Anthropology Club
The mission of the USUSA Anthropology Club is to promote anthropological learning and interest among USU students in a way that fosters community, scholarship, and service.
Anthropology at Utah State University educates and trains a new generation of citizen-scholars to understand the complex human dimensions of environment, community, and well-being, past and present.
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CANRI to Share Results of Bear Lake Tourism Study
USU researchers and students led a project to better understand the impacts of increased tourism on Bear Lake ecosystems and communities.
Anthropology research awarded NSF funding
The NSF has funded a study to understand how behavioral changes affect health outcomes. Associate Professor of Cultural Anthropology, François Dengah, will conduct a three-year project looking at the impact of gender roles and family life on an individual...
USU Anthropology Student, Vet Med Faculty Identify Object in Centuries-Old Indigenous Pouch
When anthropology graduate student Alexandra Wolberg needed to analyze an unusual Indigenous pouch without damaging it, the College of Veterinary Medicine had a unique opportunity to support one of Utah State University’s anthropologists.
Award winning railroad research
Rails East to Ogden: Utah’s Transcontinental Railroad Story,” a publication in the Bureau of Land Management’s cultural resources series, has been recognized by the U.S. Department of the Interior.