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The American Association of Biological Anthropologists (AABA) is a professional organization for biological anthropologists. See website for more info! 💻 bioanth.org

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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 23/09/2026
Want to support the diversity you’d like to see in Biological Anthropology? Applications are open to join us as a 2027 AABA IDEAS Faculty (9 positions) or Student (15 positions) Scholar at our Annual Meeting in Philadelphia March 31 - April 3, 2027! Details are below! bioanth.org/about/divers...
This is a flyer providing details on the AABA IDEAS STUDENT SCHOLAR PROGRAM for 2027. It shares details on the program and eligibility to apply, along with an application link. Applications are due November 13th.This is a flyer providing details on the AABA IDEAS FACULTY SCHOLAR PROGRAM for 2027. It shares details on the program and eligibility to apply, along with an application link. Applications are due October 14th.
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 04/05/2026
5. In 2025 AABA created a Community Partnerships Committee to implement the Task Force Report on the Ethical Study of Human Remains. The committee will have a workshop at the 2027 meeting, and welcomes your input! communitypartnership@bioanth.org
AABA Community Partnerships Committee 
The Community Partnerships Committee was established in 2025 to move the AABA Task Force Report on the Ethical Study of Human Remains from a set of recommendations into practice. Our charge is to build a care framework in which descendant communities and communities of care are recognized as decision-makers in teaching and research using human remains.
Our work is focused in four areas. We are creating a standardized, secure inventory process and accompanying guidance to support ethical stewardship of collections; identifying pathways for descendant community engagement, including mechanisms for outreach and participation; developing a process for community-informed evaluation of research proposals; and we are building a reviewer pool that reflects both disciplinary expertise and community perspectives.
Together, these efforts are meant to support a shift in how research with human remains is conducted, toward models grounded in transparency, accountability, and shared authority.
The committee is planning a workshop at the 2027 AABA Annual Meeting to share these tools and invite broader input. We welcome questions, feedback, and participation at communitypartnership@bioanth.org
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 04/05/2026
4. Want to support scholars from systematically marginalized groups within biological anthropology? You can now donate to COD IDEAS! bioanth.org/donate/
New AABA Fund to support COD IDEAS!
Support a powerful new initiative today, and your gift can go twice as far! Through the generosity of Dr. Susan Antón, the COD IDEAS fund has been established, and she is committed to matching contributions dollar-for-dollar, up to $30,000. This opportunity to amplify your impact will make a meaningful difference in support of the IDEAS (Increasing Diversity in Evolutionary Anthropological Sciences) Program. The IDEAS Program was an initiative aimed at recruiting, retaining, and supporting scholars from systematically marginalized groups (SMGs) within biological anthropology. Central to its activities at the AABA annual meetings was the IDEAS Workshop, which allows undergraduate and graduate students from SMGs to connect with faculty and postdoctoral mentors to build community, receive career guidance, and foster professional development. Evaluations consistently show that participants value the Program for enhancing their sense of belonging and reinforcing their interest in the discipline. Since 2016, the program has supported more than one hundred undergraduate and graduate students. Please donate by going to https://bioanth.org/donate/.
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 04/05/2026
3. A message from our new Vice President and Program Chair, Michelle Singleton:
AABA Meeting in Philadelphia
As I step into the role of Vice President and Program Chair, I am honored by the trust you have placed in me, but also aware of the high bar set by outgoing VP, Dr. Amy Rector. I look forward to building on the strong foundation laid by my predecessors and working collaboratively with the Executive Committee and Burk, Inc. to continue delivering impactful, current, and engaging programming.

AABA’s outreach efforts extend far beyond our annual conference. I invite all members to share ideas for webinars, workshops, and other learning opportunities. Your suggestions will help ensure our programming reflects the interests, expertise, and needs of our diverse community.

