We’d like to welcome Dr. Jeff Johnson, who has accepted a position in Social Network Analysis, as part of the CLAS Preeminence Hire and in good demonstration of Anthropology’s interdisciplinary connections with the Bureau of Economic and Business Research. Jeff will be joining UF in August 2014.
The Age of Sensing October 13-15, 2014 Duke University—Durham, North Carolina a Space to Place initiative In the past, the International Conference on Remote Sensing in Archaeology has been hosted in China, India, and Italy. For the first time in its history, the conference will take place in the United States at Duke University in […]
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Graduate students in archaeology are invited to assist in planning a mock archaeological dig One of the children’s activities we are planning is a Mock Archaeological Dig where the children will be able to find “artifacts” and learn about them. The event will take place as part of the Israeli Independence Day celebration at Gainesville’s […]
Dr. Catherine Tucker will join the Anthropology faculty, in conjunction with Latin American Studies, starting in Fall 2015, as part of UF’s Preeminence initiative.
African Studies Professor Dr. Charles Bwenge is the inaugural feature of the Career Resource Center’s Career Buzz blog’s new “International Gators” section. Dr. Bwenge is a senior lecturer in the Languages Department and an affiliate professor of the Anthropology Department. He is currently teaching the African Business Culture course. See also his profile at the […]