Supporting students beyond the classroom February 19 2021
With an array of aid and resources, COCC helps its students find the right formula for academic achievement
There are stories held in bones, untold and unknown, from ancient narratives to this-happened-here evidence. For Sierra Klapproth, an anthropology student at Central Oregon Community College, the urge to unravel and convey those tales, page by shrouded page, is irresistible. I ve found a love for anthropology at COCC that is pulling me toward forensic anthropology, shared Klapproth, long intrigued by the field of forensics and the medical side of criminal justice. It is so interesting and surreal to look at how much information can be gathered from bones that can be anywhere from days to millions of years old. With ambitions of becoming a medical examiner or a forensic anthropologist, Klapproth is earning her Associate of Arts Oregon Transfer degree and planning to continue her studies at a four-year u