October 2009 eNews

Career Center Now Links to Social Networking Sites

All AAA Career Center job postings can now be shared with colleagues via social networking sites including Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and more. Sign up today to apply for any of the positions or post a job for your department or organization.
Career Center Sign Up >
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New Email Option in Online Meeting Program

Now you can email annual meeting session or event information directly from the program webpage. Share events of interest with your colleagues by emailing them the details of any session without copying and pasting. To try this new feature, just click on "Email this AAA Meeting Detail" on the upper left of your selected session or event.
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Pre-Register to Access New Meeting Features

Check out the online program, designed to help you prepare for the annual meeting in Philadelphia, Dec 2–6. Pre-register by Oct 15 to create your own schedule with My Itinerary, plus access additional information, such as abstracts and session locations. Students should check out the new Student Saturday, which offers the opportunity to attend the meeting just on Dec 5 at a student rate.
Pre-register at 2008 Prices >
Housing Information >
Online Program/My Itinerary Tool >
Student Saturday at Annual Meeting >
Annual Meeting Home >

Anthropology News October Issue Available

October AN features a thematic series on the economic crisis. In Focus articles from this series are now available on the AN webpage. AN is also accepting proposals for a 2010 issue on repatriation.
Oct AN In Focus >
Repatriation CFP >

2009 Annual Campaign

We appreciate those members who have already made a donation to the 2009 Annual Campaign. If you haven’t yet made a tax-deductible donation, please consider making a gift. Details about our designated project funds, other giving opportunities, and how to make a donation are available online.
Make a Donation >

CEAUSSIC Blog Series

As part of keeping CEAUSSIC’s work transparent and engaged with broader public and disciplinary discussion, CEAUSSIC has begun a AAA blog series. David Price is the latest contributor. He discusses his work on the commission and the complications of separating political issues from ethical issues.
CEAUSSIC Blog Entry >
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ISSUE 6—October 2009