November 15-19 was International Education Week at UE. The keynote speaker was our colleague Dr. Morag Kersel, Assistant Professor of Anthropology at DePaul University. She spoke to a packed room on the topic "Serving the State: Archaeology, Cultural Diplomacy and Foreign Relations."
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Morag Kersel (center) before her talk on Monday. |
On Tuesday, two Archaeology majors presented on their excavation experiences abroad in summer 2010.
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Megan Anderson ('12) talks about her experiences at the Rio Bravo Archaeological Field School in Belize. |
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Michael Koletsos ('12) talks about his summer at Nemea, Greece. |
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Morag Kersel (second from left), Jennie Ebeling (fourth from left) and Megan Anderson (on right) in front of the big map. |
Dr. Kersel was interviewed in this recent and very interesting
al-Jazeera video called Looting the Holy Land.
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