Finally, a quick look ahead: submissions for invited symposia for the 2027 Philadelphia conference will open in just a couple of months, and we know how quickly those months will pass. I encourage you to begin having conversations and developing ideas for symposia and workshops. To ensure the Philadelphia program meets the highest standards of excellence and professionalism, the Executive Committee is implementing new safeguards for our submission and review processes. Stay tuned for updates concerning these enhancements.

I look forward to the year ahead and to hearing from you.

Michelle Singleton
AABA Vice President & Program Chair
vicepresident@bioanth.org
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 04/05/2026
2. Congratulations to all the winners of the student presentation awards!

AABA Outstanding Student Presentation Awards:
•	Serena Finger, “Social gradients in brain structure and their molecular underpinnings in rhesus macaques”
•	Allison McCoskey, “Perceived Age Factor: a new age estimation method for old adults”
•	Catherine Roberts, “The root of the issue: identifying taphonomic changes in teeth at early postmortem intervals”
•	Federico Sanchez Vargas, “CapuchinAI 1.0: development of a machine learning based touchscreen paradigm to test primate cognition in the wild”

Patricia Whitten Prize: Md. Mehrab Hasan, “Home range size and social organization of western Hoolock gibbons in the Lawachara National Park, Bangladesh”

Mildred Trotter Prize: Lauren Hayden, “The association between vertebral neural canal dimensions and catch-up growth in medieval Giecz, Poland”

AAA-AABA Anatomy in Anthropology Prize: Grace Calhoun, “Using 3D printing to investigate the mechanical significance of trabecular bone architectural variables”

Journal of Human Evolution Prize: Ben Rodwell, “Inferring activity pattern of fossil primates based on relative maxillary depth”

Honorable Mention Prizes:

•	Anik Chhoker, “Evaluating the function of sunbathing behavior in captive ring-tailed lemurs”
Nadine Steer, “Comparative architecture and functional adaptation of thumb musculature in Homo, Pan, Sapajus, Papio, and Colobus”
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 04/05/2026
1. We still need your voice in advocating for NSF funding! Here are some ways to get involved.
Contact your representatives in Congress to advocate for Science
If you are not sure who your representatives are, please go to https://www.govtrack.us/congress/members/map and enter your address. When you reach out, the recommendation is to focus on one issue, keep it brief, personalize the call/letter (noting that you are a constituent), and being courteous but firm. If your representative’s phone number is not listed online, you can dial the U.S. Capitol Switchboard at (202) 224-3121 to ask to be connected to your Senators and Representative

