• Curatorship 

  Jackson, Jason Baird (Indiana University and Smithsonian Institute in Museum Anthropology, 2017)

  What do curators do? What hands-on skills should a graduate student acquire in order to prepare for a career working in museums or similar cultural heritage archives? How do the theoretical debates within various humanities ...
• Some rarely reported deep-water macroalgal species from Bonaire, Caribbean Sea, including <I>Verdigellas discoidea</I> sp. nov. (Palmophyllaceae, Chlorophyta) based on submersible collections 

  Ballantine, David L.; Brooks, Barrett L.; Johnson, Gabe P. (2019)

  Two rarely reported and one newly described species of benthic marine algae are herein recognized from deep-water habitats at Bonaire, representing the first Caribbean reports of each. Archestenogramma profundum is previously ...
• Phenotypic and genetic divergence in reed frogs across a mosaic hybrid zone on Sao Tome Island 

  Bell, Rayna C.; Irian, Christian G. (2019)

  Although naturally heterogeneous environments can lead to mosaic hybrid zones, human-induced habitat fragmentation can also lead to environmental heterogeneity and hybridization. Here we quantify phenotypic and molecular ...
• Advanced Seminar in Museological Problems 

  Wood, W. Warner; Lurie, Nancy (University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and Smithsonian Institute in Museum Anthropology, 2017)

  This course is an elective for museum studies students that also meets an “advanced seminar” requirement for the Anthropology Masters and Ph.D. Graduate Programs. This course is an elective for museum studies students that ...
• Introduction to Cultural Anthropology and Human Diversity 

  Stambach, Amy (University of Wisconsin-Madison and Summer Institute in Museum Anthropology, 2018)

  This is an undergraduate course for non-anthropology majors that fulfills a general education requirement. For many students, this is the only anthropology class they will take. The course rotates among three or four ...

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