Thanks, Paul, it looks like an interesting group. Even though I've taught for many years in Israel and many places abroad, I am more of an activist anthropolo
gist, working on the Israeli Occupation and on militarism, both Israeli and global. Its hard when you're not at a university, you get kind of isolated and its hard to keep up with the ongoing professional discussion. So I look forward to getting reconnected through OAC and linking up with people doing related work -- and I hope I can contribute as well. So thanks for the welcome. Jeff
This is such a fantastic site. I am also a non-traditional student. After majoring in anthropology at my community college as well as being an instructor's aide in their archaeology program, I was very excited to get involved in research. Currently, I am finishing my B.A. in Anthropology through distance learning at Ashford University. Under those circumstances, it is not easy to network, collaborate or engage with others in the field. I ultimately want to attend graduate school and become involved in more hands on archaeological research.
Thanks for the welcome. I am also a non traditional Anthropology student, doing my doctoral degree after about 20 years as a development practitioner in Peru, my country. This idea of this cooperative is great!
I am a psychiatrist with an interest in medical anthropology now doing my second degree in the subject (MSc Medical Anthropology at University College London). I also make films. Looking forward to discussions at the OAC.
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Thanks a lot:)!
Thank you!
Thanks Paul!
Thanks, Paul, it looks like an interesting group. Even though I've taught for many years in Israel and many places abroad, I am more of an activist anthropolo
gist, working on the Israeli Occupation and on militarism, both Israeli and global. Its hard when you're not at a university, you get kind of isolated and its hard to keep up with the ongoing professional discussion. So I look forward to getting reconnected through OAC and linking up with people doing related work -- and I hope I can contribute as well. So thanks for the welcome. Jeff
Thanks! Nice to see another anthro Tweep, too. :-)
Aloha and thanks!
Hello!
Indeed, thank you!
Thank you, Paul! I'm excited to be a part of the OAC!
Thanks Paul!
This is such a fantastic site. I am also a non-traditional student. After majoring in anthropology at my community college as well as being an instructor's aide in their archaeology program, I was very excited to get involved in research. Currently, I am finishing my B.A. in Anthropology through distance learning at Ashford University. Under those circumstances, it is not easy to network, collaborate or engage with others in the field. I ultimately want to attend graduate school and become involved in more hands on archaeological research.
Thank you again!
Heather
Thanks Paul!
thanks for the welcome
I am a psychiatrist with an interest in medical anthropology now doing my second degree in the subject (MSc Medical Anthropology at University College London). I also make films. Looking forward to discussions at the OAC.
Dr Khaldoon Ahmed
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