Request Information
Ready to find out what 网曝吃瓜 can do for you? We鈥檝e got you covered.
Have Questions? We have answers.
Contact Us
网曝吃瓜 Us
The 网曝吃瓜 Ethnography Lab is located in CN 106S.聽 For more information, and to reserve and check out equipment, call 303-605-5807.
Lab Overview and Facilities
The 网曝吃瓜 Ethnography Lab is a research and training facility dedicated to the聽documentation and analysis of human culture. As a professional data-gathering method,聽ethnography involves cultural and linguistic immersion in the community under study and the聽collection of qualitative data through participant-observation, interviewing, recording of聽naturally-occurring social interaction, and other techniques. Analysis centers on the聽patterns and substance of human beliefs and practices as they relate to a diverse set of聽real world communities and issues.
Housed within the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, the 网曝吃瓜 Ethnography Lab facilitates access to state-of-the-art field equipment and technologies used by professional聽ethnographers, including high-quality digital audio and video recording equipment, lapel microphones, smartpens, and headsets. PC work stations are outfitted with software for transcribing, analyzing, and archiving digital audio, video, and textual data. The facility also houses a small library. The lab supports courses in cultural and linguistic聽anthropology, as well as sociology and linguistics, providing undergraduate聽students with hands-on training in ethnographic data-gathering and qualitative data聽analysis.
Tutoring
Tutoring is available聽by appointment聽for the following courses:
- ANT 1310: Intro to Cultural Anthropology
- ANT 2330: Cross-Cultural Communication
- ANT 2500: Anthropology of Language
To schedule a tutoring appointment with one of our student staff, please email [email protected]. In your email, please specify which course you would like tutoring in and who your instructor is for that course.
Ongoing Professional Research Projects
- Innovative Farming and Agritourism in Okinawa
- The lab also provides resources and support for ethnographic field programs and university partnerships in Japan.
Ethnography Lab Personnel
Ethnography Lab Director:聽
Rebecca Forgash, PhD
Department of Sociology and Anthropology聽Lab Coordinator:
Jill Scott, MA
Spring 2026 Ethnography Lab Student Staff
Quinn Moore
Quinn is an Anthropology Major in their senior year and the secretary of the anthropology club, ALPACA. As a team member working on the Mosaic of Memories documentary project, they got to travel to New Zealand last year and present the film, Behind the Fence: Legacies of Fear and Resilience聽at the Auckland Central Library. They are excited to continue working on the film this year with other team members from the Ethnography Lab.
Rebecca Hug
Rebecca is double majoring in Anthropology and Biology and is currently a junior. After a few enlightening classes in high school, Anthropology has become a passion in her life. Rebecca loves to read and crochet, especially making stuffed animals for her family and friends. She is really excited to work with the Ethnography Lab and for all the people she will meet!
Natasha Neff
Natasha is a third-year student at 网曝吃瓜 majoring in Anthropology. Being bi-cultural and almost bilingual, the intersection between language and culture has always been fascinating to her. In her off time, she loves to wind down by watching reality TV competition shows, especially cooking or athletic. She is super excited to work in the Ethnography Lab and acquire more experience with a supportive team.
Shota Yabuuchi
Shota is majoring in International Business and is in his final year at 网曝吃瓜. Growing up in Japan and the US made him interested in the different cultures and people around the world. Shota loves watching and playing sports, especially baseball, basketball, and track. He is really grateful to be part of the Ethnography Lab team and is super excited to work with amazing people.
网曝吃瓜 Ethnography Lab
Campus Location:
Central Classroom (CN) 106
Mailing Address:
网曝吃瓜 Ethnography Lab
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
Campus Box 28, P.O. Box 173362
Denver, Colorado 80217-3362
Follow us on Social!