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This award is bestowed by the Association of Black Anthropologists (a section of the American Anthropological Association) for an original essay 

“The shape of space – A conversation on the making of metaphors, materiality, and geometries of power” featured graduate student panelists 

Her research highlights discontent among aid workers and the influence of power and privilege in the humanitarian sector

This award, for an Outstanding Graduate Student Paper, is bestowed by the American Anthropology Association’s Society for East Asian Anthropology. 

In Lima in December 2024, Richard L. Burger and Lucy Salazar were honored by the Peruvian congress for their exceptional and dedicated contributions 

PhD candidate Carlos Flores Manzano leads presentation highlighting the recent publication of the June 2024 symposium proceedings 

Her NSF-funded research provides the first radiocarbon dates and intriguing evidence for social connections with Ecuador and central Peru

Her research shows how Syrian refugees and Jordanian women articulated feelings of empowerment, satisfaction and the benefits of volunteering 

The colloquium, “Working with Archaeological Collections at the Yale Peabody Museum” highlighted exciting research opportunities and outcomes 

Yale anthropologist Dove argues that a more holistic approach to the study of natural history would help counter growing skepticism of science