Category Archives: Evolution Conference
#2016Highlights Month-by-Month: Part 1
Though the end of 2016 was miserable, most of the year was awesome, and it’s important that we have a little perspective. At my house, we have a dinner ritual called “Good Thing/Bad Thing” or GTBT. We each take turns … Continue reading
Posted in American Anthropological Association, American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, Biological Anthropology Section of AAA, Christopher Lynn, Conferences, Evolution Conference, Human Biology Association
Tagged African Village in America, Alabama Natural History Museum, Alabama-Greece Initiative, Alexander Georgiev, ALLELE, American Journal of Human Biology, American Samoa, Austin Lawrence, Becky Burch, Bill Bomar, Bob Olin, Caitlin Schrein, Charlotte Wegryznowski, Darwin Day, David Herdrich, Dean Falk, Human Biology Association, immune response, Julienne Rutherford, Lee Berger, Lee McCorkle, Luaheng Han, Marc Kissel, Mary Schweitzer, Michaela Howells, SEEPS, Tatiana Summers, tattooing, Vaia Touna, Zika
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Southeastern Evolutionary Perspectives
As I’ve written several times in the past (here, for example), the Southeastern U.S. has a spotty record at best at teaching evolution at the K-12 level. There are many many wonderful teachers in the Southeast, but there is also … Continue reading
Posted in Evolution Conference, Evolution Society
Tagged Alabama Museum of Natural History, Amanda Glaze, KEPS, Kids Evolutionary Perspectives Society, Michaela Howells, SEEPS, Southeastern Evolutionary Perspectives Society
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