Amy Simone Coggins
2010. BA, University of Kent – Social Anthropology
2011 (undergoing). MA, University of Kent – Visual Anthropology
I have recently graduated from UKC after studying for three years on the BA Social Anthropology course. I am interested in memory and how it affects the relationships people have with their families. I have carried out fieldwork in the Kent area exploring the dynamic relationships which occur within a highly competitive sports team. Last year I was privileged to win the Roger Just award for the best anthropological film and was honoured to be labelled an eminent visual anthropologist of the future.
Jessica Lucas
2009. BA, Austin College – Anthropological Studies; Fine Arts
2010. MA, University of Kent – Visual Anthropology
Jessica has conducted fieldwork in the US; Samoa; Mali; and southeastern England, bridging anthropology with studies in consumer research; photojournalism; human rights; and public policy. Her most recent work, titled “Violence in the System: A Critical Analysis of the UK Asylum Process” ties asylum seeker and refugee narratives to frameworks of violence and provides policy recommendations based on these ethnographic accounts.
In anticipation of an alumni event in May 2018, we have added basic information from the 2010 screening.
10 Sho(r)ts of Vérité
A Series of Films made by third year Visual Anthropology students
Location: Marlow Lecture Theatre 1
Time: 2-5.30pm
Date: Thursday 3rd June, 2010
2-3pm
Cheryl Ruck 80% Chance of Becoming a Lesbian
Dhanashree Karandikar Someone’s Gotta Do it
Amy Coggins Eau Du Chlorine (Roger Just Prize for Best Video Project)
Pip Megan Price Lazy Anthropology
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3.10-4pm
Madeleine Gray & Sarah Colls Busking: A Theatre Without Entrance
John Ireland & Vanessa Maire Counting Down (Roger Just Prize for Best Video Project)
Anna Robinson Tina
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4.10-5.10pm
Katie Clayton Touch, But Don’t Look
Christopher Platt One Man and His Boy
Ramone Fowler The Addict Within
Laura Bradshaw & Hannah Cooledge Morris: “The Most Fun you can have standing up”
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5.20pm Award of the Roger Just Prize for best Video Project
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Kent Visual Anthropology (2010-2020) 
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