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Bio…Anthro… Whatsit?

Bioanthropologist focuses on capturing my educational journey as an undergraduate student–and also, to unlock the inner bioanthropologist in all of us! Common topics include human evolution and osteology, archeology, and zoology. My research, study abroad, and field exercise stories will all be discussed here. However, the blog also encompasses personal posts, such as recipes, pictures and stories of pets, and DIYs. Lastly, this blog has become an outlet for environmental activism.


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About Me

A bit other than academics.

My hobbies:
– Both reading and writing fantasy and historical novels.
– Caring for my pets (ball python, crested gecko).
– Collecting rare heirloom seed varieties and gardening.
– Starting my journey into paleontology.
My favorite shows: Blue Eye Samurai, Neon Genesis Evangelion, The Promised Neverland, Stranger Things, and Squid Game.
My favorite books: Eon: Dragoneye Reborn, Liar’s Moon, Warrior Cats, Guardians of Gahoole, and The Cruel Prince.


Coursework completed:

Biology

Classes

(BIO-101) Biology I
(BIO-102) Biology II
(GEN-3000) Fundamental Genetics
(BIO-3350) Evolutionary Biology
(BIO-3030) Vertebrate Biology
(BIO-4400) Developmental Animals

Experiences

  • Behavioral Ecology Field School: Completed with an emphasis on endangered monkeys in Costa Rica.

Anthropology

Classes

(ANTH-2000) Intro To Anthropology
(PSY-203) Human Growth & Development
(ANTH-3510) Biological Anthropology
(ANTH-4230) Human Remains Recovery
(ANTH-4270) Religion, Magic, and Witchcraft

Experiences

  • Human Remains Recovery Field School: Completed inc. simulated and real human remains.
  • Coming soon. Planned for Summer 2024: Skeletal analysis abroad.

Archeology

Classes

(ANTH-2010) Intro To Anthropology
(ANTH-3310) Archeology
(ANTH-4350) Archeological Field School

(HIS-201) American History Disc to 1877
(HIS-202) American History 1877 to Present

Experiences

  • Archeology Field School: Completed with an emphasis on Native American and Colonial cultural artifacts.

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