Announcement
Submitted 25 March 2015 by DANTA: Association for Conservation of the Tropics
DANTA Tropical Biology Field Courses 2015
Do you have an interest in primates, tropical ecology …
Field school
Submitted 23 March 2015 by Mitchell Irwin
Do you have an interest in primate evolutionary history and how they fit into ecosystems? …
AABA
Submitted 23 March 2015 by Susan Anton
Proceeds Benefit Student Travel
THURSDAY MARCH 26th – Grand Ballroom A/B Silent Auction starts at …
Submitted 19 March 2015 by Dr. Jason E. Lewis
Do you want to learn about ancient humans and the environments in which they lived, …
Course
Submitted 18 March 2015 by Stefano Benazzi
Nowadays the virtual environment is becoming pivotal in anthropology, archaeology, medical and dental field. New …
Submitted 10 March 2015 by Joseph G. Lorenz
This course will provide students with an opportunity to explore conservation issues in primate populations. …
News
Submitted 8 March 2015 by Joan Richtsmeier
Announcing AAPA Career Development Panel – Friday noon-2 pm "Adversity, Strategy and Success"
Come, share, listen and discuss with our panelists whose very different life experiences will help you navigate your own path to success whether it be in an alternate or traditional job.
The panelists include: Dr. Kristina Aldridge …
We had a strong set of applications for the 2015 Professional Development. Five proposals were funded, each in the amount of $5000. The five grantees for 2015 are:
Marin Pilloud , University of Nevada Reno “Dental phenotypic variation in Neolithic Anatolia: identifying social structure and population movement in early farming …
Submitted 7 March 2015 by Charles Nunn
On May 4-6, 2015, the Triangle Center for Evolutionary Medicine (TriCEM), the National Evolutionary Synthesis …
Conference
Submitted 6 March 2015 by Dr Francisca Alves CArdoso - Centre for Research in Anthropology (CRIA), Portugal
Human Biology of Poverty | 2015 SSHB Symposium Lisbon, Portugal - 2-5 September 2015
Poverty has its nefarious roots embedded in social, political and economic disadvantages and inequalities. It differentially affects various segments of populations, intensifies negative outcomes of growth and development, creates ill-health in terms of infectious and non-communicable …
Submitted 6 March 2015 by Paul O'Higgins
2015 CALL FOR NOMINATIONS The Rohlf Medal
The Rohlf Medal was established in 2006 by …
Submitted 27 February 2015 by Anthony Di Fiore
Attention students! The deadline to submit applications for the Student Presentation Awards Competition is March 1st. At its annual meeting, the American Association of Physical Anthropologists awards five prizes to outstanding presentations at the annual meeting whose first author is a student. Four named prizes honor Juan Comas, Aleš Hrdlička, …
Submitted 26 February 2015 by Heather Norton
This year's AAAG Education workshop is entitled "Outreach and Public Engagement in Anthropological Genetics" and will take place on Wednesday March 25 from 1-4 pm in Grand Suite 3 of the Hilton. Our speakers include Deborah Bolnick, John Hawks, Ripan Malhi, Joe Orkin, PJ Perry, and Jennifer Raff, who will …
Submitted 25 February 2015 by Susan Anton
The AAPA Auction is nearly here! And once again we are looking for your donated items including your best field photos to auction. If you have items to donate please email Susan Antón ([email protected]) about them. Please send photos to Anne Stone ([email protected]) who with the …
Submitted 24 February 2015 by Stefanie Ringelhan
Dear colleagues,
As part of the FAceS project (www.faces.wi.tum.de/), the Chair for Strategy and Organization (Prof. Isabell M. Welpe) at the Technische Universität München, Germany, is currently conducting a survey about publication practices and performance measurement in science. To attain representative knowledge about publication practices and performance measurement …
Submitted 24 February 2015 by EA Quinn
Saturday March 28, 2015
Dr. Nina Jablonski "Skin Pigmentation is Relevant to Everything that Physical …
Submitted 23 February 2015 by Ellen Quillen
Four American Association of Anthropological Genetics' (AAAG) Outstanding Trainee Presentation Awards will be given out this year. The Outstanding Trainee Presentations in Anthropological Genetics (OTPAG) prizes are given for the best poster and podium presentations at the HBA or AAPA annual meetings. Each awardee (one each for best student poster, …
Submitted 23 February 2015 by Dr. Laura Bolt
Are you looking for a primate field school this summer?
I am instructing two sessions …
Submitted 19 February 2015 by Doug M. Boyer
Authors
Doug M. Boyer (1), Seth Kaufman (2), Gregg F. Gunnell (3), Edward Gomes (4), …
Submitted 16 February 2015 by Sarah Mathena
This course introduces students to the role of the biological anthropologist, archaeologist and forensic scientist …
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