The Department of Anthropology at University of Oklahoma is admitting graduate students in the fall of 2017 to their Ph.D. program in Human Health and Biology. This is a unique PhD track that includes paths for rigorous multi-omic scientific investigations as well as community engagement in ethics research. The program benefits from extraordinary resources, such as the Laboratories of Molecular Anthropology and Microbiome Research (LMAMR.ORG) and National Institutes of Health “Center for Excellence” in ethics.

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For more information, see the attached flyer, or browse our websites, at LMAMR.ORG and cas.ou.edu/health-and-human-biology.

Cecil M. Lewis, PhD

Presidential Research Professor

Associate Professor of Anthropology

Co-Director OU’s LMAMR (LMAMR.ORG)

University of Oklahoma

Dale Hall Tower 521

Norman, OK 73019

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