ASO's Annual Grad Faculty Picnic will be held this Sunday (4/28)!
It'll be held at the gazebo in downtown Kent (corner of Franklin & Main) beginning around 2 pm!
For more details, message us or check for emails.
We look forward to seeing you!
(Pics: 2018 Grad Faculty Picnic)
Meeting on Wednesday night at 6:30 in 107 Merill Hall!
Meet there first, then outside for a picnic!
Tons of things to discuss as we finalize details for our Graduate Student/Faculty Picnic! Also we will be discussions about the field trip to Serpants Mound, and Hocking Hills.
The Int'l Bowling Museum Hall of Fame cites anthropologist, Sir Flinders Petrie, finding artifacts in a grave in '30s Egypt reminiscent of early bowling! If accurate, this game may date to at least 3200BC.
& Still good today! What do they say...if it ain't broke..
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We will not be meeting tonight (March 20), so our next meeting will fall on April 3rd, after we return from break.
We hope you have a great Spring Break and please be sure to stay safe!
On a personal note, the skeleton this reconstruction is based on, an Iron Age man from Slonk Hill, had one of the lowest levels of DNA preservation we’ve ever had the misfortune to encounter.
And look at him now, grinning like a manic weasel. Bastard.
Come visit us at the Student Organization Fair! We will be here from 11am-4pm on the second floor of the Student Center. Learn about the exciting events that will be going on during the semester!
@CSIKent@AnthroKentState
Our first meeting of the year will be Wednesday, January 16th, in 105 Merill Hall, at 6:30 pm
Ice cream bar, and lots of interesting information about upcoming events (Flint Ridge, Serpent Mound, and so much more!)
We look forward to seeing you!
Join us tonight for game night!
It's our last meeting of the semester, and a fun way to relax before finals week. Our meeting will be at 6:30 in 105 Merill Hall.
We're meeting tonight 6:30 in 105 Merill Hall! We plan on watching a movie as a nice way to relax before finals. Choice is between Raiders of the Lost Ark, and the Life of Brian. Be sure to check your emails to vote on which movie you would like watch!
We will be meeting at Portage County Historical Society around 11 am on Saturday (11/24) to work on some reconstruction projects. There will be a reporter from the Kent Stater coming around 12:30. If you are interest in joining us, sign up in the email that was sent out Thursday!
This past Wed, we had Brian Scanlan come in for a special talk about ASO, when they first formed in the 90's as the Kent Student Anthropological Society! Riveting tales about some of the history of Lowry Hall, other department characters who have come and gone over the years.
This X-ray of a Diamond Dove helped inform new research that breaks down the fundamentals required to go from perched to airborne: https://t.co/wF5lPjXOSM