Elizabeth Crocker uses the March for Science Boston as a case study to explore public science engagement and advocacy. At…
Dr. Fatimah Jackson discusses the Cobb Research Laboratory's goal of securing African American ancestral remains for research, identification, and memorialization.…
Erin Riley discusses creating a more engaged field primatology by listening to the knowledge of local people and field assistants,…
Christopher T. Baglow
This course brings into dialogue four approaches to human origins for the sake of understanding what it means to be…
In this presentation, University of Notre Dame anthropologist Agustín Fuentes suggested that human advances stemmed from a unique cocktail of…
Patrick S. Franklin
This course will explore these and other important questions concerning human existence.
Dominic Doyle
This course, taught by Dominic Doyle at Boston College School of Theology and Ministry, will examine the possibility and meaning…
This course is designed to introduce students to the world of academic scholarship, research, writing, and teaching.
Speakers discuss preliminary survey results on how religious communities view science and scientists, and how scientists view people of faith.…
Jerome Baggett
The purpose of this course is to introduce students to the much-discussed (but less often understood) concept of culture and…
