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Anthropology in the Wild: A Career Panel Discussion with Anthropology Alumni
Lunch will be provided!
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Join us for the Anthropology in the Wild: A Career Panel Discussion with Anthropology Alumni, where graduates will share how they've applied their anthropology degrees in diverse and exciting career paths. Gain valuable insights, advice, and inspiration from their real-world experiences after college! | ||
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Anthropology in the Wild: A Panel Discussion with Anthropology Alumni 1Roger Williams University, United States of America; 2Bridgewater State University, United States of America This panel brings together three accomplished anthropology alumni who have pursued diverse career paths while applying their training in impactful ways, in conversation with Lauryn Pregoni. John Campbell, a Bridgewater State University graduate with a Master of Arts in Archaeology from Memorial University of Newfoundland, is a Principal Investigator at HDR Engineering and a Registered Professional Archaeologist. With 14 years of experience in cultural resources management and academia, he has focused on Indigenous lifeways through an ontological lens. Danielle, an Anthropology and History graduate from Roger Williams University, leverages her social sciences background in her role as People Ops & HRBP at Lyra Therapeutics, fostering people and culture through human resources. Rachel, a Bridgewater State University alumna, has championed environmental justice as an organizer and currently manages fiscal operations and facilities for Parks & Recreation. Together, these alumni offer insights into how anthropological skills shape meaningful careers across various fields. | ||