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Archaeology and Ancient Beer: New Duckwall Professor Will Excavate Florida’s Past
Anthropology professor John Arthur has been selected to receive the next Frank E. Duckwall Professorship in Florida Studies.
May 13, 2020Campus News, Research and Innovation
Anthropology Professor Participating in Study to Uncover the True Cost of Florida’s Red Tide
The studies are designed to analyze the effects to numerous sectors — from tourism and seafood to industries where impacts are less visible, such as healthcare and construction.
April 29, 2020Research and Innovation
Anthropology Professor to Speak at U.N. Commission on the Status of Women
Heather O’Leary, an assistant professor of anthropology, is an invited speaker at the upcoming United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, an intergovernmental body that champions gender equality and women empowerment globally.
March 2, 2020Research and Innovation
Anthropologist Leads International Team to Study Social and Environmental Impact of Mass Conflict
USFSP Professor of Anthropology Kathryn Weedman Arthur has been awarded $270,000 by the National Science Foundation to investigate the relationship between human conflict and the preservation of natural resources.
July 22, 2019Research and Innovation
Anthropology Professor Wins Top Prize from Environmental Journal
An article on water politics and citizen science by USF St. Petersburg Assistant Professor of Anthropology Heather O’Leary has won the 2018 competition from the academic journal Case Studies in the Environment (CSE), which awards a $2,000 prize for the best environmental case study.
April 24, 2019Research and Innovation
Florida’s Premiere Anthropology Conference Comes to USF St. Petersburg
After 15 years, Florida’s Anthropological Society Conference returned to St. Petersburg.
May 7, 2018Events
Anthropology Students Get Hands-On Training at One of the Most Famous Archaeological Sites in the Southeast
Hidden deep in the heart of Weedon Island Preserve, a nearly 3,200-acre natural area on Tampa Bay, is an archaeological dig site that dates back 1,000 years.
March 7, 2018Research and Innovation, Student Life