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Gerardo Aldana

Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Anthropology

Chicano Studies

History of Art and Architecture

Jewish Studies (program)

Latin American and Iberian Studies (program)

Medieval Studies (program)

Renaissance Studies (program)

Gerardo Aldana is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

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astronomy history history of science ancient mesoamerica computer science education computing education cultural history archaeology ancient philosophy cosmology higher education educational assessment animal science latin american antiquity higher education assessment instructional program american archaeology prehistory computer science learning scratch-based outreach program animal tlatoque star war classic maya astrology postclassic maya statecraft maya astronomy solar stelae venus window late classic copan target groups relevant themes maya mystery horizon-based astronomy anthropology civilizations historical archaeology experimental archaeology ethnohistory archaeological science material culture

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Cosmology, Calendars, and Horizon‐Based Astronomy in Ancient Mesoamerica by Anne S. Dowd and Susan Milbrath, Eds. Boulder: University Press of Colorado, 2015. 440 Pp.. American Anthropologist (2017)

Gerardo Aldana

anthropologyancient mesoamericahorizon-based astronomycosmology

Assessment of Computer Science Learning in a Scratch-Based Outreach Program. Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education (2013)

Diana FranklinPhillip ConradBryce BoeKaty NilsenCharlotte HillMichelle LenGreg DreschlerGerardo AldanaPaulo Almeida-TanakaBrynn KieferChelsea LairdFelicia LopezChristine PhamJessica SuarezRobert Waite

higher education assessmentscratch-based outreach programhigher educationinstructional programeducationcomputing educationcomputer science learningcomputer scienceeducational assessment

Animal Tlatoque. (2011)

Diana FranklinPhillip ConradGerardo AldanaSarah Hough

animal scienceanthropologyanimal tlatoque

Book Review: A Mayan Day of Doom: The End of Time: The Maya Mystery of 2012. Journal for the History of Astronomy (2011)

Gerardo V. Aldana

historyastronomymaya mysteryhistory of science

EVOICES: A Website Supporting Outreach by Attracting Target Groups to Computer Science Through Culturally Relevant Themes. Journal of computing sciences in colleges (2010)

Sarah JonesAlejandro HernandezPablo OrtizGerardo AldanaPhillip ConradDiana Franklin

target groupsrelevant themeseducationcomputing educationcomputer science

Agency and the “Star War” Glyph: A Historical Reassessment of Classic Maya Astrology and Warfare. Ancient Mesoamerica (2005)

Gerardo Aldana

historyamerican archaeologystar warreligious studieshistory of scienceastronomyprehistoryancient mesoamericaarchaeologyclassic maya astrologyancient philosophylatin american antiquitycultural history

K'UK'Ulkan at MayapáN: Venus and Postclassic Maya Statecraft. Journal for the History of Astronomy (2003)

Gerardo Aldana

historyastronomypostclassic maya statecraft

Solar Stelae and a Venus Window: Science and Royal Personality in Late Classic Copán. Journal for the History of Astronomy (2002)

Gerardo Aldana

solar stelaehistory of scienceastronomylate classic copanvenus windowclassics

Oracular Science: Uncertainty in the History of Maya Astronomy, 500-1600. Bell & Howell Information and Learning eBooks (2001)

Gerardo Villalobos Aldana

historymaya astronomyhistory of scienceastronomyancient mesoamerica

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Gerardo Aldana

Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Anthropology

Chicano Studies

History of Art and Architecture

Jewish Studies (program)

Latin American and Iberian Studies (program)

Medieval Studies (program)

Renaissance Studies (program)

Gerardo Aldana is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

Honors

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University of California, Santa Barbara

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gerardo Aldana

anthropologyancient mesoamericahorizon-based astronomycosmology

Assessment of Computer Science Learning in a Scratch-Based Outreach Program. Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education (2013)

higher education assessmentscratch-based outreach programhigher educationinstructional programeducationcomputing educationcomputer science learningcomputer scienceeducational assessment

Animal Tlatoque. (2011)

Diana FranklinPhillip ConradGerardo AldanaSarah Hough

animal scienceanthropologyanimal tlatoque

Book Review: A Mayan Day of Doom: The End of Time: The Maya Mystery of 2012. Journal for the History of Astronomy (2011)

Gerardo V. Aldana

historyastronomymaya mysteryhistory of science

EVOICES: A Website Supporting Outreach by Attracting Target Groups to Computer Science Through Culturally Relevant Themes. Journal of computing sciences in colleges (2010)

Sarah JonesAlejandro HernandezPablo OrtizGerardo AldanaPhillip ConradDiana Franklin

target groupsrelevant themeseducationcomputing educationcomputer science

Agency and the “Star War” Glyph: A Historical Reassessment of Classic Maya Astrology and Warfare. Ancient Mesoamerica (2005)

Gerardo Aldana

historyamerican archaeologystar warreligious studieshistory of scienceastronomyprehistoryancient mesoamericaarchaeologyclassic maya astrologyancient philosophylatin american antiquitycultural history

K'UK'Ulkan at MayapáN: Venus and Postclassic Maya Statecraft. Journal for the History of Astronomy (2003)

Gerardo Aldana

historyastronomypostclassic maya statecraft

Solar Stelae and a Venus Window: Science and Royal Personality in Late Classic Copán. Journal for the History of Astronomy (2002)

Gerardo Aldana

solar stelaehistory of scienceastronomylate classic copanvenus windowclassics

Oracular Science: Uncertainty in the History of Maya Astronomy, 500-1600. Bell & Howell Information and Learning eBooks (2001)

Gerardo Villalobos Aldana

historymaya astronomyhistory of scienceastronomyancient mesoamerica

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