April 2, 2015 Newsletter - Anthropology

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U n i v e r s i t y o f To r o n t o
Anthropology Newsletter
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News & Announcements
April 2, 2015
Volume 14, Issue 7
In This Issue:
News and Announcements 1
Upcoming Anthropology
Events 2
Job Postings & Fellowship
Opportunities 3
Calls for Papers 4
Awards & Funding
Opportunities 5
Upcoming Conferences &
Workshops 6
Field & Summer Schools 7
U of T Events 8
Prof. Christopher Krupa Publishes New Book
Prof. Krupa's new co-edited (with David Nugent of Emory University) volume, State
Theory and Andean Politics: New Approaches to the Study of Rule, has just been
published by The University of Pennsylvania Press. Focusing on the everyday, extraofficial,
and frequently invisible or partially concealed permutations of rule in the lives of Andean
people, the essays in this collection explore the material and cultural processes by which
states come to appear as real and tangible parts of everyday life. Includes contributions
from ten Andeanist scholars and theoretical engagements from Akhil Gupta and Gyanendra
Pandey. Further details at http://www.upenn.edu/pennpress/book/15370.html
AGSU Spring Wine & Cheese April 7
Hello Anthropology Colleagues,
Now that this semester is finally coming to a close it is our pleasure to invite you to the AGSU Spring Wine and
Cheese taking place Tuesday April 7th, from 4-7pm at the Prenup Pub. The Prenup Pub is located at 191
College, at the corner of Henry about 2 blocks from the Department and we will be on the second floor. They
have 70 beers on tap, over 20 wines available by the glass and tasty appetizers. As well, we are inviting everyone to
feel free to bring a sweet treat for all to share.
So join us...this is a great opportunity to unwind from a challenging semester and a busy school year by having
some food and drinks (2 free) on the AGSU and The Department of Anthropology. No dress code. We hope to
see you there!
Please note that there is construction taking place at College and Spadina during this time which may affect your
transportation route to or from the event. Details are available on the TTC website at:
https://www.ttc.ca/Service_Advisories/Construction/SpadinaAve-CollegeSt.jsp
Prof. Shawn Lehman Awarded FAS Germany/Europe Funding
Congratulations to Prof. Shawn Lehman for his successful application to the Faculty
of Arts and Science Germany/Europe Fund to formalize a research collaboration
with lemur biologists at the Institut für Zoologie, Stiftung Tierärztliche Hochschule
in Hannover, Germany. The collaboration will provide international experience and
innovative programming to Anthropology graduate students.
PhD Student Monika Sumra Co-Publishes Paper with Prof. Michael
Schillaci
Send future contributions to:
kristy.bard@utoronto.ca
Congratulations to Anthropology PhD student Monika Sumra for publishing her first paper in PLoS ONE.
“Stress and the Multiple-Role Woman: Taking a Closer Look at the ‘Superwoman’” was co-written by Monika
and her supervisor, Prof. Michael Schillaci. Read the full article at
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0120952
Ethnographic Documentary by PhD Student Salvatore Giusto Premieres June 17
The Italian Contemporary Film Festival of Toronto invites you to the Canadian premiere of "Good Time for a
Change", the first ethnographic documentary by Anthropology PhD student Salvatore Giusto, along with Danilo
Melideo and Manuela D'Andreamatteo. Watch the trailor here (Anthro PhD grad Kori Allan makes an
appearance!) and buy tickets to the June 17 premiere at TIFF Bell Lightbox Theatre BEFORE April 30 at
http://icff.ca/blog/2015/03/23/good-time-for-a-change/
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Anthropology Newsletter – Volume 14, Issue 7
April 2, 2015
Upcoming Anthropology
Events
Thursday, April 2, 2015
Monday, April 13, 2015
To Singapore, With Love
Prof. Yannis Hamilakis (University of Southampton)
Amphipolis, National Imagination, and the Greek Crisis
Film screening and panel discussion with
Profs. Victor Li and Girish Daswani.