Post widely on social media and write op-eds
If you attended the op-ed webinar in the fall or wrote one as part of the Politzer travel award, please think about sending one to your local paper! Also, please share your support of NSF on social media and use the hashtags #WithoutNSF #WithoutNSFsbe, or #WithoutScience 
Example language: “#WithoutNSF my [program] won’t receive the critical funding it needs to continue [doing what we do] in my community.”
Other Hashtags to use: #SupportNSF #SaveNSF #ISupportNSF and #ISupportScience
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 25/02/2026
Join us in Denver for a workshop on navigating academic landscapes in biological anthropology! #AABA2026
AABA Workshop. Navigating Academic Landscapes: Innovations, Challenges, and Networks in Biological Anthropology Across Institutional and Modal Contexts. Friday 20 March 2026 9:00 AM-12:00 PM/Governor's Square 16. A QR code is provided, along with the notation that registration is free and attendees should bring writing materials. Workshop Goals and Outcomes include: build cross-institutional collaborations and networks, contribute to a collaborative AJBA synthesis manuscript, develop practical strategies for teaching, ethics, accessibility, mentorship, and research sustainability, share effective pedagogical and research approaches across institutions, leave with clear next steps for collaboration and shared scholarly outputs. Organized by Malorie Albee (malbee@nmu.edu) and Madelyn Green (mgreen56@cscc.edu).
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 26/01/2026
Join us in congratulating our outstanding members who have received the prestigious AABA annual awards for 2026. The 2026 Charles R. Darwin Lifetime Achievement Award recipient is Clark Spencer Larsen!
Clark Spencer Larsen, The Ohio State University. Dr. Larsen has been a preeminent scholar in the field of bioarchaeology over the past 45 years. He established the use of biomechanical analysis as an essential method for behavioral reconstruction. He is also known for his research on human adaptive transitions, as well as his mentorship, teaching, and service to the field.
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 26/01/2026
Join us in congratulating our outstanding members who have received the prestigious AABA annual awards for 2026. The 2026 Gabriel W. Lasker Service Award recipient is Lyle Konigsberg!
Gabriel W. Lasker Service Award 2026. Lyle Konigsberg, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Over the course of his decades of service to the AABA, Dr. Konigsberg has served in many roles including Vice President, Secretary/Treasurer, and as the Editor-in-Chief of the Yearbook. In addition to service to AABA, he has served section H of the AAAS and the FBI Scientific Working Group for Disaster Victim Identification, and is a dedicated mentor to colleagues and students.
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 26/01/2026
Join us in congratulating our outstanding members who have received the prestigious AABA annual awards for 2026. The 2026 AABA and @leakeyfoundation.org Communication and Outreach Award in Honor of Camilla Smith recipient is Himani Nautiyal!
2026 AABA and Leakey Foundation Communications and Outreach Award in Honor of Camilla Smith. Himani Nautiyal, Howard University. Dr. Nautiyal has been involved in research (as founder and director of the Himalayan Langur Project) and community engagement in the Garhwal Himalayas. She uses YouTube, Instagram, and documentary film to educate and unite science, traditional ecological knowledge, and visual storytelling to convey the realities of human–wildlife coexistence, conservation, and climate change.
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 26/01/2026
Join us in congratulating our outstanding members who have received the prestigious AABA annual awards for 2026. The 2026 Mid-Career Service Award award recipient is Doug Boyer!
2026 Mid-Career Service Award: Doug Boyer, Duke University. Dr. Boyer is recognized for his efforts to create and maintain the MorphoSource repository for digital 3D data. This publicly available community resource has revolutionized the study of primate morphology and fostered open science in biological anthropology and beyond.
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 26/01/2026
Join us in congratulating our outstanding members who have received the prestigious AABA annual awards for 2026. The 2026 Mid-Career Research award recipient is Katherine Amato from Northwestern University !
Katherine Amato, 2026 Mid-Career Research Award. Dr. Amato combines primatological, physiological, and microbiome data to address questions about how the microbiome functions and interacts with different hosts and environments to affect fitness and health. She has also developed and assessed methods for obtaining data from non-invasive samples from wild primates.
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 09/12/2025
Do you have unprovenienced human remains in your teaching or research collection? Do you want to learn how to reconstruct their histories, and how to be ethical stewards of them? We're holding a workshop on this on December 11th! More information here: burkinc.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
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AABA Webinar Series Tracing forgotten histories: identifying unprovenienced human skeletal remains and establishing best practices for their ethical treatment. 11 December, 2025 at 12:00pm EST. Many teaching and museum collections house human remains with little or no provenience, creating major challenges for ethical stewardship. This webinar, inspired by last year's AABA workshop, brings together experts who have successfully reconstructed documentation for unprovenienced remains. Panelists will share practical methods--archival research, handwriting analysis, osteology, taphonomy, and more--and discuss collaborative strategies for navigating these complex cases. Join us to connect, learn, and build community around this critical work. Speakers: Chris Dudor (National Museum of Natural History), Siân Halcrow (Durham University), Chip Colwell (Sapiens), Celisse Fricker-Chilcote (University of Kentucky). Organizers: Alyson Caine (James Madison University), Irene Hochgraf-Camerom (University of Michigan Museum of Anthropological Archaeology), Karen Weinstein (Dickenson College).
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 02/12/2025
This #GivingTuesday, support the AABA community fund. Your donation supports student funding awards and other community initiatives. Even a small gift helps! bioanth.org/donate
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 19/11/2025
Please join us on December 11 at 12pm EST for the AABA Webinar, "Tracing Forgotten Histories: Identifying Unprovenienced Human Skeletal Remains and Establishing Best Practices for their Ethical Treatment." Registration here: burkinc.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
Flyer with blue background and speaker and organizer images in circles: Chris Dudar, Sian Halcrow, Chip Colwell, Celise Fricker-Chilcote, Alyson Caine, Irene Hochgraf-Camerom, Karen Weinstein. AABA logo in top right corner.

