2/22/2018—4 pm—CSE E252—Crystal Biruk "Cooking Data: Culture and Politics in an African Research World" Drawing on ethnographic work as an "anthropologist among the demographers," this talk traces the social lives of quantitative health data collected at the household level in rural Malawi that become statistics that inform policy and planning. Whereas survey researchers since the …
Please save the dates for our upcoming graduate student lunches with the Medical Anthropology candidates. We have four great candidates coming to UF over the next few weeks and would love as much graduate student participation and input as possible. All four candidates are very strong in African studies in addition to medical anthropology and …
A Post-Colonial Feminist Engagement in the Logic of Counter-sexual Exploitation and Abuse (SEA) Policies of Peace Keeping When: Wednesday, 2/28 noon Where: Turlington 1208A Conference Room Lunch will be provided.
This coming Sunday, August 26, the department will host a welcome back picnic from 1-4 pm at Depot Park, in downtown Gainesville. Â The department will provide main dishes, and everyone is invited to bring a side dish to share.
On Wednesday, Aug. 29, we will host a reception for our new faculty and graduate students. Â This will be held in the Keene Faculty Center beginning at 4 pm.
UF Anthropology will hold its first Primatology Search Committee Meeting on Wednesday, October 3, 2018 from 9:30-10:00 am in 1350 Turlington Hall
Potlatch is October 13, beginning at noon, once again to be held out in Jonesville. Â We will post more details as the date gets closer.