Life After Lawrence
“I learned how to think, grow, and find ways to contribute meaning to this world by giving back to these communities that helped me achieve my own goals. The mentorship and leadership roles I assumed as a student at Lawrence were only possible because of the role models and mentors I looked up to when I first got there.”
Sam Bader ’18, College and Alumni Success Coach at Navajo Preparatory School, Inc.
Anthropology
Kirtland, New Mexico
The Grignon Study
Kaukauna’s Grignon Mansion is site of archaeologic investigation by Lawrence anthropology professor and students.
Anthropology of Gender
An anthropological approach to the study of gender and sexuality, and how they intersect with other dimensions of social difference such as race, class, and ethnicity.
Anthropology Collections at Lawrence
Get hands-on with history in the college’s rich collections of archaeological, ethnographic, and biological artifacts.
Lawrence Archaeological Survey
Work with the tools of the trade as you conduct real-life geophysical surveys of regional historical sites with your anthropology classmates.
The Chandler Senior Experience
The Chandler Senior Experience offers an opportunity to reflect upon and synthesize what you've learned. Design a research-focused project and present it to the anthropology faculty and your peers during a formal symposium in Spring Term of your senior year.
Recent Senior Experiences include:
- Reconstruction of Grand Kakalin Village
- Museum exhibition on Oceanic Art
The Ronald J. and Carol I. Mason Excellence in Anthropology Fund
The Ronald J. and Carol I. Mason Excellence in Anthropology Fund provides funding for current students to pursue research or training opportunities in Anthropology.
Anthropology Outcomes
A foundation in anthropology opens doors to careers in public health, museums, education, and beyond.