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AABA WEBINAR SERIES

TRACING FORGOTTEN HISTORIES:
IDENTIFYING UNPROVENIENCED HUMAN
SKELETAL REMAINS AND ESTABLISHING BEST
PRACTICES FOR THEIR ETHICAL TREATMENT

11 DECEMBER, 2025 AT 12:00 PM EST

Many teaching and museum collections house human remains with little or no provenience, creating major challenges for ethical stewardship. This webinar, inspired by last year’s AABA workshop, brings together experts who have successfully reconstructed documentation for unprovenienced remains. Panelists will share practical methods—archival research, handwriting analysis, osteology, taphonomy, and more—and discuss collaborative strategies for navigating these complex cases. Join us to connect, learn, and build community around this critical work.
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 14/10/2025
Herman Pontzer (Duke U) will deliver the plenary lecture at #AABA2026 on “Calories In, Calories Out: Energy, Ecology, and Evolution in Humans and other Primates.” Be sure to join us!
Herman Pontzer pictured from the shoulders up wearing a black polo shirt and facing the camera, standing in front of blurred out trees
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 09/03/2025
#AABA2025 Saturday workshops:
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Is it rare? Make it F.A.I.R.! Hands-on workshop on cooperative research approaches to the study of ancient rare diseases, 8:00-9:30am, registration requested

Teaching about race, racism, and human variation: video and related teaching resources, 9:00-11:00am

Tracing Forgotten Histories: Identifying Unprovenienced Human Skeletal Remains and Establishing Best Practices for their Ethical Treatment, 2:00-6:30pm

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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 09/03/2025
#AABA2025 Friday workshops:
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Zombie ideologies in biological anthropology: confronting undead ideas around genetics, behavior, and race, 8:00-10:00am

Disabled and neurodivergent community, perspectives, and identity in biological anthropology, 10:30am-12:00pm, registration requested


Submitting and reviewing for the AABA Journal, 2:00-3:30pm

Indigenous knowledge and evolutionary science: bridging knowledge systems in biological anthropology, 4:00-6:00pm 

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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 09/03/2025
#AABA2025 Thursday workshops:
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Challenges in open science and data sharing in biological anthropology worldwide, 2:30-6:00pm, registration requested

COD-AACT: Staying HIP: using high impact practices in teaching bioanthropology, 2:45-4:45pm

Biological anthropology is people: an art, culture, and science engagement exhibition, 4:30-7:00pm

Make learning magical: gamification in college level coursework, 5:00-6:30pm

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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 09/03/2025
#AABA2025 Wednesday workshops:
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Building broader impact, 9:00am-12:00pm

COD-WIN: Empowering women leaders in biological anthropology, 1:00-4:00pm

CSViewer for Analysts 2.0, 1:00-5:00pm

What happens to my grant proposal? A peek into the peer review process through mock review! 1:00-5:00pm, registration required

