2025 Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association (NEAA)

April 4-5, 2025

Bridgewater State University, Bridgewater, MA

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Session Overview
Location: DMF Atrium Entry Way 24 Park Avenue Bridgewater, MA 02325 United States

Date: Friday, 04/Apr/2025
2:00pm - 7:30pm	Registration Location: DMF Atrium Conference registration will be open all day in the DMF Atrium—stop by to check in, pay your registration fee, and get all the materials you need!

Date: Saturday, 05/Apr/2025
8:00am - 6:15pm	Registration Location: DMF Atrium Conference registration will be open all day in the DMF Atrium—stop by to check in, pay your registration fee, and get all the materials you need!	Tabling Sessions Location: DMF Atrium Stop by the Tabling Sessions in the DMF Atrium! Check out what the BSU Anthropology Club, the NEAA Narratives, and Massachusetts Archaeology Society have to offer!	NEAA Narratives Location: DMF Atrium Chair: Jessica Skolnikoff Chair: Matthew David Downie Stop by the Booth and Share your NEAA story! We are collecting stories about your experience with anthropology and the NEAA. Your unique perspective will help us spread the word about the NEAA conference. Stop by and share your experiences, get a cool NEAA sticker, and enter to win a copy of the NEAA Bulletin: Undergrads in the Workplace: The Many Hats of Anthropology Alumni.
10:15am - 11:45am	Poster Session Part 1 Location: DMF Atrium Come talk to the Poster Presenters about their Research! Bathhouses in Saratoga Springs: One of the Many Heterotopias Worldwide Leah Madison Wimpfheimer Coping with Farming: The Mental Health Toll Chloe Dourmashkin Disconnections from Reality: Popular Portrayals of Maya Women in Tourist Marketing Joyce Bennett, Linny Jimenez Tadeo Exploration of Gender and Sexuality in Arcane Fanfiction and Fandom Emily Elizabeth Jones Gym Class and Self Esteem: Gendered Experiences of Confidence and Discomfort Jenna Reese Bouchard, Fiona O'Donoghue, Jessica Skolnikoff Paths to the Craft: An Ethnographic Study of Contemporary US Pagan and Witch Identities Caitlin S Worthington Press On: Care and Community in Video Games Jonathan Muller THE RISE IN THE TABOO OF PLEASURE IN THE MODERN AGE Maddi Green Breaking Barriers: Women’s pathways to success in STEM Maryam Guenoun Capturing the Role of Play in Massachusetts’s Urban Adolescence through Ethnography April Ruth Keyes
1:45pm - 3:15pm	Poster Session Part 2 Location: DMF Atrium Come talk to the Poster Presenters about their Research! Land Claims and the Power of the Codexes in Mexico's Indigenous Societies Ana Maria Ramirez Morales Understanding Unsanctioned Violence in Ireland’s Troubles Sean James Chapter Historical & Contemporary Significance of Australian Petroglyphs Ashlyn Emily Taylor Understanding Southern New Jersey’s Indigenous Past Annabelle Frances Sebastian Curation in Undergraduate Curriculum: Reciprocal Collaborations with Archaeological Repositories as a Means of Addressing the Curation Crisis Svetlana Kasem-Beg, Elizabeth Moronski, Abigail Shields, Anthony Graesch Egyptian Faience: Its production, purpose, and place in museums Isabella Pilla Challenges and Insights in Quartz Lithic Analysis: Findings from CC22, a Pre-Colonial Indigenous Settlement Will Poniros, Anthony Graesch Cracking the Cranial Code: Identification of Unknown Skulls Through Craniometric Analysis Maryam Guenoun Voices of Female Teachers in Senegal’s Secondary Schools: Socio-Cultural and Structural Challenges, Resilience Strategies, and Perspectives on Solutions Louise Badiane The Responsibilities of Mortuary Exhibition in Museums Scott Ernsberger Viking Come(back): The Production of Whiteness in Reproductive Technologies Vlere Azizi, Kiren Bagga

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