Sponsored by the Asian Institute, 7:0010:00pm, Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex
Ave. Register here.
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Anthropology Graduate Faculty Board Meeting
12:00-2:00pm, AP 246. Lunch will be served, please RSVP to
kristy.bard@utoronto.ca. All Anthropology graduate faculty and
AGSU Co-Presidents welcome
AGSU Wine & Cheese
4:00-7:00pm, Prenup Pub, 191 College Street. Everyone is invited
to bring a sweet treat for all to share. This is a great opportunity to
unwind from a challenging semester and a busy school year by
having some food and drinks (2 free) on the AGSU and The
Department of Anthropology. No dress code.
Hellenic Canadian Academic Association of Ontario Lecture,
7:00pm, Innis Town Hall, 2 Sussex Ave. Further info here.
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Re-Orientation Social
12:00-2:00pm, AP 246. Lunch for all students, TAs or instructors
who participated in the STEP Forward Re-Orientation initiative.
Penny Young and Meagan Brooks
In the Heart of Conflict: Willowbank National Historic Site
OAS Toronto Chapter meeting, 7:30pm, AP 246, 19 Russell St.
Further info here.
Prof. Carol Ward (U of Missouri)
The Shape of Human Origins
Prof. Emeritus Gavin Smith (U of T,
Anthropology)
Intellectuals and (Counter-) Politics
Book Launch
With Commentaries by Profs. Tania Li
(UofT Anthropology), Deb Cowen (UofT
Geography), and Carlota McAllister (York,
Anthropology). Development Seminar, 12:00-2:00pm, AP 246
Prof. Ken MacLean (Clark University)
A Threat to Peace: Humanitarian Mine Action in
Burma/Myanmar and the Mismanagement of Risk
Centre for South East Asian Studies event co-sponsored by
Anthropology and the Asian Institute. 12:00-2:00pm, 108N, 1
Devonshire Pl. Further info/registration here.
Friday, April 10, 2015
Prof. Barry Wellman (U of
T, Sociology)
Networked Individualism:
In Communities, Families,
and Work
Ethnography Lab Seminar, 5:00pm, AP 330. Further details here.
Anthropology Public Alumni Lecture,
presented by the Anthropology
Colloquium Series. 7:00-9:00pm, ES
1050, 33 Willcocks St. Followed by reception. Further information
and registration here.
Friday, April 17, 2015
Jacob Nerenberg (Anthro PhD Candidate)
Mission Telecom: What can Ethnography offer Scenes of
Dislocation and Uncertainty?
Ethnography Lab Seminar, 5:00pm, AP 330. Further details here.
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Experiential Professionalization Workshop
1:00-3:00pm, AP 124. Workshop designed to connect, reflect, and
translate your experiential learning. Career Centre liaisons will be
running activities and programs on how to identify transferable
skills, improve resumes, and prepare for the job market. Email
lauren.normal@mail.utoronto.ca to register.
Amy Beresheim (Anthro PhD Candidate)
Why Being Big-Boned is Beautiful: Osteoporosis from an
Evolutionary Perspective
Got Anthropology? Series, 7:30pm, AB 107, 50 St. George St.
