Anthropology Blog
The Anthropology Programs at Teachers College, Columbia University
Dylan Joachim (MA in Anthro&Ed ’26/1st year Ph.D. student at William & Mary) on the interaction of his modeling life, MA research and current Ph.D. studies.
My name is Dylan Joachim. I’m a first-year Ph.D. student and Zable Fellow in American Studies at William & Mary. I’m a scholar and researcher whose work sits at the intersection of Black fashion, dress studies, material culture, and visual culture. I earned my M.A. in Anthropology and Education this past May from Teachers College. […]
Suma Cheru (1st year Ed.M. student) on her work with unaccompanied migrant children, her role as Research Assistant, and the power of building community
Hi, my name is Suma Cheru. I’m pursuing my EdM in Anthropology and Education here at TC. I’m a queer second-generation South Asian originally from Maryland. Before joining TC this past Fall, I spent two years living along the US-MX border, where I worked directly with detained unaccompanied migrant children in US government detention facilities. […]
“Art in the Field:” Esther Fan, Skylar Hou, and Prof. Amina Tawasil brought anthropological research into SoHo gallery
The inaugural exhibition of ModA Curation, Being Human, took place in NYC’s soho district from March 14-20, 2024. On opening night, it attracted upwards of 200 people, including representatives of Forbes, Hyperallergic, Pace Gallery, and The Drawing Center. At this art show, members from the TCAnthro community participated as curator, artists, and presenter, bringing anthropology […]