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UWF students explore the Luna settlement and the Emanuel Point III shipwreck
The University of West Florida’s Archaeology Institute recently wrapped up its summer field schools. Thirty-nine undergraduate and graduate students participated in either a maritime field school or terrestrial field school, with unmatched opportunities to conduct archaeological investigations. The terrestrial field school was led by Dr. Ramie Gougeon, director of the Archaeology Institute, chair and professor, and the maritime field school was run by Dr. Greg Cook, associate professor, and Dr. John Bratten, professor of anthropology, with assistance from the Archaeology Institute's Will Wilson, marine archaeologist.
UWF collaborates with world-renowned journalist to launch HeirStory
The University of West Florida recently partnered with journalist, media producer and entrepreneur Dustin Plantholt on a new business venture called HeirStory. UWF students in the Usha Kundu, MD College of Health and Hal Marcus College of Science and Engineering will help Plantholt develop a technology that aids families in capturing the legacies of their patriarchs and matriarchs for future generations.
UWF students immerse into the culture and history of Galapagos Islands during study abroad
More than two dozen University of West Florida students were recently given the opportunity to spend part of their summer participating in a high-impact study abroad class in the Galapagos Islands. From monitoring tortoises, to snorkeling with penguins and sea lions, and connecting with locals, UWF students immersed themselves in the history and culture of the islands. Located off the coast of Ecuador, the Galapagos Islands are considered one of the world's best destinations for wildlife-viewing. Heather Stewart, an anthropology major, said the one-of-a-kind experience changed her perspective on life.