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April 2, 2015
Job Postings & Fellowship
Opportunities
Research Fellow/Social Scientist,
Sierra Leone Phase III Ebola Vaccine
Trial, The London School of Hygiene
& Tropical Medicine
Deadline: April 9, 2015
http://bit.ly/1EEgWmf
Research Assistant, Alliance for Youth and Community
Well Being, University of Saskatchewan
Deadline: April 10, 2015; http://bit.ly/1DuEt7t
Professor and Chair, Department of Global and Intercultural
Studies, Miami University in Ohio
Screening begins April 10, 2015
https://miamioh.hiretouch.com/job-details?jobID=462
One Year Lecturer, Biocultural Anthropology, University of
Washington
Deadline: April 10, 2015; http://bit.ly/1DuExEn
Professor, Social and Cultural
Anthropology, University of
Helsinki
http://www.helsinki.fi/recruitme
nt/index.html?id=101818
Joint Fellowships for Doctoral Students/Postdoctoral
Scholars, University of Erfurt, Germany
https://www.uni-erfurt.de/en/max-weber-center/
Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship within the project "In
2016: How it felt to live in the Arab World five years after
the ‘Arab Spring’", University of Oslo
http://bit.ly/1BQUArq
Doctoral research fellowship within the project "In 2016:
How it felt to live in the Arab World five years after the
‘Arab Spring’", University of Oslo
http://uio.easycruit.com/vacancy/1338737/62042?iso=gb
Assistant Professor, Human Development
and Social Determinants of Health,
University of British Columbia
http://bit.ly/1NJKEaH
Associate Professor and Assistant Professor - Department of
Community Health Sciences, University of Manitoba
Deadline: April 30, 2015; http://bit.ly/1ENvkXE
Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Normative Theory, U of T
Centre for Ethics
Deadline: May 1, 2015
http://ethics.utoronto.ca/people/post-doctoralfellowships/
Urban and Community Studies
or Ethics and Social Justice
Postdoctoral Fellowship, Social
Development and Policy
Program, Habib University
Deadline: May 15, 2015; http://bit.ly/1I5douf
Professor/Associate Professor, Middle Paleolithic
Archaeology, University of Witwatersrand
Deadline: May 15, 2015; http://bit.ly/1MArqHw
Tier II Canada Research Chair, Aboriginal Health,
Laurentian University
Deadline: June 1, 2015; http://bit.ly/1CxjHSR
Three-Year Junior Fellowships beginning July 1, 2016,
Society of Fellows, Harvard University
Deadline for Nominations: August 14, 2015
Nomination Form available from kristy.bard@utoronto.ca
Further info:
http://socfell.fas.harvard.edu/nominations.html
More Job Postings & Fellowship Opportunities are listed on
our website at
http://anthropology.utoronto.ca/home/job-postings/
2015 AAA Leadership Fellows Program
The AAA Leadership Fellows Program provides a unique
opportunity for anthropologists early in their careers to learn about
leadership opportunities within the association. Each year a group
of three to five fellows will be paired with a mentor chosen from
among AAA leadership. Mentors are available to fellows
throughout the year to answer questions related to AAA. Fellows
shadow their mentors at the AAA Annual Meeting in meetings of
the Executive Board, Association Committees, and Section
Committees. In addition, fellows are invited to attend the AAA
Donors Reception and a Leadership Fellows Social bringing
together past and present cohorts of fellows. Applications must be
submitted by April 6.
To learn more and apply, please visit:
http://www.aaanet.org/about/Prizes-Awards/AAA-LeadershipFellows-Program.cfm.
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April 2, 2015
Calls for Papers
CFPs for the AAAs,
November 18-22, 2015,
Denver, Colorado
Reframing Representation of
the Medical Image: Crafting
Synergies between Medical and Visual Anthropologies
Hyperdiversity in Health Care: Comparative Perspectives
from the U.S., Canada and Europe
Promoting (Gender) Equality on a Familiar Ground:
Anthropology vs. (Campus) Rape Cultures
Cultures of Difference: The Everyday Makings of
Heteronormativity
To Promote the Well-Being of Humanity Throughout the
World
(Un)making Sense, Reawakening Histories: Liminal Politics
as Transformative Social Action
Belief Systems, Sexualities, Queer Subjectivities
Grounding (Im)mobility:
Embodiment, Ephemera, Ecologies,
European Association of Social
Anthropologists Anthropology and
Mobility Network
(ANTHROMOB) Bi-annual
workshop, September 10-11, 2015,
University of Lisbon
Deadline: April 3, 2015; http://bit.ly/1OZuHPj
Projects in Cities and Identities, 6th Urban Space and Social
Life: Theory and Practice, June 6-11, 2015, City University
of Hong Kong
Deadline Extended to April 15, 2015
http://bit.ly/16q2lLM
Food & Cancer. Construction of a New Social Issue?,
Anthropology of Food webjournal
http://aof.revues.org/7732
Movements of the People, Symposia: The Journal of the
Department for the Study of Religion, Volume VII
(2015)
http://symposia.library.utoronto.ca/index.php/symposia/a
nnouncement/view/481
CFPs for the MAGic 2015 Conference,
Anthropology and Global Health:
Interrogating Theory, Policy and
Practice, September 9-11, 2015, University of Sussex
Social innovation in Global Health
Philanthropy and Global Health
What Emergency produces… Ebola and its artefacts
Taking account of context: anthropology in the evaluation of
global health interventions
Anthropology in the time of Ebola: anthropological insights
in a global health emergency
Contemporary Anthropology, PlatForum Anthropology
Graduate Student Journal at the University of Victoria, Vol.
