Student Research Projects
We view student research as an integral part of anthropological study. Gaining practical and professional experience, founded on in-depth theoretical knowledge, is at the heart of undergraduate and graduate study at DU. Students have access to resources and research opportunities through archaeological and ethnographic fieldwork, the DU Museum of Anthropology and a range of community partnerships.
Featured Student Projects
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Research & Scholarship
Anthropology Students Use 3D Printers to Engage With Ancient Artifacts
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Students & Campus
International Student Centers Research on Colorado Internment Camp Museum
Regina Huang, a 2019 anthropology master’s graduate who originally hails from Taiwan, has done her thesis work on the Amache Museum, which holds the history of Colorado’s only Japanese American internment camp during World War II.
Campus Archaeology
Using historical records, ground-penetrating radar technology and archaeological excavation, the Campus Archaeology initiative uncovers the many histories of DU’s campus grounds.
ExploreEthnography Lab
The Ethnography Lab is a hub of faculty and student collaboration, mentorship and tutoring. The Lab also offers students and faculty a space to build sustainable collaborations beyond DU.
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