UW-Madison Anthropology News
Graduating Students, Alicia Lawson and Alina Prahl, recipients of the UW-Madison Leadership Certfiicate
University Communications photographers document the evolving world of in-person, hybrid and virtual instruction at UW–Madison, Featuring Professor Sissel Schroeder’s Spring 2021 course
In light of the COVID pandemic, courses across campus were held virtually, hybrid, and some with under 50 students were held in-person. University photographers documented the many ways courses were adapted this Spring semester. One …
Graduate Student, Pearly Wong, named a Public Humanities Fellow through the A.W. Mellon Public Humanities Fellowship program
Graduate student Alan Lee recognized with Exceptional Service TA Award
Professor Hawks Receives Van Hise Outreach Teaching Award
“Hawks seeks to instill in students an interest in lifelong learning and intellectual curiosity.”
In support of Asian, Pacific Island, and Desi Communities
Dear Members of our Anthropology Community, My heart aches in the wake of another horrific mass shooting, and I am mad, so mad. I am struggling to find the words that would express this anger, …
The Instructional Highlights Series Features Professor Camal
“UW–Madison instructors have been investing great thought and effort into making their virtual classrooms engaging, inclusive and supportive. We asked a cross-section of them to reflect on their remote classes and to share, in particular, …
The Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon conferred upon Dr. Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney
The Order of the Sacred Treasure has been conferred on Dr. Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney by the Emperor of Japan in recognition of her many contributions to promoting the understanding of Japan and Japanese culture around the …
Fill the Hill 2020: Consider Donating to the Department of Anthropology!
It’s time for this year’s Fill the Hill event! Consider donating to the Department of Anthropology! Friday, October 23rd at 6:00pm CDT is the last day to participate in the campaign. You can donate to …