[Anthsoc] Fwd: TAG Buffalo - deadline, party, and student travel grant information

[David Lubell]

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Subject: 	TAG Buffalo - deadline, party, and student travel grant 
information
Date: 	Wed, 29 Feb 2012 11:13:43 -0500
From: 	archaeology at utoronto.ca <archaeology at UTORONTO.CA>
Reply-To: 	archaeology at utoronto.ca <archaeology at UTORONTO.CA>
To: 	ARCHAEOLOGY-L at listserv.utoronto.ca



Dear All,

While you are finishing up you paper submissions for Thursday's deadline, we
wanted to take a minute to remind you of one of TAG's most enduring
traditions. Of course we're talking about the party! More than just an
excellent opportunity for networking with colleagues on the cutting edge of
Archaeological Theory, the TAG party has always been a time to relax and let
loose with colleagues in a fun and engaging environment. And Buffalo TAG
2012 is no different! Due to the international focus of the conference in
general, it should come as no surprise that this party is being arranged by
a committee with members from both the University at Buffalo and the
Archaeology Centre at the University of Toronto. This party will run from 7-
midnight Saturday, May 19, and will have a fully stocked cash bar, a
delicious bistro menu, live music and is free with registration!

We hope to see you all at the conference, and when you're packing for your
trip to Buffalo, don't forget to bring your dancing shoes!

Cheers,
The Buffalo TAG Organizing Committee
TAG2012 at buffalo.edu

***Canadian-American Studies Student Award***

Thanks to the support of the Government of Canada and the
<http://canam.buffalo.edu/>  University at Buffalo's Canadian-American
Studies Committee the Organizing Committee of Buffalo TAG 2012 is happy to
announce the Canadian-American Studies Student Award.

The Canadian-American Studies Student Award is intended to assist graduate
students with travel and accommodation costs presenting at the Buffalo TAG
2012 conference. Nine awards will be granted. Preference will be given to
applications that address the conference theme of bridging Canadian and
American archaeological research, including Great Lakes archaeology,
cultural heritage management, and theoretical archaeology.

Eligibility Criteria:

The applicant must be presenting a paper at the TAG conference and currently
enrolled in a graduate program at a Canadian University. Canadian
nationality is not a requirement.

Value:

$100 for travel and accommodation reimbursement.

Application Procedure:

A presentation abstract and a 250-words statement detailing how the research
addresses the theme of bridging Canadian and American archaeological
research must be submitted by April 1, 2012 to the Buffalo TAG 2012
<mailto:tag2012 at buffalo.edu&gt; secretariat.

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