- International Conference on Rural SustainabilityFriday, June 10, 2016 at 9:00 AM in CDT4 guests
- Undergrad, grad, and still looking for an elective? Interested in re...search for social change? Join me this semester as we use anthropology and work with ODIS to educate our community about human trafficking See More
- In 2007 a graduate student at UNT started an endeavor with the Socie...ty for Applied Anthropology to create the SfAA Podcast Team. We are celebrating our 10th year and would like you to participate by taking the SfAA Session Selection Survey. The top 20 sessions chosen will be profesionally podcasted at the 2016 SfAA Annual Meeting. Thank you! #UNT #anthropology #legacy See More
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New paperback (less expensive) edition of the book by Professor Pankaj Jain: https://www.routledge.com/products/9781472484154
UNT Anthropology Department shared an event.
Prof. Adam Dunstan presents his research: https://www.facebook.com/events/450952985029516/
By Prof. Pankaj Jain: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/…/from-rural-sustainability_b…
UNT Anthropology Department shared UNT Advancement's post.
Please join the Anthropology Department for World Anthropology Day – Feb. 18th. We are hosting an Applied Anthropology EXPO highlighting Anthropology That Matters! Come by and talk to anthropologists about how they use anthropology in their current jobs and research projects. We feature alumni with undergraduate degrees, alumni with graduate degrees, and current graduate students.
Please see the attached flyer for details.
Reception food, free raffle prizes, and giveaway...s from 2:00 -4:00.
Please direct any questions to lisa.henry@unt.edu
"What it is that anthropologists actually do, exactly? Don’t they dig up bones?
No we don’t...This course will put you into the shoes of the anthropologist and perhaps even more daunting...in the head of an anthropologist. Through a series of short “field-work” exercises we will train to think like an anthropologist...to see the things that most of us miss...to experience the ordinary as extraordinary...You will never be able to see the world the same again... I promise.
ANT...H 4011.002 BLB 065 T/TR
8-9:20AM
Instructor Melissa Nelson
melissa.nelson@unt.edu"
Lecture • Wellness 101: Lunch and Learn
Dharma and Ecology at Crow Collection of Asian Art
WHEN: Wed Dec 02 2015 12:00 pm — 1:00 pm
WHERE: Crow Collection of Asian Art...
COST: Free
https://crowcollection.org/ai1ec_eve…/dharma-and-ecology-2/…
Please join us for our thesis presentations. Presentations will be held in Chilton Hall 126 or join us remotely. Information below.
Please join us for our thesis presentations. Presentations will be held in Chilton Hall 126 or join us remotely. Information below.
Our graduate student, Isabelle Clerie, just got featured in a “Forbes” magazine article about development and entrepreneurship in Haiti- congratulations, Isabelle- we’re proud of you!!
http://www.forbes.com/…/three-social-entrepreneurs-driving…/
HAPPY THANKSGIVING: We have so many things to be thankful for, especially our students, alumni, faculty and staff. Happy Thanksgiving, UNT family!
UNT is closed today and Friday. We’ll see everyone bright and early on Monday.
Please join us for our thesis presentations. Presentations will be held in Chilton Hall 126 or join us remotely. Information below.
UNT Anthropology Department added an event.
Please join us for our thesis presentations beginning December 7. Presentations will be held in Chilton Hall 126 or join us remotely.
Looking for an elective in spring? Are you interested in the role of communication technologies in our lives, from cellphones to online communities?
ANTH 4701.018 Anthropology of Virtual Communication will examine this topic, including how communication technologies have different uses and meanings in different parts of the world. Topics range from political activism to gaming, with many stops in between. Students will conduct a research project on the online community o...f their choice.
TR 3:30-4:50.
Feel free to contact instructor Christina Wasson if you have any questions, christina.wasson@unt.edu
Study for three weeks in Suva and Nadi, Fiji, and experience a unique cultural setting while volunteering and learning about international development, community engagement and Western Pacific culture and society. Work with community based organizations abroad, who are making a difference dealing with
climate change and island populations, youth development, sustainable tourism and gender issues.
For more details and information about scholarships visit: https://studyabroad.unt.edu/index.cfm…
Are you interested in International Development, but don’t know how to get real world experience?
Study Abroad with us in Fiji!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X4QmiBGucSY
