Talking About Anthropology
The Montclair State University Anthropology Seminar Series

All seminars take place at 3:15 pm in Dickson Hall 114, the Anthropology Department Seminar Room unless otherwise noted.

Refreshments are served

Next seminar: April 24, 2008. Ken Brook. Higher Education, the Scholarship of Engagement, and Applied Anthropology. 3:15 pm, DI-114, the anthropology seminar room

All members of the University community are welcome. Do let us know in advance if you plan to bring a class so we can make proper room arrangements.

For more information: Contact Richard W. Franke, Anthropology Dept. Chair

973-655-4133

franker@mail.montclair.edu

Previous seminars:

March 27, 2008. Katherine McCaffrey and MSU students: Rebuilding New Orleans from the Grassroots: Reflections from MSU Alternative Spring Break 2008. 3:30 to 5:30 pm. in the University Hall Courtyard Lounge.

March 13, 2008. Elaine Gerber. What Can Blindness Teach Us about Race in America?

Feb 26, 2008 12 noon. Peter Siegel. What Do We Mean by an Archaeological Culture? The Concept of “Taíno” in the Pre-Columbian Caribbean.

November 15, 2007, 3:15 pm: New Patterns in a New Age: Gender, Globalization, and Networks in Rural Mexico. Frances Rothstein, Professor of Anthropology, MSU

October 18, 2007: Anthropology and Counter-Insurgency. Katherine McCaffrey, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, MSU

September 20, 2007: Consuming Interest: Water, Rum, and Coca Cola
June Nash, Distinguished Professor Emerita, Department of Anthropology, City University of New York. Cohen Lounge

 

 

 

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