16, Spring 2015
PlatForum Vol. 16 Call for Papers
Call for Contributions for the Launch of Demonstrations.
Journal for Experiments in the Social Studies of Technology
Deadline: May 15, 2015
http://bit.ly/1N7yGYi
Religious Ideas and Scientific
Thought, McGill Centre for
Research on Religion Graduate
Student Conference, September
25-26, 2015, McGill
University
Deadline: June 30, 2015
https://creor2015.wordpress.com/
More Calls for Papers are listed on the Anthropology
Department website at
http://anthropology.utoronto.ca/community/calls-forpapers/
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April 2, 2015
Awards & Funding Opportunities
Society for Cultural Anthropology Graduate Student
Horizons Prize
The Sophie Coe Prize in
Food History 2015
The Sophie Coe Prize is
the longest-running and
most generous prize for
writing in food history in
the English language,
awarding £1,500 to the
winning essay, article or
book chapter every year. It
focuses on great writing
about new research and/or
new insights into the study
of the history of food.
Detail from ‘Chez Simon Le Pharisien’ by
Albrecht-Jesus Bouts, 1473-1549
(Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium,
Brussels)
In 2015, our 20th anniversary year, the winner will be chosen – as
usual - by an anonymous panel of distinguished judges and awarded
to the author of an original, informative article or essay on any
aspect of food history. Published and unpublished work may be
submitted. If the former, it must have been published within the last
12 months of the submission deadline. If the latter, it must be in
immediately publishable form.The submission deadline is 1st May
2015. For full details, including conditions of entry, previous
winners, and to sign up for reminders and updates on the Prize,
please consult our website at http://sophiecoeprize.wordpress.com.
2015 Anthony Leeds Prize in Urban Anthropology
The Leeds Prize is awarded each year by the Society for
Urban/National/Transnational/Global Anthropology (SUNTA)
for the outstanding book in urban, national and/or transnational
anthropology published in 2014. The prize is named in honor of
the late Anthony Leeds, a distinguished pioneer in urban
anthropology. The prize is awarded to a book that uses
ethnographic data from complex, transnational, urban societies in
methodological innovative ways. The goal of the prize is to
showcase model studies that advance the research agenda of urban
anthropologists. The prize committee is chaired by Robert
Rotenberg and includes Danny Hoffman, winner of the 2012 prize
for “The War Machines (Duke University Press), Daniel
Goldstein, winner of the 2013 prize for “Outlawed” (Duke
University Press) and Mun Young Cho, winner of the 2014 prize
for “The Specter of “The People”: Urban Poverty in Northeast
China” (Cornell University Press). This year’s deadline for
submission is June 10, 2015. Further info here.
