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“I’ve got a great job, have great students, love doing research, and I get to work on my own schedule,” says Ohio University alum John Boman ’07, Assistant Professor at the University of Wyoming. “It’s hard to separate out just one part of being a ‘professor’ that’s my favorite.” Boman […]

In April 2015, MIT Press published Ohio University alum Eric T. Meyer’s book Knowledge Machines: Digital Transformations of the Sciences and Humanities (with co-author Ralph Schroeder, also of Oxford). Meyer is Director of Graduate Studies and Associate Professor at the Oxford Internet Institute, University of Oxford, where he has been […]

This year, 16 students of various majors and academic years packed their bags and their passports to embark on a nine-day visit to Northern Ireland for ANTH 4620/5620: Human Rights, Law and Justice in Northern Ireland. The Center for Law, Justice and Culture just completed its fourth successful spring break study abroad […]

  “Like a lot of people who graduated in 2009, the path to getting an actual job was a little rough.” Lisa (Howison) Coleman graduated with an HTC B.A. in Anthropology in 2009 from Ohio University and with an M.Ed. degree from George Mason University in 2011. “I’d finished a […]

Ohio University alum Patrick Leary has worked in cultural resource management since completing Field School in Ohio Archaeology in the summer of 2014. Rising to field chief in less than a year after two quick promotions on his first project, he now works on projects from West Virginia to Connecticut. […]

Ohio University alum Crystal Reedy ’13 has logged two years as a cultural resources management archaeologist all around North America since graduating two years ago, and she has begun working toward a master’s degree in anthropology at Kent State University. “Currently, I am working on the development of a program […]

Ohio University alum Josh McConaughy ’06, Associate Director of Midwest Region for the Archaeological Conservancy, gave a feature presentation on “The Archaeological Conservancy in the Midwest” for Archaeology Month in October at the Athens County Historical Society & Museum. He says his job at the conservancy was a “lucky break” […]