About me: The tote bags are in!
Two examples were made if anyone wants to see them before putting in an order. Totebags are $5.00 a piece and they will be made according to whatever design you want on them. So far the available sayings are the following: Anthropologist, I'm studying you, Endocrine Stimulant, What happens in the field stays in the field, What is Anthropology, and Life is a 2x2 unit. If you would like to see what those designs look like, I can forward you an attachment. Just email the Society and we can send you the pictures of the made tote bags so far.
http://anthropologysocietyatunlv.shirtcity.com. Tell your friends and neighbors about our merchandise! There are 34 items to choose from in 6 different categories. Each item is almost completely re-modifiable! You have your choice of what color, design, size, and text is on your item on the front and/or back. There are many colors, 64 pages of design options and a few dozen text fonts to choose from. The item designs displayed on the site are merely an example of what you can do with each item!Please, just do not use the UNLV name on any of your items.
Who I'd like to meet:
As a member, you will have the opportunity to organize activities that enhance communication and interaction among students interested in Anthropology, such as a semi-annual departmental newsletter and our Brown Bag speaker series. Students will also be eligible to apply for our annual Margaret Lyneis Scholarship. Dues: $10 per semester or $15 per year. Please make your check out to the UNLV Anthropology Society and return with the following information to treasurer at the main office for the Department of Anthropology and Ethnic Studies, 4505 Maryland Pkwy, Box 455003, LV, NV 89154-5003.
Thank you for adding us! Two in our band are anthropologists. I'm a Ph.D. candidate (Miocene primate palaeontology), and Joel is an anthro grad (SE Woodland/Mississippian archaeology). I'm a member of our AGSA Club at SIU, and Joel used to be part of the undergrad anthro club in our department. Our other two band members are in political science and linguistics.
We sometimes write anthropological songs. You might want to check out our song "Incompetent Design" on our MySpace for a good chuckle. We have another called "The Ballad of Oreopithecus," which we need to cycle up onto our space again sometime soon. So pay us another visit, okay?
Evolutionarily yours, Candy, Joel, Jen, and Tom of the Parsley & Sagebrush Band
We invite you to take advantage of a FREE two-day nationally recognized program and increase your personal safety!
UNLV Police Services in conjunction with the UNLV Jean Nidetch Women's Center and the Sexual Assault and Prevention Office from Nellis Air Force Base are proud to offer a FREE training, Rape Aggression Defense Training (R.A.D.)--a nationally recognized program for women designed to teach assertiveness and personal empowerment.*
Friday, November 16 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturday, November 17 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
McDermott Physical Education Complex, North Gym
Space is limited! Call 895-4475 to register!
Should you have questions or need for further information, please feel free to contact Liz Baldizan (895-2620) at the UNLV Jean Nidetch Women’s Center.
* RAD is the largest network of instructors who teach at the higher education level and that is endorsed by the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA).
We would appreciate anyone who becomes a friend of Dawn and helps with getting the word out about her upcoming video release of How We Die. This was the last song Dawn recorded prior to losing her battle with Cancer on March 28, 2007
Dawn’s twin sister Sherrie accepts The Geri Lester Heroes of Breast Cancer Courage Award – In Memory from the Karmanos Cancer Institute on Dawn’s behalf in a video recorded on October 22, 2007.
You can view this award presentation on Dawn's MySpace page.
See also, UNLV Anthropology Society FaceBook Group
http://unlv.facebook.com/group.php?gid=2210515564
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