Issue 10, Spring-Summer 2007

News about faculty, students, and alumni of Williams Anthropology & Sociology

Hard to believe that this online alumni newsletter--as far as we know, the first of any department at Williams--hits the decade mark with this issue. Time flies where you're playing with HTML.

We've got a somewhat thinner than average issue this time, mostly because we've completed one of those years when many regular members of the department are on sabbatical or off on parental or administrative leaves of one sort or another. And we graduated a smaller group of majors than usual, a situation that will not be repeated in 2008, when our majors return to more typical numbers.

This year's ANSONews special project is a list of Williams graduates or almost-graduates who have pursued professional careers in Anthropology, Sociology, or closely related fields. We've probably missed a few Ephs, so by all means contact us with corrections.

As always, we welcome hearing about what our former majors are up to.

Michael F. Brown, Webmaster