AAA/Oxford University Press Award for Excellence in
Undergraduate Teaching of Anthropology
Celebrate your favorite anthropology teacher by nominating her or
him for the 2015 AAA/Oxford Teaching Award! Take advantage
of the extended deadline to honor an anthropology educator who
had an impact on you in the field of anthropology. The deadline for
this award is May 1, 2015. Electronic submissions are encouraged,
but we also accept USPS submissions. Please see details about the
submission process on our site:
http://www.aaanet.org/about/Prizes-Awards/AAA-OxfordTeaching-Award.cfm
For more than 25 years, the Society for Cultural Anthropology has
been distinguished by having the largest graduate student
membership of any section of the American Anthropological
Association. Recognizing that doctoral students are among the most
experimentally minded and often among the best read of
ethnographic writers, the SCA wants to know: Who is on your
reading horizon? This spirit gave rise to the Cultural Horizons
Prize, awarded yearly by a jury of doctoral students, for the best
article appearing in Cultural Anthropology during the preceding
year. The 2014 Horizons Prize was awarded to Kevin Lewis
O'Neill (U of T) for his article, “Left Behind: Security, Salvation,
and the Subject of Prevention”Cultural Anthropology 28, no. 2
(November 2013): 204-26.
The SCA is soliciting doctoral graduate students to serve as
volunteers on the prize jury. The work involves reading through the
2014 volume of Cultural Anthropology over the summer, and
delivering a collective decision by early August. Each member of the
jury will receive a modest honorarium to help defray costs of
attending the 2015 AAA meetings, in order to present the award to
the recipient.
For the selection of the jury, we aim to cover the widest range of
interests consonant with SCA membership, as well as SCA's spirit
that prioritizes interdisciplinarity, ethnography, theoretical
innovation, and literariness. To apply, please send:
-A paragraph-length statement of research interests and
qualifications;
-A current curriculum vitae;
-A short (one paragraph) note of recommendation from a
dissertation committee member.
Applications may be sent to: Ana Maria Ochoa at
ao2110@columbia.edu. Please use "Honors Prize Committee" in
the subject heading when submitting your application. The
application deadline is April 15, 2015.
2015 Ruth Benedict Book Prize
The Association for Queer Anthropology (AQA) is proud to
announce the 2015 Ruth Benedict Book Prize Competition for
outstanding anthropological scholarship on a lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, or queer topic.The Ruth Benedict Book Prize is
presented each year at the AAA's annual meeting to acknowledge
excellence in a scholarly book written from an anthropological
perspective about a topic that engages issues and theoretical
perspectives relevant to LGBTQ studies. The Prize is awarded in
each of two separate categories, one for a single-authored
monograph and another for an edited volume.
To nominate a work, please submit one copy of the book or edited
volume to each of the four committee members, with the author or
editor’s name, mailing address, and email address, and telephone
number printed clearly on a separate cover letter indicating that it is
a submission for the Ruth Benedict Book Prize. All submissions
must be received by Monday, June 15, 2014. Further info at
http://casca-news.blogspot.ca/2015/03/2015-ruth-benedictbook-prize.html
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April 2, 2015
Upcoming Conferences &Workshops
Water and Power in Past
Societies, 8th Visiting
Scholars Conferences of the
Institute for European and
Mediterranean
Archaeology, April 11-12,
2015, SUNY Buffalo
Water and Power in Past Societies seeks to bring together
theoretically-situated, data-rich studies of how water as a resource
relates to the formation, maintenance, destruction, or prevention of
social inequalities at both intra-and inter-group scales. In assessing
how water is used as a resource, the temporality of water’s behaviors
over the span of the study period should be explicitly addressed,
whether these behaviors result in slow change, sudden change,
continuity, or some combination of the three. Further info and
registration at http://iema.buffalo.edu/conference/
Engaging Boredom, April 26, 2015, Queen’s University
A symposium for the practice and theory of resisting, embracing,
and understanding boredom. Featuring Academic Keynote address
by Prof. Michael E. Gardiner (University of Western Ontario) and
Community Keynote address by Nathan Townend (Green Party
candidate.) Further info at
https://engagingboredom.wordpress.com/
