The Anthropology Department is pleased to announce the 2011 Rogers Excavation Scholarship recipients, who will participate in archaeological fieldwork at sites in the U.S., Israel, Mexico, Belize, Kenya, and Greece during Summer 2011.
Joaille Araujo (B.A. Anth / Intl Affairs)
Alexandria, VA. Director: Pamela Cressey
Rebecca Biermann (B.A. Anth)
Oaxaca, Mexico. Director: Jeffrey Blomster
Sarah Cahlan (B.A. Archaeology)
Tel Kabri, Israel. Director: Eric Cline
Charlotte Doney (B.A. Anth)
Say Kah, Belize. Director: Linda Brown
Gabriela Farias (B.A. Arch / Geology)
Tel Kabri, Israel. Director: Eric Cline
Cheyenne Lewis (B.A. Arch / B.S. Bio Anth)
Astypalaia, Greece. Director: Simon Hillson
Lisa Mangiarelli (B.A. Arch)
Say Kah, Belize. Director: Linda Brown
Katie Paul (M.A. Anth)
Tel Kabri, Israel. Director: Eric Cline
Laurel Poolman (B.A. Arch / Anth)
Tel Kabri, Israel. Director: Eric Cline
Madeline Shaffer (B.A. Arch)
Say Kay, Belize. Director: Linda Brown
Harrison Ward (B.S. Bio Anth)
Koobi Fora (Director: Brian Richmond) and Olorgesailie (Director: Alison Brooks), Kenya.
The Rogers Excavation Scholarship provides funding for undergraduate or graduate students to do fieldwork in archaeology. Preference is given to those participating in an excavation for the first time and to those working with GW faculty. This scholarship, administered through the Capitol Archaeological Institute, was established in 2011 through the generosity of alumni Deborah Lehr and John Rogers.
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