Anthropology Club

The anthropology club is open to anyone interested in learning more about other cultures. Even if you are not an anthropology major, you are welcome to join.

This year, the anthropology club has done a variety of activities including the following: a meet-and-greet pitch-in dinner in September for members to get to know one another, attending Greek Fest at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, sponsoring a group dinner outing to La Piedad Mexican Restaurant in Broad Ripple, and attending the presentation of the Whirling Dervishes of Konya at Clowes Memorial Hall. The Club has also sponsored and organized Butler for Darfur through fundraising around campus and in the community, and through several keynote events. Hotel Rwanda was shown to a packed room. On April 25th (2005), eleven guests from Darfur headed by Mohamed A. Kauda (President of the Illinois Darfur Association) provided vivid testimony to the tragedy that has befallen their homeland.