On Friday, April 22, the Sociology-Anthropology Department hosted the 2022 Student Anthropology Conference.   The students presenting were:

Brandie Robb – Exposure of Disabled or Deformed Infants in Classical Greece

Sara Broyles – Barriers to Healthcare in Rural America: With a Special Look at Rural Missouri

Hannah Scarborough – A Comparison of Historic Ceramic Artifacts from a Company Town Site versus a Private Residential Site in Turn-of-the-Century Greene County

Josh Slocum – Sea Turtles in the Market of Ecotourism

Evie Tackett-Turner  – Atheism with a Cause – Moral Values in Modern Satanists

Jackie Batista-Martinez and Laken Parrish – Prehistoric SE Ceramics

Lane McCullough – Experimental Lithic Use

Ashlynn Pike – The Decline of Gyps Vultures and Their Consequences