Our department boasts an active and engaged undergraduate research program. Students gain invaluable experience conducting research, analyzing data, and presenting their findings. The skills acquired through research lead to successful graduate and professional careers where critical thinking, analytical skills, and the application of theory to practice are necessary.
Current Projects
Skeletal Tissue Project: Procurement, Processing, and Analysis of Pathological Remains to Build a Teaching Collection
Faculty project: Kathleen Blake
Student research assistant: Christopher Gomez, SCAC Grant Awardee
Transparency: An Ethnography of a Global Social Value (2017-2020)
Funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation
Faculty project: Lindsay Bell
Student research assistant: Howard Boutelle
Visualizing Canada’s Urban North (2013-2017)
Faculty project: Lindsay Bell
Student research assistants: Kailli Morris '15, Bethany Cole '16
Funded by: Social Sciences and Humanities Council of Canada
Sauce Archaeological Project (I and II)
Faculty project: Alanna Ossa
Student research assistants: tbd
Funded by: National Science Foundation (SAP I), SUNY Early Start Grant Program (SAP II)