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.
The Department of Anthropology at Notre Dame offers unique opportunities and support for fieldwork, internships and research. See what our current majors and minors have been doing this spring, summer, and fall!
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Bare feet slapped on the hardwood floor and students watched their reflections in the mirrored walls as Lindsay McCray ’20 commanded the attention of Rockne Memorial Gymnasium’s Room 109.
Fitted in a spotless white suit, black belt tied tight around her waist, McCray was there in her role as president of the Notre Dame Mixed Martial Arts Club. The students before her were there on a field trip. Their class? Martial Arts and Popular Culture.…
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Location: 278 Corbett Family Hall
Join Mark Shelhamer, Sc.D., former Chief Scientist of the NASA Human Research Program at John Hopkins University for his talk "Performance, and Resilience- with Ideas from Spaceflight and Complexity Theory". All are welcome!
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Location: 278E Corbett Family Hall (the Tutor Room)
Wednesday, Sept. 25th from- 5:05-6:05pm in 278E Corbett Family Hall (the Tutor Room), Prof. Eric Haanstad be offering a Graduate School Workshop for those of you interested in applying to graduate schools, whether in anthropology or in other fields. We will be joined by several graduate students from our department who can share some of their recent experiences and advice. Pizza and snacks provided. If you would like to attend, please contact ejhaanstad@nd.edu…
