046 Jay VanderVeen

<div class="markup-2BOw-j">James M. "Jay" VanderVeen, a professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology and assistant director of the University Center for Excellence in Teaching at IU South Bend, teaches everything in anthropology, from ancient Mesoamerica to "Zombies in Popular Culture." He has won teaching awards across the university and is a proponent of active learning, whether in person or online in media-rich environments. His students have excavated in the northern Indiana region and in the Dominican Republic, both on land and beneath the sea. He has also taken students everywhere, from Mayan ruins in Mexico to underpasses in Chicago, all in the effort to learn how humans signify their beliefs.</div> <div class="markup-2BOw-j"> <p>VanderVeen completed his B.A. in anthropology at Albion College. He earned an M.A. in historical anthropology and a Ph.D. in archaeology and social context from Indiana University Bloomington.</p> <p> </p> <strong>Thank you for listening to the 13 Questions podcast by ManTranscending.  Sign up for our free <a href= "https://discord.gg/mAX6GAu">discord chat</a> and you will receive a new link for the podcast with extended bonus questions, and interviews for each episode. As well as the extended podcast, you will also receive the following...</strong></div> <div class="markup-2BOw-j"> <div class="markup-2BOw-j"> <p><strong>- Exclusive content from our affiliates such as communication courses from TJ Walker totaling over a hundred hours of content.<br />  - A live private Discord chat room</strong></p> <p><strong>- The ability to record your own fathers, grandfathers, or even yourself to be submitted for the podcast.<br /> We are also adding new content all the time, so take the plunge today, the community is waiting...</strong></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Sign up 13 Question Discord for the extended questions and bonus content.</strong></p> <p><a href= "https://discord.gg/mAX6GAu">https://discord.gg/mAX6GAu</a></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Or support 13 Questions here</strong></