UF-registered Student Groups
Florida Anthropological Student Association (FASA)
The Florida Anthropological Student Association (FASA) is a graduate anthropology club that sponsors a number of social, fundraising and educational events throughout the year. Annual social events include Fall Feast, Armadillo Roast and a book sale and other events during the spring. FASA provides a setting for students to meet other anthropology students and faculty members in social settings. Undergraduate majors are encouraged to participate in FASA activities. Visit the FASA website for more info!
Other Student Groups
Women in Anthropology
Women in Anthropology is a formal support, resource, and networking group which fosters communication and dialogue on the experiences, needs, and concerns of women and non-binary graduate students and allies affiliated with the University of Florida Department of Anthropology. Our work centers on creating safe and inclusive spaces, fostering involvement in department activities, facilitating collaboration and networking, providing holistic support, existing as a broader forum for discussion and action, and promoting dialogue and improvement on the quality-of-work and quality-of-life issues for women and non-binary people in Anthropology. Anyone affiliated with our department and interested in this work is welcome to attend meetings or get involved by joining our Facebook group (UF Women in Anthropology) or contacting any of our members!
New Florida Journal of Anthropology
The New Florida Journal of Anthropology is a gold open access, peer-reviewed, graduate student-run academic journal housed in the Department of Anthropology of the University of Florida. NFJA encourages diversity of scholarship by publishing broadly anthropologically focused research with no geographic or temporal restrictions, nor are the submission limited to the UF community. In the spirit of inclusion, they also welcome research from associated subjects including linguistics, geography, history and related fields. NFJA publishes work by graduate students and faculty alike so if you are interested in submitting your work you can do so through their online portal. If you are a current graduate student in the department and would like to serve on the editorial board keep an eye out for position vacancy announcements!
Graduate Student Advisory Council
Members of the council come from many disciplines and discuss the professional development of graduate students at UF. They represent GSAC in I-Cubed sponsored activities—such as Graduate Student Research Day, Ethics Symposium, and Career Panels—attend monthly GSAC meetings, and disseminate information about I–Cubed sponsored activities to other students and colleagues. Learn more about the council