Annual Spring Wine & Cheese: April 4th, 2014

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Come celebrate the end of another term with us on Friday, April 4th (4:30 – 6:30 pm) at Croft Chapter House.  All anthropology graduate students and faculty are welcome!  Drinks and food will be provided, but we also gladly accept homemade contributions.  If you bring food, remember to submit your receipts to the AGSU for reimbursement.  Hope to see everyone there!

Croft Chapter House: 15 King’s College Circle, UC183

Futures of Anthropology & Anthropologists Event

thoughts 3March 21, 2014 (11 am – 4:30 pm): AP246

Join us and our guest speakers for the continuing discussion on careers in anthropology outside of academe.  The full schedule is available here: Futures Program

11 – 12:30 The Value of Anthropological Knowledge

12:30 – 1:30 Free Lunch

1:30 – 3:00 Translation of Anthropological Knowledge

3:00 – 3:15 Coffee Break

3:15 – 4:30 The Question of Ethics

Guest Speakers:  Lesley Gotlib-Cohn (Sunnybrook Research Institute), Alison Kooistra (The Salvation Army’s Homelessness Task Team), Agnes Gozdzik (Centre for Research on Inner City Health at St. Michael’s Hospital), Csilla Kaloscai (Research Consultant), Cynthia Wesley-Esquimaux (Vice-Provost on Aboriginal Initiatives at Lakehead University), Rae Ostman (ROM Ancient Cultures)

Official Program for MEDUSA Now Available

medusa 2014 - CopyIt’s official!  Check out the program for this year’s MEDUSA symposium: 2014 MEDUSA program.

All are welcome!

Wednesday March 19th 6:30pm: Opening reception and photo exhibit, GSU Pub, 16 Bancroft ave (there will be free food and drinks).
Thursday March 20th, 9:00 am -5:30 pm: Panels and Presentations, AP246, 19 Russell St (light breakfast and lunch will be served).
Thursday March 20th, 7:00 pm: Alumni Lecture and reception with Dr. Cynthia Wesley-Esquimaux, presented by the Department of Anthropology and MEDUSA, AP246, 19 Russell St

Coffee Breaks!

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Its time for coffee breaks!  Join us for free snacks, hot drinks, and some socializing as we all buckle down for the end-of-term craziness.  The times and locations for each campus are:
UTM – Wednesday, March 12th (2 – 4 pm), HSC 4th Floor lounge
STG – Thursday, March 13th (2 – 4 pm), Graduate Student Lounge
UTSC – Friday, March 21st (2 – 4 pm), MW324
Hope to see you there!

CUPE 3902 Bargaining Info Session for Anthropology

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Medusa: Continuity and Change

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See the preliminary schedule here: MEDUSA Symposium Schedule

Indigenous Education Week: Feb. 24-28th, 2014

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It’s Indigenous Education Week at First Nations House this week.  Check out the full schedule of talks, films, and workshops here: full poster.

MEDUSA: Call For Papers 2014

The 2nd Annual MEDUSA Graduate Student Colloquium will be on Wednesday March 19th and Thursday March 20th, 2014.  The deadline for submitting papers is Friday February 21st, 2014. More details are available here: 2014 Call for Papers.presentation

Coffee Breaks!

Middle of the semester got you down? Need a break from the computer screen?

Come out and enjoy hot coffee and treats on the AGSU!

St. George Campus
Tuesday Nov. 5th, from 12–2 pm
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Mississauga Campus
Wednesday Nov. 6th, from 12–2 pm
HSC 4th Floor lounge
Scarborough Campus
Thursday Nov. 7th, from 12–2 pm
MW324

Fall Wine & Cheese

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Let’s start the year out right with our annual fall wine & cheese.  Join us at the Croft Chapter House (15 King’s College Circle) for food and drinks between 4:30 – 6:30 on September 13th.  As always, we greatly welcome any contribution to the refreshments, and are happy to reimburse you for the cost of ingredients.  If you have any dietary restrictions or need further accommodations please contact Sara at sara.rhodes@mail.utoronto.ca.

The wine & cheese is also when we announce the AGSU executive for 2013-14.  We are currently looking for the following positions: secretary, treasurer, GSU reps, CUPE reps, Medusa coordinators, vis-a-vis lead editor, vis-a-vis editors, computer coordinator, communications coordinator, and members-at-large.  Joining the executive is a great way to get involved with the department, meet other grad students, and build your CV.  If you are interested in any of the above roles, please contact Steven and Emma at least 24 hours before the wine & cheese.

We look forward to seeing everyone!

PS. The department is working on updating the anthropology site, and will have a photographer at this event to get some shots of faculty, staff, and students.  If you have any questions or concerns about this matter, please contact kristy.bard@utoronto.ca.