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March 2016
Graduate Student Lunch with Laurence Ralph
In addition to his talk on Thursday, there will be a lunch with graduate students on Friday, March 25 at 12:30 in the Diaspora Room, 1350 Turlington. Please plan to attend if you would like to get to know Dr. Ralph. Dr. Laurence Ralph is John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Social Sciences in the Departments of Anthropology and African and African American Studies at Harvard University. He is the author ofRenegade Dreams: Living Through Injury in Gangland Chicago (University of Chicago Press).…
Find out more »Graduate Student Lunch with Laurence Ralph
In addition to his talk on Thursday, there will be a lunch with graduate students on Friday, March 25 at 12:30 in the Diaspora Room, 1350 Turlington. Please plan to attend if you would like to get to know Dr. Ralph. Dr. Laurence Ralph is John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Social Sciences in the Departments of Anthropology and African and African American Studies at Harvard University. He is the author ofRenegade Dreams: Living Through Injury in Gangland Chicago (University of Chicago Press).…
Find out more »April 2016
Bag Lunch Forum with Dr. John Yellen
A Bag-Lunch Forum with Dr. John Yellen, Director of the National Science Foundation’s Archaeology Program, Monday April 4, 12:30-1:30 pm, Pugh 210 Dr. John Yellen, director of the National Science Foundation’s Archaeology Program, will be on campus April 4th and 5th to participate in Parting the Red Sea – An International Workshop on Late Pleistocene Stone Artifact Variability and Human Dispersals in the Horn of Africa and Arabia. Dr. Yellen has kindly offered to hold a bag-lunch open forum on…
Find out more »Bag Lunch Forum with Dr. John Yellen
A Bag-Lunch Forum with Dr. John Yellen, Director of the National Science Foundation’s Archaeology Program, Monday April 4, 12:30-1:30 pm, Pugh 210 Dr. John Yellen, director of the National Science Foundation’s Archaeology Program, will be on campus April 4th and 5th to participate in Parting the Red Sea – An International Workshop on Late Pleistocene Stone Artifact Variability and Human Dispersals in the Horn of Africa and Arabia. Dr. Yellen has kindly offered to hold a bag-lunch open forum on…
Find out more »Graduate Student Meeting with Julian Go
All graduate students are invited to a discussion of Julian Go's paper (in progress) titled "Colonialism’s Ends: Field Theory and the Contraction of the Imperial Repertoire of Power" on Friday April 15th at 10:30 am. The discussion will be solely for graduate students. I'm attaching a copy of the paper and including an abstract of the talk below. ABSTRACT This essay asks why colonialism ended in the mid-twentieth century, effectively excising formal imperialism from the repertoire of global power. Most studies related to this question address…
Find out more »Graduate Student Meeting with Julian Go
All graduate students are invited to a discussion of Julian Go's paper (in progress) titled "Colonialism’s Ends: Field Theory and the Contraction of the Imperial Repertoire of Power" on Friday April 15th at 10:30 am. The discussion will be solely for graduate students. I'm attaching a copy of the paper and including an abstract of the talk below. ABSTRACT This essay asks why colonialism ended in the mid-twentieth century, effectively excising formal imperialism from the repertoire of global power. Most studies related to this question address…
Find out more »February 2018
Grad Student Lunch with Job Candidates
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 global health so we hope graduate students from a variety of subfields and area studies will attend. The schedule for the lunches is as follows.…
Find out more »Grad Student Lunch with Job Candidates
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 global health so we hope graduate students from a variety of subfields and area studies will attend. The schedule for the lunches is as follows.…
Find out more »Grad Student Lunch with Job Candidates
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 global health so we hope graduate students from a variety of subfields and area studies will attend. The schedule for the lunches is as follows.…
Find out more »Grad Student Lunch with Job Candidates
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 global health so we hope graduate students from a variety of subfields and area studies will attend. The schedule for the lunches is as follows.…
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