Moving beyond Interviews: Using Creative Methods in
Qualitative Health Research, May 8, 2015, U of T
CQ Workshop with Profs. Paula Gardner (Brock U.) and Denise
Gastaldo (U of T). Participation in this workshop requires prior
knowledge of the theoretical underpinnings of qualitative inquiry. It
would be beneficial for participants to have some experience
utilizing interviews or focus groups. Participants should have an
interest in integrating creative methods into their research.. Further
info at http://www.ccqhr.utoronto.ca/workshop-moving-beyondinterviews-using-creative-methods-qualitative-health-research
African Heritage Challenges:
Development and Sustainability
Conference, May 15-16, 2015,
University of Cambridge
The African Heritage Challenges
conference is the 16th Annual
Heritage Seminar at the University
of Cambridge. The conference
explores the ways in which heritage
can promote, secure or undermine
sustainable development in Africa,
and in turn, how this development
affects conceptions of heritage in Africa. As the countries of Africa
attempt to forge burgeoning economies and societies in the twentyfirst century, cultural heritage has a role to play as the nexus where
the past and the future meet. To register and view the programme,
please follow this link:
http://www.crassh.cam.ac.uk/events/25667
Students Ethnographic Film
Festival, May 22-23, 2015,
University of Zadar
Student Ethnographic Film (SEF)
Festival is organized by the students
of Ethnology and Cultural
Anthropology at the University of
Zadar in cooperation with the
association ANTROPOP and KSEA, with the aim of popularizing
ethnographic film and deepening the knowledge of this area. We
believe that the rich program which combines lectures by experts,
discussions, workshops, presentation of student ethnographic films
and discussions with the authors of films, create an inspiring,
stimulating and, above all, a pleasant atmosphere for socializing and
sharing the ideas, knowledge and skills. The festival will end with
the proclamation of the winning films chosen by the audience and
jury, and the winners will be awarded with the diploma and a
symbolic reward. The application deadline is April 14th 2015. For
more information visit http://antropop.wix.com/seffestival
Show & Tell: Articulating your Methods to Reveal the
Quality of your Research, June 8-9, 2015, Spain
The Centre for Critical Qualitative Health Research (known as
“CQ”) from the University of Toronto will offer a two-day
international workshop (June 8-9, Palma de Mallorca) for
researchers in the field of health who are consolidating their QR
skills, PhD students, and postdoctoral fellows. Further info at
http://www.ccqhr.utoronto.ca/sites/default/files/Flyer-Showand-Tell-2015-WEB.pdf
Community Social Pediatrics Symposium, September 16-18,
2015, Montreal Science Centre
The Fondation du Dr Julien invites students, researchers and
Health, Social Services and Law professionals wishing to contribute
to the improvement of care and services offered to children from
disadvantaged backgrounds to participate to its 4th Community
Social Pediatrics Symposium. Early bird registration fee until June
30, 2015. Further details at
http://symposium.fondationdrjulien.org/en/about/about2015.aspx
Transforming the Landscape of Transgender Health and
Wellness: Supporting Community Growth and Cultivating
Clinical Practice, October 1-4, 2015, Halifax
This Canadian Professional Association for Transgender Health
(CPATH) biennial Conference combines a three-day national
conference with a day of pre-conference training workshops. The
event is an ideal opportunity for community members and
professionals from various fields to come together to network and
share knowledge about trans health. Stay tuned for more details,
including a call for abstracts, and check back at
http://www.cpath.ca/conferences/ regularly.
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April 2, 2015
Field & Summer Schools
UMass Amherst Historical Archaeology Field School at
Emily Dickinson House Museum, May 19-June 13, 2015
Anthro 577, planned by University of Massachusetts
Archaeological Services and the Emily Dickinson Museum, is
offered by the Department of Anthropology through UMass
Continuing and Profession Education. Learn fundamentals of field
and lab research plus historical interpretation by excavating,
processing artifacts, and giving site tours. Details at
http://www.umass.edu/anthro/fieldschool_files/maininfo.html
Collaborative Arctic Summer School in Epidemiology
(CASE), August 3-7, 2015, Yellowknife
This summer school will focus on environmental stressors in the
High North and the challenges involved in studying human health
effects of such external factors.
