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UCSC Anthro Day 2023
Anthro Day call for presenters
Minorities in Anthropology presents UCSC Anthro Day on February 16, 2023.
MIA seeks presentations for our annual Zoom/in-person hybrid event sponsored by the American Anthropology Association. Possibilities include but are not limited to:
-Proposals for Anthropology and/or Ethnographic research you would like to conduct
-Autoethnographic or ethnographic creative presentation (poetry, dance, short film etc)
-Overview of research you've already conducted, presenting what you discovered
-Open to other ideas somehow related to the discipline of Anthropology, whether you are part of a minority community or are researching a minority community
We are also seeking behind the scenes assistance (social media, tech support etc).
If you don't want to be a presenter but would like to be involved, we can use your help.
Contact event organizer Brent Horning: bshornin@ucsc.edu
Some News!
We welcome Prof. Mark Anderson as one of MiA's mentors. As a chair of the department, Prof. Anderson was very supportive of our events and of us as students, especially through the Covid lockdown.
Program AnthroDay 2022
12:00-2:00pm Zooarchaeology Open Lab - in person
12:15 Brief introduction by Prof. Quintana Morales and students.
Stations will be set for visitors to explore and make questions.
Google form for sign up here.
2:00-2:45pm AnthroDay En Comunidad
Zoom link
Con los Profesores, Alejandra Kramer,
Carla H. Garabito y Guillermo Delgado.
3:00-5:10pm Zoom Presentations - Zoom link
Moderated by Professor Tsim Schneider
(See presenters and projects below)
Credits for Anthro Day 2022:
MiA leading coordination and events: Veronica Solis and Isabella Crespin, and our new member of the event production team, Brent Horning.
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