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Bones, Crimes, Careers: Forensic Anthropology (Grades 9-12, rising)

Dates:June 13-17, 2022
Meets:M, Tu, W, Th and F from 9:00 AM to 12 N
Location:UT Strong Hall, Room 402
Cost: $149.00

Sorry, we are no longer accepting registrations for this course. Please contact our office to find out if it will be rescheduled, or if alternative classes are available.

This camp explores how scientists and investigators determine non-human from human remains, what bones can tell us archaeologically, and how this information is used to solve crimes. You’ll learn how to determine the age, sex, and stature of remains and discover job opportunities in the various fields of anthropology.

When registering for a Kids U course you must complete the Consent Forms and read the Parent Handbook

Fee: $149.00
Hours:15.00

UT Strong Hall, Room 402

Caroline Znachko

Caroline Znachko is a Ph.D. student in biological anthropology at the University of Tennessee. Znachko graduated from the University of Arizona with a Bachelor of Science degree in biological anthropology and a minor in ecology and evolutionary biology. She earned a Master of Arts degree in biological anthropology at Texas State University. She teaches the Bones, Crimes, Careers: Forensic Anthropology summer camp for Kids U.

Date Day Time Location
06/13/2022Monday9 AM to 12 N UT Strong Hall, Room 402
06/14/2022Tuesday9 AM to 12 N UT Strong Hall, Room 402
06/15/2022Wednesday9 AM to 12 N UT Strong Hall, Room 402
06/16/2022Thursday9 AM to 12 N UT Strong Hall, Room 402
06/17/2022Friday9 AM to 12 N UT Strong Hall, Room 402
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