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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 15/01/2025
Sang-Hee Lee is the 2025 recipient of the AABA and Leakey Foundation Communication & Outreach Award in Honor of Camilla Smith. bioanth.org/about/the-aa... #AABA2025
Yellow flyer featuring Sang-Hee Lee, the 2025 recipient of the AABA and Leakey Foundation Communication & Outreach Award in Honor of Camilla Smith. For more than a decade, Dr. Lee has been one of the most impactful researchers communicating the science of biological anthropology to the global public. Her public influence is especially notable via the success of her YouTube channel and her Korean-language books for both children and adults.
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 15/01/2025
Lorena Madrigal is the 2025 recipient of the Gabriel W. Lasker Service Award. bioanth.org/about/the-ga... #AABA2025
Yellow flyer featuring Lorena Madrigal, the 2025 recipient of the Gabriel W. Lasker Service Award. Over the course of her forty years of continuous involvement with the AABA, Dr. Madrigal has served in nearly every leadership role available in the association. One of her most poignant and forward-looking contributions as President of the AABA was elevating the Ethics Committee to a standing committee.
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 15/01/2025
Kay Behrensmeyer is the 2025 recipient of the The Charles R. Darwin Lifetime Achievement Award. bioanth.org/about/the-ch... #AABA2025
Yellow flyer featuring Kay Behrensmeyer, the 2025 recipient of the The Charles R. Darwin Lifetime Achievement Award. Her foundational work on the environments of fossil hominins, and the processes that led to their fossilization and preservation, have shaped the way that modern paleoanthropologists conduct their field research. Nomination materials emphasized Dr. Behrensmeyer’s trailblazing career, expansive mentorship, and outreach efforts.
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 04/11/2024
Are you interested in organizing a workshop at #AABA2025? Workshop proposal applications are due November 15! More info here: bioanth.org/94th-annual-...
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 15/09/2024
The abstract portal for #AABA2025 in Baltimore, Maryland is now live! Read the abstract submission instructions here bioanth.org/94th-annual-... and submit your abstract by October 15!
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 13/09/2024
The IDEAS Program Workshop at #AABA2025 provides a suite of activities to engage issues of scholarship, professional preparation, and community building. Application forms for Faculty Scholars and Student Scholars are now open! bioanth.org/about/divers...
Flyer for IDEAS Program Workshop Faculty Scholars. Lists eligibility (postdoctoral researcher or adjunct faculty, early career full time faculty, advanced career faculty) and workshop overview (full day programming before AABA annual meetings with student scholars, access to peer-mentoring network, faculty scholars will receive $250 to cover cost of additional night's lodging). Applications due by October 15. Apply here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSebzZNJIw0oAV7AWP_kdo6aggiv4_kVdyws_bXrDOi9c9okeg/viewformFlyer for IDEAS Program Workshop Student Scholars. Eligibility: current undergraduates, recent graduates, and graduate students in biological anthropology programs or related disciplines, recommendation required. Workshop overview: full-day programming before AABA annual meetings with faculty scholars, access to mentoring and networking opportunities with IDEAS faculty, student scholars will receive a travel stipend and AABA meeting registration fee waiver. Applications due by November 1. Apply here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfczvxtryP2-0u44swgWS3opvLFXpUjLX4Kl-VyBVA_fcOZ1Q/viewform
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 15/07/2024
Have an idea for a symposium at AABA in Baltimore that you’d like to organize? The Invited Symposium Submission Portal is now open! The deadline to submit is August 15! bioanth.org/94th-annual-... #AABA2025
Purple-themed image with megaphone announces AABA Invited Symposia. Submissions due by 15 August 2024. Image includes skull, DNA, and mandrill graphics. And a tiny little crab (for Baltimore!)
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 18/04/2024
Applications are now open for the IDEAS Regional Program Workshop, to be held in Nashville, TN in mid-October! We welcome students to apply by May 15th. bioanth.org/about/commit...
Flyer announcing 2024 IDEAS Program Southeast Regional Workshop to be held October 24-26, 2024 in Nashville, Tennessee. Applications due May 15th.
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 12/04/2024
The AABA is concerned about budget cuts to scientific institutions in Argentina. Investment in Argentina’s scientific infrastructure and scientists are essential to the betterment of the international scientific community and the world.  bioanth.org/about/positi...
Screenshot of AABA Statement in Support of Argentine Science, which is posted on the AABA website
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 20/03/2024
TONIGHT TONIGHT TONIGHT!! We're rolling out the red carpet for the #AABA2024 Opening Reception! Don't miss it! 8-10 pm in PLATINUM D-E!
Image of LA in the background with a sneaky monkey in the foreground and the words "March 20 8 pm, Platinum D-E." Opening Reception AABA2024 Los Angeles
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 06/03/2024
We are still looking for those amazing silent auction items for #AABA2024! Any items, big or small, will all help support student travel! Please find all the information you need here: bioanth.org/meetings-and...
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 26/02/2024
#AABA2024 Workshop: Queer and Trans Field Safety Friday, March 22nd, 4:15-6:15 pm Panel Q&A session on the multiplicity of fieldwork experiences and concerns of queer and trans people, including advice on how to improve field safety. All are welcome.
#AABA2024

