Co-sponsored event: The Aronov Lecture “Democracy in Black – The Value Gap”
38 Lloyd Hall , United StatesEddie. S Glaude, Jr. William S. Tod Professor of Religion and African American Studies Princeton University The crisis currently engulfing black America and the indifference of the country to the devastation it has wrought illustrate what I call the value gap. We talk about the achievement gap in education or the wealth gap between white Americans
Co-sponsored event: The Aronov Lecture “Democracy in Black – The Value Gap”
38 Lloyd Hall , United StatesEddie. S Glaude, Jr. William S. Tod Professor of Religion and African American Studies Princeton University The crisis currently engulfing black America and the indifference of the country to the devastation it has wrought illustrate what I call the value gap. We talk about the achievement gap in education or the wealth gap between white Americans
MMBAC: Mind, Medicine, Brain and Culture meeting
ten Hoor 21MMBAC: Mind, Medicine, Brain and Culture meeting
ten Hoor 2176th Annual Society for Applied Anthropology Conference
Dr. Jeffrey Snodgrass, Dr. Francois Dengah, Dr. Clarence Gravlee, Courtney Andrews, Dr. William Dressler and colleagues' session, Cultural Models, Resilience, and Health has been selected by popular vote to be podcast by the SfAA Podcast Project during the 76th Annual Society for Applied Anthropology conference(March 29-April 2). This podcast (along with 19 others at the Annual Meeting)
76th Annual Society for Applied Anthropology Conference
Dr. Jeffrey Snodgrass, Dr. Francois Dengah, Dr. Clarence Gravlee, Courtney Andrews, Dr. William Dressler and colleagues' session, Cultural Models, Resilience, and Health has been selected by popular vote to be podcast by the SfAA Podcast Project during the 76th Annual Society for Applied Anthropology conference(March 29-April 2). This podcast (along with 19 others at the Annual Meeting)
ALLELE: “Religion, a Cultural Virus” (Lee McCorkle)
Ferguson Center Ballroom University of Alabama, TuscaloosaWilliam “Lee” W. McCorkle Jr. – LEVYNA/Masaryk University (Czech Republic) “Religion, a Cultural Virus: Evolutionary Approaches in the Historical, Anthropological, and Scientific Study of Religion” Thursday, March 31, 2016, 7:30 PM William “Lee” W. McCorkle Jr. is a cognitive and evolutionary anthropologist that specializes in ritual, language, and communication. He served as the Director for
ALLELE: “Religion, a Cultural Virus” (Lee McCorkle)
Ferguson Center Ballroom University of Alabama, TuscaloosaWilliam “Lee” W. McCorkle Jr. – LEVYNA/Masaryk University (Czech Republic) “Religion, a Cultural Virus: Evolutionary Approaches in the Historical, Anthropological, and Scientific Study of Religion” Thursday, March 31, 2016, 7:30 PM William “Lee” W. McCorkle Jr. is a cognitive and evolutionary anthropologist that specializes in ritual, language, and communication. He served as the Director for
FABBL Event
21 ten Hoor Hall TuscaloosaOur next FABBL is this Friday, April 1st, at noon in room 21 with Kareen Hawsey presenting "True Grit: White Oak Creek Archaeology in Dallas County, Alabama." Attached is the flyer. Hawsey FABBL
Friday Anthropology Brown Bag Luncheon
21 ten Hoor Hall TuscaloosaOur next FABBL is this Friday, April 1st, at noon in room 21 with Kareen Hawsey presenting "True Grit: White Oak Creek Archaeology in Dallas County, Alabama." Attached is the flyer. Hawsey FABBL