska and Colorado Moblie-Homeowners. The Boulder Summer Conference on Consumer Financial Decision Making features research from an interdisciplinary field of social sciences in addition to private and public/government...