AFSA research projects at Baylor provide students with opportunities to participate directly in anthropological research, ranging from modern cultural studies to excavation of prehistoric primate fossils. Students are strongly encouraged to get involved in ongoing research.
Our AFSA research projects include:
- Caciques for a neoliberal age: Mayan entrepreneurs and the urban informal sector in Guatemala City
- Dancing for the Stars: Traditional Mayan Dancers in late Capitalist Guatemala
- Discarded People and Discarded Things: Rewriting Waco's History
- Final Crossing: Life, Death and Forensic Science along the U.S./ Mexico Border
FACULTY SPOTLIGHT
Joseph Ferraro is an anthropologist broadly trained in the biological and archaeological subfields. His primary research interests are the evolution of human behavior, ... MORE
