Anthropolibrary Newsletter 2016
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 […]
Please Welcome our New Department 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 […]
Faculty and Student Accomplishments
Connie Mulligan was elected as VP/President-elect of the American Association of Anthropological Genetics at the AAPA meetings Myrian Barboza was selected as the recipient of a Ruth McQuown Scholarship Supplementary […]
Call for Field Photos
Students, as you venture off into the field please take field selfies and send them to the department. Creative lab or writing selfies are also appreciated for those of you who are […]
Graduate Student News
Congratulations to the following new Ph.D.s and MA students: Ph.D. Kristina Altes Carrie Brown Jessica-Jean Casler M.A. Megan Cogburn Ed Haning Jessica Jenkins Taylor Polvadore Riley Ravary Sydney Roberson
Faculty Website Workshop
This week UF CLAS IT and UF Department of Anthropology teamed up to offer a faculty website workshop.
Faculty Accomplishment
Dr. Dave Daegling has been named one of 34 University of Florida Research Foundation Professors for 2016-2019. The recognition goes to faculty who have a distinguished current record of research […]
Graduate Student News
Find out what great things are happening with our students! Updates for Serenela Pelier, Justin Hosbey, Lisa Duffy, Meggan Blessing, and Scott Macrae. Serenela Pelier has been awarded a NSF […]
Alumni Spotlight: Radio Interview with Ryan Williams and Donna Nash
Two alums of the program, Ryan Williams and Donna Nash, recently recorded a radio interview on the Cerro Baúl excavations. Concocting Modern-Day Chicha De Molle
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UF Alumni Book Release
Dr. Angela Stuesse, an alumni of the anthropology department just released her first book: Scratching Out A Living-Latinos, Race, and Work in the Deep South. You can view her website for […]