Open Forum on New Combination Degree (BA/BS and MA) in Anthropology with Certificates Wednesday, November 16, 3:00-4:30 PM, Turlington 1208A The Department of Anthropology is launching a new combination degree that will enable eligible UF undergraduate students with junior or senior standing to earn up to 12 credit hours of graduate education and then—upon acceptance …
American Indian and Indigenous Studies Program (AIIS), in partnership with Smathers Libraries and Florida Museum invite you to a screening of the 2019 film Words from a Bear. The film explores the life of Pulitzer-prize winning Kiowa author, N. Scott Momaday, one of the most celebrated Native American authors of poetry and prose. Thursday, November 17, …
Open to UF graduate and undergraduate students.
The Department of Anthropology will have the first in-person Coffee Talk with Anthropology Professors this December 8th at 11am in TUR1208 (conference room). Coffee talk was started during the beginning of the pandemic to connect undergraduate students with anthropology faculty in an informal chat session over Zoom. There will be free coffee and treats. This …
The Mesoamerican Archaeology Search Committee convenes via Zoom to conduct preliminary interviews of candidates.
