There Is Still Time To Donate To The AAA
Annual Campaign
The purpose of our annual campaign
is to build a culture of giving among our membership and to
bring our teaching, research, and practice into the 21st
century. This year we are focusing on creating a national
internship program, expanding the message of the RACE project
to creating K-12 educational materials, and developing a Gray
Literature and Technical Report Portals. Click
here to read more about these projects. Please take the
time to contribute
today online or by mail.
Draft Revised AAA Code of
Ethics
We invite you, the membership at large, to
review
the posted draft code of ethics, and submit your comments
before January 30, 2012.
2011 Photo Contest
Results
The 20 winning photos from the 2011 AAA
Photo Contest were on display at the 110th Annual Meeting in
Montreal. Did you miss the meeting? No worries! They're all on
the AN
website. Congratulations to all the winners...and
thank you to all the members who voted!
Update Your Member Profile
Keep
your profile current so that you can share information and
expertise with your AAA colleagues. Log-in
today. While your there, make sure your membership
active so you can register this spring for the 111th
Annual Meeting in San Francisco.
AAA Office Hours
The AAA office
will be closed December 26-30, 2011.
AAA Teaching Materials Exchange
The AAA Teaching Materials Exchange was paid for by
the AAA Resource Development Committee, which raised funds
specifically to help the Association provide more resources
for students and faculty and adjuncts charged with creating
new classes. Do
you have materials you would like to submit? The exchange
is completely open to anyone to use and we hope you find it a
terrific resource.
How To Get Published in Anthropology
Book Offer
How To Get Published in
Anthropology is available at 30% off the retail price
until February 12, 2012 when you order directly from the
publisher online at AltaMira
Press or call
800/462-6420.
AN Seeks Proposals on
Family and Kinship
As notions of kinship and
family continue to evolve, AN asks, "What do
anthropologists have to say today about family and
kinship?" Proposals for
AN's April series on family and kinship are due
December 14.
2012 Visiting Professor Program
The Visiting
Professor Program (VPP) is a two-week fellowship for
professors of advertising, marketing, communications and the
liberal arts. The objective is to expose professors to the
day-to-day operations of an advertising agency, marketing or
media company; and to provide a forum for the exchange of
ideas between academia and industry. Professors chosen by the
VPP Selection Committee will be placed with host companies in
Chicago, New York City and other major cities.
Documentary Opportunity
Newsavvy Productions is
seeking anthropologists who have a particular interest,
range of experience, or academic understanding regarding the
19-25 age group of Americans. Learn more about the
documentary: Nameless
- The Movie.Please contact producer James Wolfensberger at
jgw@newsavvyproductions.com.
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