Five anthropology majors successfully defend honors theses

Five anthropology majors successfully defended honors theses this academic year to earn Departmentental Honors and/or graduate from the Honors College. They join a long history of rigorous original research undertaken by undergraduates in the Department. For more information on pursuing honors, please visit: https://anthro.appstate.edu/programs-study/honors-program

2019

  • Heller, Jacob. Natural Selection and Genetic Drift Reexamined in the Contet of Late Pleistocene Human Evolution and the Hybrid Niche.
  • Waugh, Rees. Materializing Community through Practice: Identity, Community, and Craft in Happy Valley, North Carolina.

2020

  • Cross, Amber. Site Function and Occupational Patterns at Colvard II (31AH266).
  • Kitteringham, Lia G. Petroglyphs in the Southern Appalachians: Landscape, Memory, and Meaning.
  • Winnicki, Liv. A Study of Gender and Ritual through Women's Corn Grinding Activities in the American Southwest.
Published: May 15, 2020 3:23pm

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