American Anthropological Association 2013 Annual Meeting Call for Papers
Calling all student anthropologists ...
The National Association of Student Anthropologists (NASA) would like to invite you to submit a proposal to present either a paper or a poster at the 112th annual American Anthropological Association Meeting to be held this November in Chicago.
The annual meeting is a wonderful venue to meet other anthropology students and anthropologists from around the world – in order to network or just get familiar with what’s going on in the greater world of anthropology.
The online submission portal will open February 15, 2013 and accept submissions until the deadline dates as specified per type of session below.
It is important that if your submission is accepted as a discussants and/or chairs that you must be registered by the April 15, 2013 final deadline.
We recommend submitting as early in the process as possible to ensure best possible outcomes.
See the AAA website for details: http://www.aaanet.org/meetings/Call-for-Papers.cfm
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Permalink Reply by Jaisreekumar v on
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Thanks a lot for this valuable information.
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Permalink Reply by Keith Hart on
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Valerie and others,
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Permalink Reply by Valerie Feria Isacks on
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You're right I didn't know this section existed and it's been awhile since I've been on the forum - been really busy with a bunch of other things.
Thanks :)Valerie
Keith Hart said:Valerie and others,
Please consult "How to add content" under ABOUT in the main menu. There it says:
Forum – The OAC main forum is for creating site-wide discussions. Members should post questions intended to spark an open discussion on a subject that will be of interest to a broad cross-section of the OAC membership.
It is not a way of making contact with the largest possible audience or of advertising a service or event. Members should also think twice whether their post is more suitable as a personal blog or as a Forum discussion. There is nothing to discuss in this one.
If you click on COLLABORATE in the main menu, a drop menu appears and the first item is Offer something which leads to Services and Offers. This operates in the same way as the Forum and appears there until it drops out. As you probably know, any response pushes a discussion back to the top.
I have changed the listing of this post to Services and Offers. We are glad to see it here, but every now and then members may benefit from being reminded about how the site is organized. This feature is greatly underused, probably because most people don't know about it.
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