Dr. Rochelle Marrinan, an expert zooarchaeologist working in the comparative zoology collection in the Department of Anthropology, has received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Southeastern Archaeological Conference. According to Dr. Glen Doran, Professor and Chair of Anthropology, "SEAC is the largest regional anthropology/archaeological society in the eastern United States.  It is an award of her peers and professional colleagues in recognition of her contributions to the field." The SEAC website states, "This award is normally awarded at the Annual Meeting to a senior colleague in recognition of demonstrated excellence in the study of the archaeology of the Southeastern United States." Attached is a copy of the  SEAC Lifetime Achievement Award.