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Graduate Professionalism Seminar
Careers in the Private Sector Join UF Alum Chad Maxwell for a discussion on how to turn your academic degree into a career outside the academy. Topics include how to assess your skills and market them to a non-academic audience, how to find the right position and career, and how to plan your course of …
Graduate Professionalism Seminar
Careers in the Private Sector Join UF Alum Chad Maxwell for a discussion on how to turn your academic degree into a career outside the academy. Topics include how to assess your skills and market them to a non-academic audience, how to find the right position and career, and how to plan your course of …
Seminar in Geological Sciences
100 Williamson HallJohn Smol “Canaries in the Coal Mine: Northern Lakes as Sentinels of Environmental Change”
Seminar in Geological Sciences
100 Williamson HallJohn Smol “Canaries in the Coal Mine: Northern Lakes as Sentinels of Environmental Change”
FASA Colloquium
1208A Turlington Hall2000-Year Maya Odyssey: Tracking Animal Use and Exchange During the Rise and Fall of a Maya State by Ashley Sharpe, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Anthropology, University of Florida The site of Ceibal, Guatemala, was one of the oldest and longest-lasting Maya centers, with an occupational sequence spanning over two millennia (1000 BC - AD 1000). …
FASA Colloquium
1208A Turlington Hall2000-Year Maya Odyssey: Tracking Animal Use and Exchange During the Rise and Fall of a Maya State by Ashley Sharpe, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Anthropology, University of Florida The site of Ceibal, Guatemala, was one of the oldest and longest-lasting Maya centers, with an occupational sequence spanning over two millennia (1000 BC - AD 1000). …
Job Talk with Laurence Ralph
201 Criser HallThe Politics of Disability in a Chicago Gang Thursday, March 24, 3:30 pm in Criser 201 This talk is an attempt to understand why disabilities are disproportionately visited on low-income, African American communities. More generally, I consider the multifaceted ideas about what injury means among disabled populations. My argument is that, while admirable, the Disability …