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Tag Archives: teaching
Syllabus: The Science of Skeletons – Introduction to Bioarchaeology
Last month I received some excellent news. My course proposal, which I assembled somewhat manically during the thick of data collection this past summer, was accepted by the Department of Anthropology. This means that I have the opportunity to teach a summer … Continue reading
Posted in Bioarchaeology, Syllabus, Teaching
Tagged bioarchaeology, bioarchaeology courses, syllabi, teaching, university courses
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Blogging Archaeology: March
So far this year I have applied for thirteen different fellowships or grants. It’s pretty much par for the course in today’s academia to apply for as much as you possibly can and hope you get lucky somewhere, but it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Grad School
Tagged blogging, funding applications, grad school, teaching
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