Greetings to our anthropology family. Attached is the 3rd issue of the Anthropolibrary Newsletter. In it are many tidbits and alerts of new resources and recurring services provided by the George A. Smathers Libraries at UF that you might not know about; two new video streaming services, the return of George W. Stocking, Jr.’s “History […]
Deadline Alerts Faculty: CLAS Travel Application Request – Wednesday, August 31st before 4pm. Applications should be given to Pat. Graduate Students: CLAS Travel Application Request – Wednesday, August 31st before 4pm. Applications should be given to Nita. Graduate Students: Spring Assistantship Applications – September 8th before 4pm. Applications should be given to Nita. Department Information […]
Graduate Title (Click for syllabus) Course # Section Instructor Title (click for syllabus) ANG 5420 02EE 02EH Dillon, David Social Network Analysis ANG 5488 02D5 02D9 Brondizio, Eduardo S Van Holt, Tracy Geospatial Cult Anth ANG 5494 02FF 02FH Beresford, Melissa Handsley Wutich, Amber E Text Analysis ANG 5802 4F64 4F65 Hames, Raymond Bryant Koster, […]
New Chair The Department of Anthropology is pleased to announce that Dr. Chris McCarty will be serving as the next chair of our department beginning August 16th, 2016, with a term extending three years until August 2019. Dr. McCarty has an extensive background in cultural anthropology, collaborative research, and administrative processes through his various appointments […]
Summer Graduations Ph.D.’s were awarded to Ellen Lofaro and Abiyot Seifu. Congratulations to both of you! Job Placement Dr. Ellen Lofaro has accepted a position at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville as Curator of Collections. Ashley Sharpe (who will graduate in Fall 2016) has accepted a position at STRI, the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. Allysha […]
Dr. John Moore was a professor of anthropology and also served as Chair of UF Anthropology from 1993-1998 and as the Graduate Coordinator from 2001-2003. His own research specialized in North American Indian ethnology, kinship, demography, and social evolution. His dedication to the department, our university, and the field of anthropology will be remembered.
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