News & Events
- Graduate student, Jack Dalton, successfully defended his research prospectus, 鈥淐ognitive ecology of a nocturnal strepsirrhine primate (Otolemur crassicaudatus) and its implications on primate cognitive evolution.鈥 He now advances to PhD candidacy.
- Congratulations to Michelle Sauther who received the Graduate School鈥檚 Outstanding Faculty Mentor Award. This award showcases a professors many contributions in mentoring graduate students and supporting the mission of graduate education
- Graduate Student Georgia Butcher Receives an GPSG Teaching Excellence Award. This competitive award recognizes the teaching-related work of graduate students inside the classroom and beyond. Congratulations, Georgia!
- Archaeology graduate student, Sasha Buscker, receives an 2022 Museum Student Research Award from the CU Museum of Natural History. This award provides funding for original research with a focus on museum collections. Sasha will use the funds to
- Archaeology Ph.D. student, Kaityln Davis, successfully defended her dissertation, 鈥淎gricultural Adaptation in Light of Socioeconomic Changes in the Northern Rio Grande." Excellent work, Kaitlyn!
- Graduate student, Julie Thomas, has received the Graduate School鈥檚 Summer Fellowship. This fellowship will allow her to focus on the final chapters of her dissertation this summer without needing to take on additional teaching or other employment.
- Graduate student, Katie Donlan, has been awarded an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship for her proposed dissertation research to document, analyze, and engage with the truth and reconciliation process in Maine through a combination of
- Cultural Anthropology Ph.D. student, Kelly Zepelin, successfully defended her dissertation, 鈥淔oraging Culture: Ethics, Practice, and Identity among Contemporary Foragers in the Southwest United States鈥 Thank you so much to her committee:
- Congratulations to Professors Fladd, Goldfarb and Sauther who were all awarded a Research & Innovation (RIO) Seed Grant Program. The RIO Seed Grants are specifically aimed to stimulate inter- and multidisciplinary work on research,
- Congratulations to Rob Weiner for receiving the Paloheimo Fellowship at the School for Advanced Research in Santa Fe! Outstanding work, Rob!