A University of Toronto Anthropology initiative.
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Joined September 2014
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Just discovered that Twitter is a thing in Academia… 1 day after reviving my account, I’ve learned about relevant grant opportunities and identified a journal to submit to. Now I’m wondering why setting up an account isn’t part of grad school orientation?!
@PhDVoice #gradschool
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My book picked up another award, and this one is a doozy! Thanks so much to @4sWeb for this recognition. And check out the amazing shortlist! It's a dream to be considered in this company.
4sonline.org/what-is-4s/4s-p…
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The SCA invites our student members to participate in our ~*free*~ online fall workshop series!
Register for the first two here: forms.gle/52YokWjzyVaqdian8
"Moving from Fieldwork to Dissertation" with @M_Wolf_Meyer & "The Anthropological Classroom" with @angelacjenks #AnthroTwitter
ALT Orange background and navy blue and white font in the style of the Society for Cultural Anthropology. This poster is for the "Moving from Fieldwork to Dissertation" workshop with Dr. Matthew Wolf-Meyer and has a auto-fill Google search with some questions about that immediate post-fieldwork phase along with the text.
ALT Orange background and navy blue and white font in the style of the Society for Cultural Anthropology. This poster is for "The Anthropological Classroom" workshop with Dr. Angela Jenks and has a auto-fill Google search with some questions about teaching along with the text.
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Congratulations to PhD Candidate Janita Van Dyk @janitavandyk for her new position as Reviews Editor for Gastronomica: The Journal of Food Studies @Gastronomica.
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Attn anthro twitterverse! How long do you spend writing & submitting a research-based manuscript for a peer reviewed publication? Share your experiences in publishing here. #anthro #publishing #socialscience
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How do we navigate the ableism enshrined in research ethics? @RebeccaEliLong and @Hanelizqui Hannah Quinn (University of Toronto) wrote about consent-as-method for the Disability as Rupture collection recently published in Fieldsights.
culanth.org/fieldsights/rupt…
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Introducing: Ethnographic Teaching Materials for Undergrads
We're pleased to announce the creation of an archive of posts on ethnographic teaching materials for undergraduate students both within and beyond anthropology.
Access here - ethnographylab.ca/
More info below
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Practicing anthropology prints poetry and creative work. We will have several first person reflections on practice later this year. Send us yours! #cfp #practicinganthropology
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Such a useful resource re: reading (especially in a graduate coursework context!)
In case it is helpful, here is a handout I use in my grad seminars about how to read an academic article and prepare for a graduate seminar: dropbox.com/s/2q08lr4q7yy9cd…
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PhD student Noha Fikry contributed a piece to the online venue Society for Cultural Anthropology titled "Ethnographic Experiments for Undergraduates: Reflections from The Ethnography Lab at the University of Toronto." View the full article here: ow.ly/iWmN50KgbRV
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We've got a new collection of essays to present to the world! 📓🖊️🎙️📸📹
"Taking Note: Complexities & Ambiguities in Writing Ethnographic Fieldnotes," co-edited by AES Editorial Interns Magdalena Zegarra Chiappori & Verónica Sousa.
Read it here⬇️: americanethnologist.org/feat…
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I’m completely irritated at myself for spending a good part of the afternoon making this epistemology-ontology-methodology-axiology meme for class tomorrow. But also kind of proud of it 🤣
(disclaimer: the Whitney meme isn’t mine but I don’t know who to credit)
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Has anyone a recommendation for a methods reading to help explore the question - Should we believe our interviewees?
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In creating a personal academic website, what are the most important things to consider? @AcademicChatter
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We are looking for researchers (pre-PhD, PhD, and post-PhD) to write with us about their research experiences in the form of 750-1500 word articles.
Each week we welcome researchers from all over the world to write with us, share advice, and help others! Dm for more info!
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The LA Times picked up @columbagd’s great essay about how saving the monarch butterfly demands rethinking borders, which I had the pleasure of editing for @ThePublicSquare—watch for it there on Monday too!
Op-Ed: The parallel struggles of human and monarch migration (via @latimesopinion) latimes.com/opinion/story/20…
