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Anthropology at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa
Formally established in 1934, the Department of Anthropology at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa is home to a diverse community of anthropologists working across the primary subfields of the discipline, with particular interdisciplinary interests and a special focus in Hawai'i, Asia, and Oceania. In 2009 the Department will mark its 75th anniversary. This will be an occasion to celebrate accomplishments, assess the state of our field, and look ahead to future directions. We invite graduates of our program and other co-travelers to be involved. Click here for more information on the fall anniversary events. We invite you to send comments and suggestions on our site, or to report broken links and other technical issues to anthweb@hawaii.edu. |
> Next Colloquium: Margaret B. Bodemer presents, "Museums, Anthropology and the Work of Culture in Contemporary Vietnam"; November 19th at 3:00 p.m. in Crawford 105. > Prof. Yano to speak on “Post-racial Obama in Japan? Struggles of Blood Ideology amid Calls for Change”, Nov. 18, 12:00, Burns Hall 2118 > Prof. Tengan to speak in Fall Festival of Writers, Nov. 19 > Kelley L. Uyeoka has received a First Nations Future Fellowship award > Tanya Souza's Hawaii Jr. Archaeology Program is bringing archaeology education to the local school system > Community radio program launched by Prof. Christine Yano > UH Anthropology PhD Student Kekuewa Kikiloi in the news for recent archaeological project in the NW Hawaiian Islands > Ann Dunham Soetoro, mother of President Barack Obama and UH Anthropology alumnus, in the news with posthumous book > Prof. Nina Etkin memorialized by tree planting and new memorial fund |
page last updated November 13, 2009