Biological ANthropology Developing Investigators Troop

Biological Anthropology Developing Investigators Troop (BANDIT), a community bringing together a troop of like-minded primates lucky enough to have a career studying other primates in their endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful. For those on the job market and the tenure track, in the lab and the field, from post-defense to pre-tenure, adjuncts, assistants, visitors, and academic hobos of all stripes.

Sunday, June 27, 2010

AAPA symposia proposals due July 15

A quick reminder that symposia proposals for the 80th AAPA meeting in Minneapolis are due on July 15. You need to submit a summary proposal and a list of speakers and topics. Your speakers don't need to submit their proposals until the normal due date of September 15.

Julienne Rutherford

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Julienne Rutherford: I am a biological anthropologist, proud mother of a rambunctious primate, and a sixth-year assistant professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago in the College of Nursing. I submit my tenure papers this spring, y'all! The views expressed herein are my own, and do not necessarily represent those of the University of Illinois, the College of Nursing at UIC, UIC Departments of Women, Children, and Family Health Science and Anthropology, the American Association of Physical Anthropologists, American Society of Primatologists, Midwest Primate Interest Group, American Anthropological Association, International Federation of Placenta Associations, Midwest Primate Interest Group, Midwest Nursing Research Society, Wenner-Gren, or any other professional society of which I am a member or officer.

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Sunday, June 27, 2010

AAPA symposia proposals due July 15

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