The main goal is to prepare young scientists for particular
challenges related to conducting science in the High North. Other
goals are to create an arena where these young scientists may
interact with senior scientists who are experienced in High North
issues, in addition to building networks with other international
students that have similar challenges. Throughout the week, senior
scientists will be available to supervise on specific requests the
students might have.The main topics of the course will be human
health related to environmental impacts, lifestyle choices, food
security, climate change and practical statistical methods.
Where: Blachford lake lodge. Yellowknife, Canada
The summer school itself is free of charge, except there might be a
personal contribution linked to travel. Please contact your countries
representative for booking and details. And hurry, participation is
restricted and registration closes May 1st. Further info at
http://uit.no/forskning/forskningsgrupper/gruppe?p_document_i
d=396223. Incoming UTM Faculty member Tracey Galloway can
also answer questions re: this field school.
Honeybee-Culture in Gozo and
Malta, Off the Beaten Track
Field School Workshop
The aim of the workshop is to gain
and exchange experiences in
anthropological and interdisciplinary
research on topics concerning
beekeeping.
Goals
• Develop a research topic in cooperation with the other
participants of the workshop
• Enhance your participant observation skills through
ethnographic fieldwork.
• Find access to your field and collect and align your
primary data.
• Explore the potential of interdisciplinary methods and
different ways of representation.
• Contribute to an anthropological publication on
Honeybee-culture in Gozo and Malta.
Click here for further info.
Jean Monnet PhD
Summer School on
Security and Justice
in Europe, June 814, 2015,
University of Dundee
The Jean Monnet Summer School is organised with the support of
the Lifelong Learning Programme (LLP) of the European Union.
It offers an intensive, interactive and interdisciplinary approach to
the study of the complex issues of security and justice in Europe,
including amongst others the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
(AFSJ) (formerly 'Justice and Home Affairs') and the Common
Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP), as well as the impact of these
policies on fundamental rights and liberties. It examines the latest
empirical developments and theoretical approaches, in addition to
featuring research methods and general doctoral training sessions.
In addition, all participants will present their research project and
will receive constructive feedback on it. They will also be
encouraged to contribute to the two main publications related to
the Summer School on the basis of their research project.
The Summer School is intended for students of any discipline
writing or planning to write a PhD thesis on any topic related to
justice and security in Europe, including amongst others any aspect
of the European Union's Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
(AFSJ) and the Common Foreign and Security Policy (CFSP).
Further info at http://www.dundee.ac.uk/humanities/events/jmsummer-school/
Experimental Archaeology & Beer Production, July 29August 19, 2015, Cyprus
HARP will be running an Experimental Archaeology Field School
in the village of Kissonerga, Cyprus that aims to recreate an
installation that was likely used for beer production in the Middle
Bronze Age. The original structure has been excavated as part of a
research excavation run by Dr. Lindy Crewe of the University of
Manchester since 2007. The site of Kissonerga-Skalia is a Middle
Bronze Age settlement that has revealed a series of domestic
dwellings that were superseded by a phase of monumental
construction. The village of Kissonerga is incredibly rich in
archaeological sites with some of the world’s oldest Neolithic wells
at Kissonerga-Mylouthkia, the Chalcolithic settlement of
Kissonerga-Mosphillia, as well as the settlement of Skalia.
The aims of the Field School are to build a fourth installation using
slightly different construction techniques than in previous seasons,
and to produce beer using methods likely dating back to the Bronze
Age. The 2015 kiln will be used to dry malted grains before the
grains are crushed using traditional techniques. The crushed malt
will then be used to make beer using locally sourced ingredients and
traditional brewing techniques. Participants will also get the
opportunity to excavate the remains of the 2013 and 2014 kiln in
order to learn excavation skills and test our excavation hypotheses
for the kiln. Further info here.
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April 2, 2015
University of Toronto Events
April 2, 2015
April 10, 2015
Does the Global Financial System Work For Us?
