Faculty Speakers Bureau

M.H. Crawford, professor, crawford@ku.edu

Why do some people age at a faster rate than others?
Genetics? Environment? Both?

Did Native Americans originate in Siberia?

How can twins help us understand the interaction of genetics and environment?

Bartholomew Dean, professor, bdean@ku.edu

Indigenous peoples and the prospects for cultural survival: the case of Peruvian Amazonian

The failed war on drugs: a view from Amazonian

Anthropology and human rights

Faculty Speakers Bureau
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Anthropology Initial contact should be with the Speakers Bureau Office (785) 864-5169, govern@ku.edu, not the individual faculty member.
M.H. Crawford, professor, crawford@ku.edu Why do some people age at a faster rate than others? Genetics? Environment? Both? Did Native Americans originate in Siberia? How can twins help us understand the interaction of genetics and environment? Bartholomew Dean, professor, bdean@ku.edu Indigenous peoples and the prospects for cultural survival: the case of Peruvian Amazonian The failed war on drugs: a view from Amazonian Anthropology and human rights
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