Group Projects - Fall 2019 | Medical Anthropology (ANTH 3300) Group Projects

In Fall 2019, UConn students in ANTH 3300 – Medical Anthropology developed skills in scholarly research, ethnographic methods, and collaborative teamwork — and demonstrated extraordinary creativity — as you will learn by exploring the links below.
- Each final research product is designed to stand on its own.
- To learn more about a project, click on the associated presentation link.

	RESEARCH GROUP	MEMBERS
	American Perspectives on the 2014 Ebola Outbreak – website – presentation	Brielle B. Guerdely J. Murphy K. Maheen T.
	Participation in Greek Life and its Effects on Sexual Behavior & Health – podcast – presentation	June C. Floraine E. Mita K. Grant W.
	Food Insecurity – website – presentation	Hanako A. Radha P. Justin R. Julie P.
	Vaccines & Religion – website – presentation	Erica B. Leanna B. Marie-Claire M. Riddhi D.
	Beyond Breast Cancer – website – presentation	Yuliya F. Emma Z. Jordyn D.
	Stigma, Masculinity & Mental Health in African American & Latino College Students – poster – presentation	Eduardo BC Chieyon W.
	*Disadvantaged Populations in the U.S. & Access to Abortion* – poster – presentation	Klara D. Sydney K. Karolina L. Connie N.
	Cosmetic Surgery in Transitioning – website – presentation	Rosie L. Olivia P. Gina C. Lhaze M.
	The Ethics of Genetic Testing – podcast – presentation	Jolene A. Madeleine A. Matan D. Kiana N. Michael S.
	Climate Change, Urban Heat Islands, & Human Health – website – presentation	Abigail R. Adrienne N. Aubrey P-H Krishna C.
	Sleep & College Students – infographic – presentation	Destiny B. Ashley C. Rahel G. Cyrene N.

Course instructor: Dr. Sarah Willen