Students
Undergraduate Students
The Anthropological Society is the principal student organization associated with the Anthropology Department. During the academic year, the society meets during campus lifetime (Wednesdays 12:30-2:00 p.m.) in the Undergraduate Student Lounge (SBS S-506). The Anthropology Society organizes invited lectures by scholars, study groups, excursions to regional sites and museums, the annual Spring Goat Roast, and other social and scholarly activities.
Graduate Students
Graduate students of the Department of Anthropology or the Interdepartmental Doctoral Program in Anthropological Sciences are not formally organized as such, apart from the Graduate Student Organization (GSO) of Stony Brook University. Those graduate and undergraduate students interested in behavioral ecology meet for a weekly Behavioral Ecology Group (BEG) seminar. Those graduate and undergraduate students interested in functional morphology meet for a weekly Functional Morphology Group (FunMorG) seminar.
Masters Students
There are currently 4 students enrolled in the Masters Program of the Department of Anthropology:
Archaeology
- Bryan Frank
- Advisor: David Bernstein
- Mark Tweedie
- Advisor: David Bernstein
Biological Anthropology
- Kathleen Droesch
- Advisor: Frederick Grine
- Molly Elmer
- Advisor: James Rossie