The Kituhwan
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The Kituhwan is an annual journal associated with the Department of Anthropology.
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Latest Activity: Sep 14
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Founded: 2007
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Mission Statement/Description: The Kituhwan is an outlet for Franklin & Marshall's anthropology students to display their research and critical thought in pursuit of academic excellence. It exposes the F&M community to the exceptional work of the Anthropology department and its students and illustrates the diverse range of the discipline, with subjects ranging for archaeological discoveries to witchcraft in African societies.
Editorial Policy: The journal accepts anthropology articles and essays that have received a grade of B or higher. There is not an exact 2008 publication date yet, but it should be sometime in early April.
Editorial Board:
Mission Statement/Description: The Kituhwan is an outlet for Franklin & Marshall's anthropology students to display their research and critical thought in pursuit of academic excellence. It exposes the F&M community to the exceptional work of the Anthropology department and its students and illustrates the diverse range of the discipline, with subjects ranging for archaeological discoveries to witchcraft in African societies.
Editorial Policy: The journal accepts anthropology articles and essays that have received a grade of B or higher. There is not an exact 2008 publication date yet, but it should be sometime in early April.
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