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Nineteen UTSA faculty earn the new honorific title of Distinguished Teaching Professor, including our own Kat Brown, Jill Fleuriet, and Deb Moon! utsa.edu/today/2022/09/…

Two weeks before the Oct 24 deadline. Please share with your colleagues and students.

Today is the day! Submit your application by midnight to ensure the fullest consideration!

Tune in on TPR today to hear our own Jill Fleuriet on Fronteras

Congratulations to faculty Luca Pozzi (he/him) 🏳️‍🌈 and graduate student Anna Penna for their new paper just published in the Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society (UT San Antonio Research UTSA College of Liberal and Fine Arts The UTSA Graduate School )

Congratulations to our faculty @F_A_Campos and Eva Wikberg for this wonderful achievement!!!

The UTSA Anthropology and UTSA College of Liberal and Fine Arts are sponsoring the visit of Dr. Mary Weismantel as a Brackenridge Distinguished Lecturer this February. Join us for two talks on Feb 15 at 12pm (SU 2.02.13 – Willow Room) and Feb 17 at 3pm (BB 3.01.02).

#UTSA Department of Anthropology Professor Michael Cepek has received the prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation for 2023. 🔗Read more about Michael and the Guggenheim Fellowship on UTSA Today at our link in bio. #UTSACOLFA

Our students are the best! Check out the Anthro Expo today at the UTSA main campus. UTSA AnthroSociety

Join us for a transdisciplinary exploration of the interconnected realms of humans, plants, animals, and the environment, featuring invited talks by renowned anthropologists @PaigeWestNYC and Agustín Fuentes, a poster session with UTSA students, and a moderated discussion

Congratulations to our graduate students!!! Our department is well represented!!! Drs. Jason Yaeger, Kat Brown and Thad Bartlett

Research and activism blend seamlessly for Michael Cepek, UTSA professor of Anthropology. He's spent three decades living among them and establishing a mutual bond with the Cofán people of Ecuador, fulfilling the promise he made to work alongside them and do everything in his