Dartmouth Anthropology Presents the Claire Garber Goodman Research Symposium
Friday, May 19th: 12:30 - 4:30 PM
Haldeman 041 Kreindler Conference Room

Annual presentation of senior honors theses and independent study projects supported by the Claire Garber Goodman Fund for anthropological study. 

Suzanna Geisel-Zamora
Tackling TikTok: Motivations, Connection, and Physiological Stress among young adult TikTok users in Aotearoa New Zealand           

Jane Murry Bryan
Imagining the Future: Identity Negotiation among Christian Women at Elite Universities

Isabelle Vratimos
Student Perceptions of Gender-Based Violence at Dartmouth Following the Covid-19 Pandemic

John High
Archaeological Investigations using U2 Spy Plane Imagery in the Middle East

Anne Johnakin           
Starch and Phytolith Analysis of Drinking and Cooking Wares from Early Bronze Age IV Tell Qarqur, Syria

Mia Russo
The Gendered History of Psychiatric Institutionalization in the U.S.

David Goodman
A Wall or a Road? A Remote Sensing-based Investigation of Fortifications on Rome’s Eastern Frontier

Ellen Kozelka 
For One and For All: Engaging with Communities and Cultural Context for Digital Mental Health Equity

Catherine Miller
Kromdraai: A fossil hominin-bearing cave site in South Africa

When

5/19/2023

12:30 pm - 4:30 pm

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Location

Haldeman Hall 41 (Kreindler Conference Hall)

Sponsored by

Anthropology Department

Audience

Public

Anthropology Department Claire Garber Goodman Research Symposium