2008 Yamhill
Archaeology Field School 

The archaeological field school will be held at the 1856-1866 site of Fort Yamhill near Grand Ronde, Oregon. Learn modern archaeological field methods including excavation, survey, mapping, artifact identification, and analytical techniques. Transportation to and from the site will be provided from the OSU campus. The field school will begin July 1.

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2008 American Bar
Archaeology Field School

Spend five weeks in the beautiful lower Salmon River Canyon of western Idaho as learn and practice a range of professional archaeological ecavation, recordation, analysis, and survey techniques. Live in a field camp as we continue our careful investigation of the long history of human occupation at the American Bar Site.

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May 14 
Dr. Arunima Kashyup (Michigan State)

Use Wear and Starch Grain Analysis: An integrated Approach to Understanding the Transition from Hunting Gathering to Food Production at Bagor, Rajasthan, India.         

 Jeanne Sather

The Assertive Cancer Patient: Living with Cancer - and an Attitude
May 20, 3:30 - 5:00 pm, 201A Waldo Hall

Blogging About Breast Cancer
May 21, 12:00-1:00 pm, 240 Waldo Hall