News & Events
- Congratulations to Katie Donlan who successfully defended her prospectus, "Between Recognition and Refusal: The Politics of Maine-Wabanaki Truth, Reconciliation, and Healing.鈥 Her committee included Professors Jen Shannon (chair),
- Former postdoc (2016-2019) Jack Hanson working under Scott Ortman has been named Associate Professor of Roman Archaeology at the University of Oxford. Since leaving CU, Jack has been a Fellow of the British Academy at Reading University
- Sophia Busse voted best poster at the Studio Lab End-of-Year Poster Extravaganza. Sophia worked with Brent Andrews, a PhD student in archaeology, on a project that compiled information on technological change related to food processing in
- Please join us in celebrating and honoring these graduate students for outstanding academic performance and disciplinary service: Skye Barger, Sabrina Bradford, Georgia Butcher, Paige Edmiston, Kelesy Hoppes, Patrick McKenzie, Adi Prakash,
- Daniel Naumenko awarded a J. Tour Scholarship in Arts & Sciences for the 2023-24 academic year.
- Graduate student Patrick McKenzie awarded a Summer Center for the Humanities and the Arts Fellowship. Patrick will use the funds to support his preliminary fieldwork in Bulgaria this summer. CHA summer stipends are designed for
- Graduate student Georgia Butcher awarded a Summer Center for the Humanities and the Arts Fellowship. Geprgia will use the funds to support dissertation fieldwork this summer. CHA summer stipends are designed for graduate
- Ph.D. student Lindsay Johansson successfully defended her dissertation entitled, "Freemont Architecture: Examining Evidence for Regional Consistency in Structure Function Despite Variability in Structural Forms." Congratulations, Dr.
- Congratulations to Anna Wynfield who successfully defended her prospectus, "Reproductive Exclusion: Pregnancy, Pharmaceutical Development, and the Politics of Clinical Trials.鈥 Her committee included Professors Donna Goldstein (advisor),
- Nicholas Puente receives a Student Research Award from the CU Natural History Museum. This funding will support Nicholas's community museum project at Punta Laguna, Yucatan, Mexico. The Museo Najil Tucha project will increase pride in