NCMC student-researchers have been working with Sociology and Anthropology Professor Kerri Finlayson to investigate the history of the Siebert family\, who previously owned 120 acres of what is now the NCMC Natural Area.
\n\nAttendees will learn about how these researchers became interested in this work\, their approach to discovery\, what they&rsquo\;ve learned about the Siebert family.
\n\nAbout the Presenters:
\n\nPhoenix Backus - Phoenix is graduating in May with their Associate of Arts degree. Following graduation\, Phoenix is heading to GVSU to begin working toward their Bachelor of Anthropology with a minor in Archaeology. Following this\, Phoenix plans to obtain a master&rsquo\;s degree in Arts\, Cultural Management\, and Museum Studies.
\n\nAnna Ruhling - Anna is a current NCMC student focusing on humanities and the social sciences. Anna has a long-term plan of obtaining a master&rsquo\;s degree in classical archaeology due to a Rick Riordan-fueled love of mythology.
\n\nThis is a FREE event. RSVPs are preferred but not required.
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