Workshop: Queer and Trans Field Safety

Friday, March 22nd, 4:15-6:15 pm
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 26/02/2024
#AABA2024 Hybrid Roundtable: What’s in a Name? A Lot in Fact, Which is Why Anthropologists Should Care Friday, March 22nd, 12:15-2:15 pm. IN PERSON & ZOOM The ethics around scientific naming in biological anthropology will be discussed, along with future directions.
Hybrid Roundtable: What’s in a Name? A Lot in Fact, Which is Why Anthropologists Should Care 

Friday, March 22nd, 12:15-2:15 pm. IN PERSON & ZOOM 
Hybrid Roundtable: What’s in a Name? A Lot in Fact, Which is Why Anthropologists Should Care 

Friday, March 22nd, 12:15-2:15 pm. IN PERSON & ZOOM
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 26/02/2024
#AABA2024 Workshop: Sharing Your Science: Public Communication Friday, March 22nd, 12:15-2:15 pm Organized by Bridget Alex (SAPIENS Magazine) More info here: bioanth.org/meetings-and...
Workshop: Sharing Your Science: Public Communication

Friday, March 22nd, 12:15-2:15 pm
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 26/02/2024
#AABA2024 Virtual Workshop: Evolutionary Mechanisms Beyond the Basics: Envisioning Complex Processes in Hominin Evolution Friday, March 22nd, 12:15-2:15 pm, VIRTUAL ONLY Register here: bioanth.org/meetings-and...
Virtual Workshop: Evolutionary Mechanisms Beyond the Basics: Envisioning Complex Processes in Hominin Evolution

Friday, March 22nd, 12:15-2:15 pm, VIRTUAL ONLY
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 26/02/2024
#AABA2024 Workshop: Deconstructing the 'Race as Biology' Paradigm: The Role of Citations in Shaping Scientific Narratives and Practices Friday, March 22nd, 12:15-2:15 pm More information here: bioanth.org/meetings-and...
Workshop: Deconstructing the 'Race as Biology' Paradigm: The Role of Citations in Shaping Scientific Narratives and Practices

Friday, March 22nd, 12:15-2:15 pm
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 26/02/2024
#AABA2024 Workshop: Considerations for Visualization and Documentation of Human Remains in Bioanthropology Friday, March 22nd, 12:15-2:15 pm Register here: bioanth.org/meetings-and...
Workshop: Considerations for Visualization and Documentation of Human Remains in Bioanthropology
Friday, March 22nd, 12:15-2:15 pm
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 26/02/2024
#AABA2024 Workshop: Backlash!?! Tools for Managing Trolls in Biological Anthropology Friday, March 22nd, 12:15-2:15 pm Register here: bioanth.org/meetings-and...
Workshop: Backlash!?! Tools for Managing Trolls in Biological Anthropology

Friday, March 22nd, 12:15-2:15 pm
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 20/02/2024
ATTENTION ALL AABA STUDENT MEMBERS!! We need more volunteers for #AABA2024. Please submit your application TODAY!! All information and application here: bioanth.org/meetings-and...
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 19/02/2024
LAST CHANCE #AABA2024 STUDENT ROOMS - The Moxy Downtown Los Angeles.  Room rates are $209 per night + taxes and fees. Valid until the room block has sold out or until February 19, 2024.  You can make your student room reservations here: book.passkey.com/gt/lodging/2...
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 19/02/2024
#AABA2024 Workshop: Improv for Anthropologists: Building Teaching and Outreach Skills with Applied Improv Thursday, March 21st, 7:00-9:00 pm Registration required: bioanth.org/meetings-and...
#AABA2024

