Florida Genetics Keynote Speech 2014
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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From Phil Williams, Director of the Center for Latin American Studies: I’m pleased to announce the establishment of the Hugh Popenoe Mesoamerican Research Endowment. The endowment is named after the […]
The New York Times has just published an obituary for Dr. George J. Armelagos, who served at UF in the early 1990s as Department Chair. In honor of this talented […]
This summer’s graduates are on to great things! Alison Montgomery has accepted a one-year Anthropology Faculty Fellow position at Marlboro College in Vermont, starting in September. Dr. Alan Schultz has […]
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Our partner the Florida Museum of Natural History has welcomed Dr. Charles Cobb as the new Lockwood Chair in Historical Archeology. Learn more about the Museum’s programs and connections with […]
Congratulations to our graduate students who graduated this term! Ph.D. Dr. Khadidja Arfi Dr. Ryan Morini Dr. Ryan Peseckas Dr. Traci Van Deest Masters Ball, Jacob Callicott, Christina Coxen, Kyle […]
Florida Museum of Natural History’s assistant Archaeology Curator and Anthropology affiliate professor Dr. Neill Wallis has received a UF Excellence Award for his work on Pre-Columbian North American social network […]
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 […]
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.