Spring 2020 was a challenging semester. Mid way into the semester teaching American Government POL 103, all face-to-face classes at my institution, were suddenly and unexpectedly made remote. This provided unique […]

 
Whether to Teach Climate or Not?
In my first two years of the English doctoral program at the Graduate Center, my research and writing centered almost exclusively around the climate crisis—its rhetoric in US […]

Full Schedule:
2.24 Elliot Blair (Univ. of Alabama) Glass Beads and Colonial Networks: A Social Network Approach to Exploring Population Aggregation in 17th Century Mission Santa Catalina de Guale

3.3 […]

OCT. 14 Colloq: Brenda Chalfin EXCREMENTAL EXPERIMENTAL: Vital Politics on Ghana’s Urban Frontier Brenda Chalfin | University of Florida *please note this event […]

OCT. 7 Colloq – Carwil Bjork-James Wounded Bodies, Heroic Deaths and the Reimagined Community of Plurinational Bolivia Carwil Bjork-James | Vanderbilt […]

50th Anniversary Colloquium Series | Fall 2016 Schedule The Ph.D. Program in Anthropology at the Graduate Center (CUNY) invites you to attend our Fiftieth Anniversary Colloquium Series. Please […]

5/24/16–Race, Nature, and Dispossession in Colombia

3/11/16 Colloq: Pamela Geller on "Bio-Power and Bio-History: The Samuel G. Morton Crania Collection"

Colloq: Friday, Feb. 26th – Juliet Hooker on "Theorizing Race in the Americas: Du Bois and Vasconcelo's Mestizo Futurologies"

5/14/15–The history and geography of human skulls

5/8/15 Colloq: Andrea Baden, Profiling Allomaternal Caregivers: Why Do Primate Helpers Help?

5/7/15–The Primate Microbiome: Emerging Insights into Primate Health, Evolution, Adaptation, and Conservation

5/1/15 Colloq: Writing Histories of the Present: Historical Perspectives on Africa's Predicaments (conversation) CONVERSATION: Fred Cooper (NYU) and Megan Vaughan (Graduate Center) with Kate Crehan (CSI and Graduate Center) on “Writing Histories of the Present: Historical Perspectives on Africa’s Predicaments.”

4/24/15 Thinking about Religion, Politics, and Tradition…(a conversation)   In conjunction with the Committee on Globalization and Social Change Symposium: “Thinking about Religion, Politics, and Tradition in […]

4/17/15 Colloq: Paige West, Can Images Dispossess? Visual Sovereignty and Accumulation by 'The Primitive' Paige West, Department of Anthropology, Barnard College and Columbia University

3/27/15 Colloq – Richard and Sally Price, Fruitful Fictions and Partial Truths

3/20/15 Colloq- Food Futures: Critical Perspectives a conversation with Smita Narula (UN), Joel Berg (NY Coalition Against Hunger) and Marc Edelman (Anthropology)

3/13/15 Colloq: Thomas McGovern "The Archaeology of Global Change: IHOPE and Other Important Acronyms"

3/6/15 Colloq: "American Political Culture and Finance: a conversation" a conversation with Bob Kaiser (Washington Post), David Nasaw (History) and Michael Blim (Anthropology)