Workshop: Improv for Anthropologists: Building Teaching and Outreach Skills with Applied Improv

Thursday, March 21st, 7:00-9:00 pm
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 19/02/2024
#AABA2024 Workshop: Up Goer Five: Communicating Biological Anthropology Using English's Ten Hundred Most Common Words Thursday, March 21st, 4:30-6:30 pm *note day/time change Information here: bioanth.org/meetings-and...
#AABA2024

Workshop: Up Goer Five: Communicating Biological Anthropology Using English's Ten Hundred Most Common Words

Thursday, March 21st, 4:30-6:30 pm
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 19/02/2024
#AABA2024 Workshop: Postdoc and Academic Job Hunting - Everything you need to know Thursday, March 21st, 12:15-2:15 pm For senior graduate students and early postdocs; will review the expectations, materials, and strategies for succeeding in today’s academic job market.
#AABA2024
Workshop: Postdoc and Academic Job Hunting - Everything you need to know
Thursday, March 21st, 12:15-2:15 pm
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 19/02/2024
#AABA2024 Workshop: Microchimerism and human health: Bridging the gaps between anthropology and medicine Thursday, March 21st, 12:15-2:15 pm Register here: bioanth.org/meetings-and...
#AABA2024
Workshop: Microchimerism and human health: Bridging the gaps between anthropology and medicine
Thursday, March 21st, 12:15-2:15 pm
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 19/02/2024
#AABA2024 Workshop: Departmental leadership and data: a discussion about trends in enrollment for current, past, and future departmental chairs Thursday, March 21st, 12:15-2:15 pm Register here: bioanth.org/meetings-and...
#AABA2024
Workshop: Departmental leadership and data: a discussion about trends in enrollment for current, past, and future departmental chairs
Thursday, March 21st, 12:15-2:15 pm
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 19/02/2024
#AABA2024 Workshop: AABA Art, Culture and Science Engagement Exhibition Thursday, March 21st, 12:15 - 2:15 pm Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
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Workshop: AABA Art, Culture and Science Engagement Exhibition
Thursday, March 21st, 12:15 - 2:15 pm
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 19/02/2024
#AABA2024 Workshop: Anthropology Unleashed: Navigating Public Outreach in the World of Insta(ntaneous) Gratification Thursday, March 21st, 12:15-2:15 pm No registration necessary: bioanth.org/meetings-and...
#AABA2024
Workshop: Anthropology Unleashed: Navigating Public Outreach in the World of Insta(ntaneous) Gratification
Thursday, March 21st, 12:15-2:15 pm

No registration necessary
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 22/01/2024
Our first 2024 #AABA webinar is just around the corner! Towards A Publicly Engaged Biological Anthropology January 30, 2024, 1:00 pm EST Register here: tinyurl.com/4hsta4nz We will highlight examples of impactful education and public engagement activities by AABA!
Image of scientists with a skull and the words "Publicly Engaged Biological Anthropology Webinar"
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 18/01/2024
While you're getting excited about the schedule of science and workshops at #AABA2024, don't forget to book your room at the conference hotel! Great restaurants, beautiful views, and comfy beds! Book today! book.passkey.com/event/505658...
Monkeys in  bed with the words AABA2024 Relax at the Conference Hotel
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American Association of Biological Anthropologists @bioanth.org · 18/01/2024
#AABA2024 Workshop: Publishing in the American Journal of Biological Anthropology: Advice for Forensic Anthropologists and Bioarchaeologists Wednesday, March 20th, 3:00-4:30 pm Register here: bioanth.org/meetings-and...
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Workshop: Publishing in the American Journal of Biological Anthropology: Advice for Forensic Anthropologists and Bioarchaeologists

Wednesday, March 20th, 3:00-4:30 pm
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