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MSU's Department of Anthropology
has been ranked #1 in the United States by
Public Anthropology’s Public Outreach Assessment Project. Rankings were
based on the number and nature of programs focusing on public issues
and public outreach that were associated with a department, the degree to which
department faculty members engaged in public outreach activities, the nature
of the activities engaged in, and the degree to which faculty members were
cited in prominent printed media related to their activities. A total of 394
schools were included in the sample. See the project report on
the Public Anthropology Web site.
Saints’ Rest
Project Receives Governer's Award
One of six Governor’s
Awards for Historic Preservation was presented
to MSU for the Saints’ Rest
Archaeological Project on May 18, 2006.
MSU receives CASE Circle of Excellence Silver
Medal
MSU has received an award from CASE:
Council for Advancement and Support of Education for its promotion
of the Saints’ Rest excavations. We have
been told that MSU University Relations will
receive its Circle of Excellence Silver Medal Award in
the Special Public and Community Relations category for
2006 for the Saints’ Rest
Archaeological Project
Faculty Member's Books Win Awards
Robert A. Birmingham and Lynne Goldstein, Aztalan:
Mysteries of an Ancient Indian Town, won The Midwest
Independent Publishers Association Merit Award for the History category, 2006.
Calling Cards: Theory and Practice in the Study of Race, Gender, and Culture ,
edited by Jacqueline Royster and Ann Marie Simpkins, received the 2006
College English Association of Ohio Nancy Dasher Award. Susan
Krouse, faculty member
in Anthropology, has a chapter in this volume, titled: "Transforming Images:
The Scholarship of American Indian Women."
Andrea Louie’s book Chineseness Across Borders: Renegotiating Chinese
Identities in China and the United States (Duke University Press, 2004)
received the Association for Asian American Studies
Book Award in the category
of Social Sciences for titles published in 2004.
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