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AnthroJob of the Week, 28 June 2018

Yale University is looking to hire a Post-Doctoral Fellow in Native American Art and Curation. This is a two-year position attached to both the Yale University Art Gallery and the Department of the History of Art. The position will provide…

NASA conference support award extension

The National Association of Student Anthropologists (NASA) has extended the deadline for the Carrie Hunter-Tate Award to August 17, 2018 11:59PM EST. The award honors Carrie Hunter-Tate, a former NASA officer, by offering conference travel support to one student member…

AnthroJob of the Week, 2 August 2018

The U.S. Department of State is looking for a Foreign Affairs Specialist. This is a permanent full-time position located in Washington, D.C. with a salary of $81,548 to $126,062 per year. Individuals with a Bachelor’s degree in Cultural Anthropology may…

Anthro Post-doc on Engineering Grant; apply ASAP!

MEERCat, the Mechanical Engineering Education Research Center at Purdue, is seeking a post-doctoral researcher to apply anthropological knowledge and skills to describe, explain, and shape the culture of Mechanical Engineering. About the MEERCat Center and the RED Grant: The Center…

AnthroJob of the Week, 10 August 2018

The University of Chicago has an opening for a Provost’s Postdoctoral Fellow/Assistant Professor in Migration and Multicultural Societies in the Social Sciences Division. “The Department of Comparative Human Development invites applications for a social scientist whose research focuses on individuals…

AnthroJob of the Week, 24 September 2018

The Princeton University Art Museum is seeking a Collection Research Specialist in Latin American Art. This is a one-year term position to research and catalog works of art in the Princeton University’s collection of Latin American Art to create future…

AnthroJob of the Week, 2 October 2018

Google has an opening for a Qualitative/Ethnographic Researcher on their People Analytics team (part of Human Resources, or People Operations, as Google calls it) in Mountain View, CA. “As a Researcher on this team, you’ll be detail-oriented and conscientious, analytical…

Business Needs Anthropology More Than Ever, But May Not Know It

Anthropologists are trained to find solutions to problems by approaching them holistically—from all sides—and through critical thinking, grounded in our theories and methods. Few disciplines prepare their practitioners so well to tackle the problems of the modern world by incorporating our broad knowledge of human evolution, history, biology, and behavior across the world’s cultures. Unfortunately, and to our discipline’s detriment, not enough people or businesses are informed of what anthropologists do and how we can help.
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