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Paleoanthropology
Telomere Length
Puppy Kindergarten
Human-Animal Interaction
Biological Anthropology
Sex
Maternal Health Equity
Neurological Health
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Medical Anthropology
Gut Microbiome
Obstetrical Dilemma
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Self-Domestication
Service Dogs
Canine Cognition
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The Human Biology Association is a vibrant nonprofit scientific organization dedicated to supporting and disseminating innovative research and teaching on human biological variation in evolutionary, social, historical, and environmental context worldwide.

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En este episodio, Anahí y Mecca conversan con la Dra. Sofía Olmedo sobre su nuevo proyecto sobre diabetes tipo 2 en la comunidad Qom de Argentina y los beneficios de utilizar la investigación acción participativa. Dra. Sofía Olmedo es Licenciada en N... more

Join us for a conversation about decolonizing research, rethinking education, and building institutions that actually serve the communities at their center. Chris sits down with Dr. Alyssa Crittenden, who returns to the show, this time as Vice Provos... more

We’re long overdue for this conversation. In this episode, Chris and Courtney sit down with Dr. Inês Varela-Silva, Reader in Biocultural Studies and Community Health at Loughborough University, to talk about methods and why evidence synthesis matters... more

In this episode, hosts Chris and Courtney talk with Dr. Seth Quintus about his work in Sāmoa and Hawaiʻi, blending Polynesian archaeology, ethnohistory, and social theory. They discuss the value of four-field anthropology and collaboration, variation... more

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Alyssa Crittenden
Vice Provost for Graduate Education and Dean of the Graduate College at UNLV, interdisciplinary scholar with expertise in anthropology and human biology.
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Episode: SoS 267: From Field Notes to Dean’s Notes: Decolonizing Research & Education with Alyssa Crittenden
Inês Varela-Silva
Reader in Biocultural Studies and Community Health at Loughborough University.
Loughborough University
Episode: SoS 266: Beyond the Checklist: Systematic Reviews and the SCRIBE Toolkit w/ Dr. Varela-Silva
Dr. Seth Quintus
Pacific Island Archaeologist and Anthropology Professor
University of Hawai'i at Manoa
Episode: SoS 265: Dr. Seth Quintus on Settlement Diversity and Ideology in Polynesia
Stephen McGarvey
Professor Emeritus of Epidemiology at Brown University School of Public Health.
Brown University
Episode: SoS 264: Dr Steve McGarvey chats about his career of studying cardio- & metabolic health in the Samoan islands
Dr. Theodore Schurr
Professor in the Department of Anthropology and the Director of the Laboratory of Molecular Anthropology
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: SoS 263: Dr. Theodore Schurr on molecular anthropology & the evolution of genetic research
Dr. Kyle Wiley
Assistant Professor of Sociology and Anthropology
University of Texas, El Paso
Episode: SoS 262: Pregnancy Under Pressure with Dr. Kyle Wiley
Cindi SturtzSreetharan
President's Professor in the School of Human Evolution & Social Change at Arizona State University
Arizona State University
Episode: SoS 261: Inclusive language for improving our science with Cindi SturtzSreetharan
Molly Zuckerman
Professor of Biological Anthropology at Mississippi State University, focuses on bioarchaeology and ethical issues in the field.
Mississippi State University
Episode: SoS 260: From Collections to Care: Ethics in Bioarchaeology with Molly Zuckerman
Nicola Hawley
Associate Professor of Epidemiology at Yale School of Public Health and expert in maternal and child health.
Yale School of Public Health
Episode: SoS 259: A Culturally Adapted Health Intervention in Samoa with Nicola Hawley

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Chris Lynn
Co-host with a focus on human biology and anthropology
Courtney Manthey
Co-host with expertise in human biology
Cara Ocobock
Co-host with expertise in human biology

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SoS 267: From Field Notes to Dean’s Notes: Decolonizing Research & Education with Alyssa Crittenden
Q: How does community-based participatory research differ from community-inclusive approaches?
Crittenden explained that CBPR is defined by the community's active participation and asking for the research, while community-inclusive approaches may not involve the community in decision-making.
SoS 267: From Field Notes to Dean’s Notes: Decolonizing Research & Education with Alyssa Crittenden
Q: What are some of the challenges you face in your role?
Crittenden discussed the balance between administration duties and maintaining her research work, as well as the complexities of being part of a vulnerable research community.
SoS 267: From Field Notes to Dean’s Notes: Decolonizing Research & Education with Alyssa Crittenden
Q: What motivated you to go into administration?
Crittenden felt a strong desire to give back and provide opportunities for underrepresented students based on her own background and experiences with education.
SoS 266: Beyond the Checklist: Systematic Reviews and the SCRIBE Toolkit w/ Dr. Varela-Silva
Q: Why do you think that the field has historically favored other research outputs over systematic reviews?
Dr. Varela-Silva explains that biocultural research has traditionally focused on nuanced variables rather than straightforward clinical outcomes, leading to fewer systematic reviews in these fields.
SoS 266: Beyond the Checklist: Systematic Reviews and the SCRIBE Toolkit w/ Dr. Varela-Silva
Q: What inspired you and your co-authors to put this together and put an article out for us?
The boom in systematic reviews during the pandemic led them to create a structured approach, the SCRIBE Toolkit, to guide researchers through the complexities of conducting these reviews.

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