Kayleigh DeBruyne

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

@pacificuanthro Thanks for coming ☺️

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

@ashleyjonespacu Thanks for coming! I'd be happy to chat with you more about the ins and outs of research abroad if you'd like. Best of luck!

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

Hey #pacificuanthro folks, today is the day! Senior anthros will be sharing their work this afternoon in Marsh 101. Food? Sex? Christmas? We've got it all! Come check it out.

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

#pacificuanthro https://t.co/HvBDEN06Ej

[Dr. Holly Walters @Manigarm]

Having taught many a college course, I can confirm the following.

"We’ve heard it joked that sociologists treat people as rule-followers, while anthropologists see people as constantly improvising in ways to make it look like they are following rules."

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

Other species build relationships thru food too! I love communal feasting. Come see me talk about my fieldwork in Tanzania, community + foodway relationships on senior projects day! #pacificuanthro https://t.co/CgNICtEPJt

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

Learning/thinking about connections between neolocalism, craft breweries and civic engagement at #ncur2018 today! #pacificuanthro

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

Feeling, emotion, and empathy are strengths and will lead us to change alongside critical thinking and organizing. #nationalwalkoutday @ Pacific University #pacificuanthro #enough

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

Food carts and facilitating discussions on racial wealth disparities in the US. Would love to see this pop-up experiment in Portland! #pacificuanthro https://t.co/skLzUgZUJ1

[Eater @Eater]

The New Orleans pop-up confronting white diners with their privilege (via @CivilEats) https://t.co/v18gTBJ0k1

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

Necessary reading and conversations for those in the science field. And everyone else too. #pacificuanthro https://t.co/pwQyXRs5vX

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

@WritingMyNovel Yesssss

[Black Lives Matter (BLM) @Blklivesmatter]

Black folks! We did that! #AlabamaSenateElection

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

Anyone else following this and having heart palpitations? #ALSEN #pacificuanthro https://t.co/VTLd4S07rX

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

Your vote counts! This senate race is nail-biting but videos like this one give me faith that people came out to have their voices heard. #ALSEN https://t.co/KgKjzNy8uc

[Kira Lerner @kira_lerner]

This woman just voted for the first time. “My eyes just burning. Ain’t nobody crying.” #ALSen

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

TFW one of your anthro 101 mentees tells you they switched to an anthropology major and your instant excitement for their future studies proves you picked the right major yourself #pacificuanthro

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

Sounds pertinent and engaging. Wish I could attend! Which is admittedly something I never thought I would say about a geophysics conference. Hoorah for interdisciplinary work #pacificuanthro https://t.co/dnCo2nHpJS

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

A different take on impacts of climate change and how conditions of the physical environment as a fetus can impact you for a lifetime. Aka more heat = not great. Will have to give the original article in Proceedings a read. #pacificuanthro https://t.co/9ABbIxkCh3

[The Atlantic @TheAtlantic]

How climate change might lower people's salaries, by @olgakhazan https://t.co/CJ5NnAhfWx

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

@pacificuanthro sound familiar? Still relevant. Still an issue. https://t.co/KYj9qwjlzZ

[NPR @NPR]

In the U.S., black women are much more likely to die in childbirth than white women. One reason for the disparity: the chronic stress of racism. https://t.co/kyiJdEdmvB

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

Writing advice I received that I am passing on to future anthro thesis folks - never save the things you need to say for when you have the words to say them. Just let yourself write! #pacificuanthro

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

@belletegner Agreed. This definitely helped me

[Kayleigh DeBruyne @debrukay]

@WritingMyNovel Definitely! Trying to resituate yourself in the mindset/feeling of the place you researched over and over again can be challenging too!