Florida Genetics 2014 Keynote Increasing the odds that science and technology will impact food and nutrition security Roger Beachy, Founding Director, World Food Center at UC Davis October 29 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. Health Professions, Nursing & Pharmacy Auditorium No registration is required for the keynote address. Register to see other speakers here. View the […]
The Florida State University Department of Religion is pleased to announce its 14th Annual Graduate Student Symposium to be held February 20-22, 2015 in Tallahassee, Florida. Last year’s symposium allowed over 45 presenters from over 15 universities and departments as varied as History, Political Science, Philosophy, Religious Studies, and Classics to share their research, learn […]
The Florida Anthropological Student Associations hosts weekly colloquia to showcase our graduate students’ and faculty’s research interests, to give them valuable opportunities to practice or refine their presentation techniques, and to help connect UF anthropologists. Our next colloquium will be Friday, October 24 at 4pm in Turlington 1208: JD Pampush “The coevolution of circumperineal coloration […]
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Call for papers from the Archaeological Review from Cambridge Archaeology: Myths within and without Volume 30.2, November 2015 We invite contributors to explore the topic of ‘archaeological myths’, in all of its meanings. We encourage paper abstracts discussing the theme from numerous view points, including (but not limited to) those suggested below. Please send an […]
UF medical anthropologist Dr. Sharon Abramowitz was interviewed in Nature regarding the Ebola crisis. We are proud to have one of our faculty provide an informed voice in this global discussion. Highlights of the interview: You definitely need anthropologists to help the scientific community to incorporate local insights, capacities and perspectives into a robust disease-containment […]
The Florida Anthropological Student Associations hosts weekly colloquia to showcase our graduate students’ and faculty’s research interests, to give them valuable opportunities to practice or refine their presentation techniques, and to help connect UF anthropologists. Our next colloquium will be Friday, October at 4pm in Rinker 110: Saint Phard Michel “An Ethnographic Informant’s Perspective on […]
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