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Anthropology Club

The Anthropology Club is a community for all anthropology majors, minors, and prospective majors.   Our chief aim is to create a better community by getting students together to socialize, create networks, and maybe even learn something new while we're at it.  Our activities are informal, and always a good time.  We'd love to see you at our next meeting!
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Activities

Upcoming: 

  • Monday, November 9th: Cave Art!:
Join us from 1:00-3:00pm in the Anthropology Library for some food and fun! We will be making cave drawings and talking about ancient symbols! This is going to be a social event, complete with hands-on fun and snacks! This event is open to Anthropology Club members, students, friends, guests, and children. Stop by and have a cookie, add your art to a picture, and see your peers!

ALSO MONDAY:
Monday, November 9 is the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall.  In commemoration, the Anthropology Department will host a free showing of one of the most acclaimed films of the last 20 years: THE LIVES OF OTHERS (2006).  At the center of the story is an officer in the Stasi (the East German secret police) who engages in a kind of participant-observation that changes his own life and the lives of the "others" he is spying on.  In this sense the film is a profound ethnographic document, as well as an emotionally powerful thriller.  Open to everyone, 7 pm in 104 Stewart Auditorium. 

Ongoing:

Departmental Coffee Hour: Every afternoon, Monday through Thursday, 3 to 4PM in ST 108 (the Anthropology Library) come join us for coffee! Mingle with the grad students, make a new friend, or glean pearls of wisdom from the professors! The coffee is free and company is awesome!


Past:

Range Creek Exhibit: The Anthropology Club went to the Museum of Natural History and received a private tour of the Range Creek exhibit from Dr. Duncan Metcalfe! Dr. Metcalfe talked to the members about the historical artifacts found at Range Creek, as well as explained some of the everyday hurtles that archaeologists often face. It was a wonderful tour and we were thrilled to have learned so much!


Cut-It-Up:
The Anthropology Club put old scientific magazines to use by cutting them up and making decorative collages for the Anthropology Library! This event was really fun and was a great chance for all of us to get together at the start of the semester!
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Contact Info

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