Student Research in Anthropology
Anthropology Student Research Opportunities
Real Research... Real Opportunity...
Students in the Anthropology program at Western State Colorado University are encouraged (in many courses required) to develop their own creative and relevant research projects in which they are responsible for design, implementation, and publication or presentation of their results. In carrying out their own projects, anthropology students at Western State Colorado University get a jump on research opportunities that are usually only available to graduate students at larger institutions. Many of the projects listed below illustrate the commitment of WSCU's Anthropology program to undergraduate research.
The Funky Report
by Greg Meldrum
Paper Presented at the
9th Biennial Rocky Mountain Anthropological Conference
Gunnison, Colorado October 2009
What's for Dinner?
by Darci Dobson
Poster Presented at Celebrating Scholarship
Western State Colorado University December 2008
Infant Feeding Practices and Beliefs: Mali, Brazil, and the U.S.
by Megan Jamison
Paper Presented at the
9th Biennial Rocky Mountain Anthropological Conference
Gunnison, Colorado October 2009
