Anthropology Instructor Featured On BBC
Faculty Excellence
April 30, 2015
Anthropology adjunct instructor Dr. Peggy Brunache was interviewed recently by the BBC in London for Arise News. Dr. Brunache is an archaeologist, food historian, and expert on culinary studies. Her BBC interview on southern cooking is delicious to watch.
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