Graduate students at Washington University participate in reading groups and workshops across the university related to their research and interests. The Department of Anthropology houses a number of workshops that meet regularly throughout the academic year. These workshops frequently host presenters from other universities and feature the most advanced research and ideas that the discipline has to offer. Workshops are an important part of building intellectual community and fostering mentoring relationships among faculty and graduate students.
BioAnth Journal Club
- Weekly on Wednesdays during the academic year
- Upcoming meetings can be found on the Anthropology Events page HERE
- For more information, please contact Theresa Gildner or Krista Milich
Culture Club
- Weekly on Fridays during the academic year
- Upcoming meetings can be found on the Anthropology Events page HERE
- For more information, please contact Bret Gustafson
Friday Archaeology
- Weekly on Fridays during the academic year
- Upcoming meetings can be found on the Anthropology Events page HERE
- For more information, please contact Xinyi Liu
Grad Student Writing Group
- Weekly on Mondays and Tuesdays during the academic year
- Graduate students meet regularly to share dissertation chapters, article drafts, and conference papers
- For more information, please contact Christina Youngpeter
Ethnographic Theory Workshop
- Bi-weekly on Mondays
- Upcoming meetings can be found on the Anthropology Events page HERE