The Social Economy Turn in the Quebec Welfare State
2015 Cadario Lecture presented by the School of Public Policy &
Governance, featuring Atif Mian, co-author of House of Debt, in
conversation with CBC’s Amanda Lang. 5:30-7:00pm, Isabel Bader
Theatre, 93 Charles St. West. Reserve tickets here.
April 6, 2015
Book Launch – Mapping Mass
Mobilization: Understanding
Revolutionary Moments in Argentina
and Ukraine
With University of Oxford Research Fellow
Olga Onuch, and discussant Prof. Lucan
Way. Sponsored by the Petro Jacyk Program
for the Study of Ukraine. 4:00-6:00pm, 108N, 1 Devonshire Pl.
Register at http://munkschool.utoronto.ca/event/18075/
April 8, 2015
CSGSN Graduate Student workshop with Gabriel Arsenault (PhD
Candidate, PoliSci). 1:00-3:00pm, UC 185.
Maiden Voyage: The Senzaimaru and the Creation of
Modern Sino-Japanese Relations
East Asian Seminar series with Prof. Joshua Fogel (York U.) 2:004:00pm, 208N, 1 Devonshire Pl. Further info at
http://munkschool.utoronto.ca/ai/event/16899/
April 13, 2015
Bending the Arc to Health Equity: Social
Justice and the People’s Health
Public lecture by Prof. Nancy Krieger (Harvard
School of Public Health), 4:00-8:00pm, UC 179,
followed by reception in UC 183, 15 King’s
College Circle. Further info and registration here.
April 14, 2015
Infrastructure Development and Flooding Mitigation: A
Case of the Megacity of Jakarta
Constructing Asian Infrastructures: Politics, Poetics, Plans series
with Prof. Deden Rukmana (Savannah State University). 12:002:00pm, 108N, 1 Devonshire Pl. Registration and further info:
http://munkschool.utoronto.ca/ai/event/18022/
April 9, 2015
Interdisciplinary Promises Vs Practices in Medicine: The
Decoupled Experiences of Social Sciences and Humanities
Scholars
What Do We Mean by the Social Determinants of Health?
Exploring Theoretical and Practical Challenges
This panel is part of a two day series exploring the social
determinants of health, and brings together scholars and
practitioners from a range of disciplines and sectors to explore key
questions and challenges in conceptualizing this concept and in
implementing interventions and policies. 12:00-3:00pm, George
Ignatieff Theatre, 15 Devonshire Pl. Further info:
http://munkschool.utoronto.ca/cphs/event/interdisciplinaryperspectives-on-the-social-determinants-of-health/
April 15, 2015
CQ Forum , 12:00-2:00pm, HS270, 155 College St. Option to
attend via webinar. Further info here.
Towards a Grounded, Immanent
Critique: The Politics and Cosmologies
of Migrant Workers in Delhi
The Centre for South Asian Civilizations and
the Centre for South Asian Studies presents
Dr. Shankar Ramaswami (Harvard.) 4:006:00pm, 108N, 1 Devonshire Pl. Further
info and registration here.
Consciousness: Mass Illusion, or Your Wealth Beyond Time
and Space?
Join the U of T Bhakti Yoga Club for an in-depth discussion with
expert guest, travelling monk Devamrita Swami, as well as for a
mouth-watering vegan feast and an electric kirtan! 6:00pm, MultiFaith Centre, 569 Spadina Ave. Further info:
https://www.facebook.com/events/928467853864286/
Let’s Talk About Gender: A
Discussion Panel on Gender
Independent Children
Sponsored by the Sexual & Gender
Diversity Office and the Family Care Office, 4:00-5:30pm, Room
102, Cumberland Room, 33 St. George St. Further info and
registration here.
April 23, 2015
U of T Bring Our Children to Work Day
On Thursday April 23, 2015 you are invited to bring your
children, currently in grades 4 to 7, to work! Managers are asked to
be flexible with employee schedules that day when possible. For
more information and a list of available tours, please visit our
website at http://uoft.me/bocwd15. Registration closes April 7.
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