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Modeling Pastoral Dynamics
Congratulations to Dr. Mark Moritz (PI) and Dr. Ian Hamilton (EEOB/Mathematics), Dr. Rebecca Garabed (Preventive Veterinary Medicine), and Dr. Jason Thomas (Institute for Population Research) for…
Dr. Guatelli-Steinberg and Dr. Scott McGraw awarded NSF Grant
Congratulations to Dr. Debbie Guatelli-Steinberg (PI), Dr. Scott McGraw (co-PI) and team for their recent award of a National Science Foundation (@NSF) Grant for their project, “Analyzing…
Dr. Juno Parreñas receives 2019 Michelle Z Rosaldo Book Prize Award
Congratulations to Dr. Juno Parreñas, Assistant Professor in the Department of Women’s Gender, and Sexuality Studies, and Department of Anthropology affiliate, who has been awarded the 2019…
Dr. Jeffrey Cohen receives NSF Grant
Congratulations to Dr. Jeffrey Cohen for his award of a National Science Foundation grant to study the question, “Can the development of niche traditional diet become a pathway to…
Jeffrey Cohen co-chairs panel at the Royal Geographic Society
On August 29, Dr. Jeffrey Cohen co-chaired a panel at the Royal Geographic Society annual conference in London, England. Dr. Cohen’s panel “Prospects in Migration Theory: What is Next?” created a…
Jeffrey Cohen moderates migration conference in Jamaica
Professor of anthropology Jeffrey H. Cohen joined the International Centre for Migration Policy Development and MIEUX (Migration EU experts) at a recent conference "Harnessing…
The Big Game Theory
The ASOM team just completed their first Big Game Theory summer camp at the PAST Foundation.
Professor Sam Stout's Retirement Reception
Sam Stout’s Retirement Reception
Department of Anthropology, Ohio State University
Comments presented by Clark Larsen
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“Sensing Seconds and Epochs with Semi-Wild Orangutans and their Caretakers: A 21st Century Ethnographic Approach to Cross-Disciplinary Anthropology”
Conservation efforts are becoming increasingly urgent, making Juno Parreñas' talk about orangutan conservation efforts in Sarawak timely—and the temporal scales between the epochs was indeed a…