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Zoe Eddy

Zoe Eddy's "Megafauna Among Us: Humans and other Charismatic Animals" is one of The Most Innovative Courses of the 2019–2020 Academic Year

February 18, 2021

"Megafauna Among Us: Humans and other Charismatic Animals" taught by Zoe Eddy in Spring 2020 is named one of The Most Innovative Courses of the 2019–2020 Academic Year by Campuswire. 

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There are openings for College Fellows in Archaeological Science, Latin America, or Linguistic and Semiotic anthropology. Applications due March 1st, 2021

January 22, 2021
There are three open positions for College Fellows in Archaeological Science, Latin America, or Linguistic and Semiotic anthropology. Applications due March 1st, 2021. Read more about There are openings for College Fellows in Archaeological Science, Latin America, or Linguistic and Semiotic anthropology. Applications due March 1st, 2021
Eric Reinhart

Examining how US underinvestment in medical education exacerbates global inequalities

November 17, 2020

In a British Medical Journal article co-authored with assistant professor in the history of medicine Eram Alam, departmental doctoral candidate Eric Reinhart argues major new investment is needed in US medical education and infrastructure to adequately care for the US population and to stop the siphoning of much-needed healthcare workers from abroad––a long-standing system that exacerbates global inequalities.

 

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