CUNY Academic Commons

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

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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)

2/27/15 Colloq – Sadia Abbas "How Injury Travels" co-sponsored with the Committee on Globalization and Social Change (Graduate Center, CUNY)