Anthropology, like its object of study, is complicated and fascinating.
Anthropologists want to know everything about our species, from its earliest origins to its complex present, and use every tool and question we can think of to understand our embodied, social nature.
"Science on Tap: Effective Public Engagement or Preaching to the Choir?" Read more on Dr. Cara Ocobock's paper and documentary trailer…
As a medical anthropologist, Notre Dame associate professor Vania Smith-Oka is interested in how larger institutions shape the lives of the people who interact within them. In her current research, she wants to know how some medical professionals, tasked with caring for patients, create a system that abuses some of their most vulnerable patients. She and graduate students are spending time in hospitals and doctor’s offices in Mexico to understand how such a culture evolves.
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Location: 278 Corbett Family Hall
Due to Notre Dame's decision to move all courses online through the remainder of the spring 2020 semester, the Brown Bag with Dr. Rachel Prentice has been cancelled. We will share more information on rescheduling at a later date.
Brown bag speaker series featuring Dr. Rachel Prentice. All are welcome!……
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Location: 278 Corbett Family Hall
Due to Notre Dame's decision to move all courses online through the remainder of the spring 2020 semester, the Student Anthropology Research Forum has been cancelled. We will share more information on rescheduling at a later date.
The University of Notre Dame's Department of Anthropology invites you to a combined symposium of research by our graduate and undergraduate students! Undergraduate poster presentations begin at 1:15 pm on the 2nd Floor of Corbett Family Hall and undergraduate student presentations begin at 1:45 pm in the Tutor Room 278. Graduate student presentations begin at 2:15 pm in the Tutor Room 278 Corbett Family Hall.…
