Wren Brown
Master Student
Department of Anthropology
Contact Information
Wren.Brown@uwyo.edu
I have lived all over the Midwest but primarily grew up in New Albany, Indiana. I am particularly interested in working with isotopes to learn more about how people interacted with their environment past to present. I graduated from Purdue University in 2025 with a bachelor's in Environmental Science with minors in Anthropology and Chemistry. My goal with grad school is to combine all my interests into one focus which leads me to Geoarchaeology at Wyoming. I am a hands-on learner which is why I prefer working in the lab or doing field work, but that also shows through doing lots of activities like cross stitch, photography, hiking, and drawing.
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