Making Our World as it Makes Us: Human Interaction with the Environment
March 26, 2016

The ASU Anthropology Student Colloquium will be held Saturday, March 26, 2016. The theme this year is “Making Our World as it Makes Us: Human Interaction with the Environment”. The Colloquium will, as always, be centered on student presentations. We are inviting anthropology professors to be discussants, and the Colloquium will include a Keynote address by Dr. H. Kory Cooper, of Purdue University. Dr. Cooper is a leading scholar in Archaeometallurgy, native copper, and experimental copper working. Dr. Cooper’s particular focus is on metallurgy and innovation in the Arctic and Subarctic.

Keynote Speaker: Dr. H. Kory Cooper, Anthropology and School of Materials Engineering, Purdue University

Dr. Copper’s Department Profile
Dr. Cooper’s Research Website