[Anthsoc] Work and Play topics

[Colin Wallace]

Two things; first the play topic:

First, the Anthropology society will having a pub crawl on November 
18th. We will be meeting in the upstairs in the Huether Hotel at the 
Barley Works at 7:00 pm. The Huether is located at 59 King Street North 
in Waterloo. The theme is "being liminal". Everyone belongs to some 
tribe or several. You may belong to a tribe of one... that still counts. 
Skateboarders, computer nerds, movie aficionados...all tribes. So come 
in the costumes and colours of your own "tribe".

Professors are invited and welcome to this event. We'd love to see you.


Now the work topic (still fun):

International Project Directors/Selected Chairs/Exchange Coordinators
Anne Zeller says that "If any of my Anth 260 students need to miss class 
to go to this I will try to work around it if they come and talk with me 
about it."

Dr Justin Hines, Director of Operations –of the field research 
organization Operation Wallacea will be giving a presentation on 
Wednesday November 23 from 3-4;30 in Needles Hall Room 3004 concerning 
biodiversity monitoring programmes in Indonesia, Honduras, Egypt and 
South Africa. These programmes provide opportunities for students next 
summer to gain tropical biodiversity experience as Research Assistants 
or to gather data for their Senior Theses. Academics are also being 
encouraged to put forward projects for inclusion in the program for 
future years.

Further details can be found at the web site http://www.opwall.com/ or 
contact Dr. Hines.
Please copy to any student email listserves. All faculty, staff and 
students are welcome.
Drew Knight ,Director, International Programs would appreciate knowing 
who would be are attending. Here is his contact info:

Drew Knight
Director, International Programs
Office of Research
University of Waterloo
Needles Hall 1043 Room 1012

Phone: (519) 888-4567, ext. 2288
Fax: (519) 725-9971
Email: dknight at uwaterloo.ca

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