In honor of our 75th anniversary, we are pleased to feature video recordings from members of the broader HRAF community. This month we are featuring a video from Amber Johnson, Professor of Anthropology at Truman State University.
As she describes in her profile, Amber's primary research interest is how humans adapt to their environment and the extent to which cultural changes are driven by demographic versus environmental changes. Her current research focuses on explaining macro-ecological patterns in the transition from foraging to food production.
At Truman University, Amber teaches New Majors Seminar, Anthropology of Gender, World Prehistory, Research Design, Data Analysis & Reporting, a variety of upper level topics courses, and the Career Preparation capstone.
Amber has also taught Self & Society: Living in the Anthropocene and a Junior Interdisciplinary Seminar on Human Impact of/on Climate Change.
Click here to watch the video from Amber Johnson
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