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Anthropology Brown Bag: "Relational Mobility and Psychological Processes" 
Wednesday, February 12
12pm - 1pm
Washington Hall, Room 101

Dr. Joanna Schug will present research on how the socio-ecological concept of relational mobility, defined as the amount of opportunities that individuals have to enter into and exit from social relationships in a given social ecology. 

    Anthropology Brown Bag: "Fencing Democracy: Border Walls, Necrocitizenship, and The Security State"
    Wednesday, February 19
    12pm - 1pm
    Washington Hall, Room 101
    Dr. Miguel Diaz-Barriga and Dr. Margaret Dorsey of the University of Richmond will give a talk on their book Fencing in Democracy: Border Walls, Necrocitizenship, and The Security State. 
      Emerging Scholars Series: Chardé Reid, “Virginia's First Africans at Historic Jamestowne”
      Wednesday, February 19
      2pm - 3pm
      Stryker Center, Boundary Street

      L Chardé Reid, a doctoral student in Anthropology, will present an Emerging Scholars Series talk for the public. Presented through partnership between the A&S Graduate Center and the Williamsburg Regional Library.


      Anthropology Day Lecture & Letter Writing
      Thursday, February 20
      5pm - 7pm
      Washington Hall, Room 101

      Lecture & letter writing event in celebration of Anthropology Day. Hosted by the Anthropology Graduate Student Collective.

      Anthropology Brown Bag: "Co-opting Colonialism: Archaeology of Philippine Indigenous History"
      Wednesday, February 26
      12pm - 1pm
      Washington Hall, Room 101

      Stephen will focus on his more than a decade of research on the Ifugao Rice Terraces, UNESCO World Heritage monuments that attest to the ingenuity and communitarian management of Cordilleran people of Luzon in the Philippines.

        Meet & Greet: Dr. Stephen Acabado, UCLA Anthropologist
        Wednesday, February 26
        4pm
        Washington Hall, Room 107

        The Reves Center and the Department of Anthropology is hosting a meet and greet with Dr. Acabado after his brown bag. Cookies and tea provided!

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