Tanzania: Ecology & Human Origins
Dar es Salaam & Tarangire field site, Tanzania
Program faculty & staff
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Emily (Molly) Margaretten 
Faculty Program Director, Fall 2012
Ripon College, Anthropology
The Tanzania Faculty Director teaches a course in Research Methods to ACM program participants and oversees all aspects of the program, including the six-week field component.
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Laura Heggs
Student Alumni Fellow, Fall 2012
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Memuna Khan
Faculty Program Director, Fall 2013
Ripon College, Biology
The Tanzania Faculty Director teaches a course in Research Methods to ACM program participants and oversees all aspects of the program, including the six-week field component.
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Dr. Emanuel Kessy
Program Coordinator
University of Dar es Salaam, Department of History and Archaeology
Dr. Kessy serves as liaison between the University of Dar es Salaam and the ACM program.
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After two years of college study, I was eager for a change of pace and hungry for adventure — both were waiting for me Tanzania. The country offered endless opportunities for exploration and discovery and I found Tanzanians themselves to be among the most genuine people I have met anywhere. That Tanzania is home to an exciting mixture of the modern and the ancient was perpetually evident to me in its vibrant culture, bustling cities, and wild landscapes. If provided the opportunity, I would return in an instant.
—Alex Nereson, Tanzania, Fall 2008
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