Saba Mahmood, University of California Berkeley Secularism and the Plight of Religious Minorities in the Middle East April 7 @ 6:00 pm – at the Ocora, Pugh Hall  Saba Mahmood is professor of anthropology at the University of California at Berkeley. Her work focuses on questions of secularism, religion, minority politics, and gender in the …
Deadline for thesis students to submit final pdf document for review by the Graduate School Editorial Office in order to qualify for degree award this term Deadline for ETD Signature Pages to be posted to GIMS for thesis students
Deadline for thesis students to submit final pdf document for review by the Graduate School Editorial Office in order to qualify for degree award this term Deadline for ETD Signature Pages to be posted to GIMS for thesis students
Deadline for final exam forms to be posted to GIMS for non-thesis students
Deadline for final exam forms to be posted to GIMS for non-thesis students
Deadline for final exam forms to be posted to GIMS for dissertation students Deadline for ETD Signature Pages to be posted to GIMS for thesis and dissertation students Deadline for dissertation students to submit final pdf document for review by the Graduate School Editorial Office in order to qualify for degree award this term
Deadline for final exam forms to be posted to GIMS for dissertation students Deadline for ETD Signature Pages to be posted to GIMS for thesis and dissertation students Deadline for dissertation students to submit final pdf document for review by the Graduate School Editorial Office in order to qualify for degree award this term
Gurupá: Past, Present, and Future (215 Dauer Hall, Monday 4/11, 2:00 – 4:30 pm) Sponsored by UF Tropical Conservation and Development Program, Center of Latin American Studies and Department of Anthropology. Gurupá, an agroextractivist community along the lower Amazon River, is well-known to social scientists through the iconic ethnography Amazon Town: A Study …
Gurupá: Past, Present, and Future (215 Dauer Hall, Monday 4/11, 2:00 – 4:30 pm) Sponsored by UF Tropical Conservation and Development Program, Center of Latin American Studies and Department of Anthropology. Gurupá, an agroextractivist community along the lower Amazon River, is well-known to social scientists through the iconic ethnography Amazon Town: A Study …
The annual self-report is due April 15. Every graduate student (whether registered or not) needs to complete a self-report each year. The form is at http://anthro.ufl.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/55/EvalSelfAnnual-2013b.docx. If you haven't accomplished anything this year, please report that. Please give a copy of your annual self-report to Nita, a copy to your committee chair and keep a …