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NAPA Notes March 2019 (pdf) In this Issue:  Letter from the President Committee Updates Planning for AAA Meetings NAPA at SfAAs

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Download the full issue here Hi NAPA Members! It is already March and what a whirlwind winter this has been, with warmer weather here in North Carolina than we normally experience. Without much of a winter, things have sped by. It is almost time to get in your session, paper, Inno-vent and workshop abstracts to…

National Association for the Practice of Anthropology e-Newsletter | February/March 2010 (pdf) In This Issue Welcome by Elizabeth Nanas On Mary’s Mind by Mary Butler Bankruptcy, Restructuring, and Change by Emily Altimare NAPA Bulletin Summaries: Fall 2009 and Spring 2010 Anthropology News CFPs Welcome to NAPA e-News Living in Hong Kong for the year has…

Download the entire December issue! From Mary Odell Butler: It’s a great time to be a practicing anthropologist. The opportunities for us to contribute to the significant changes occurring in the US and around the world have never been greater. As we approach the AAA Annual Meeting in Philadelphia, it’s time for all of us…

Download the entire issue Welcome to Our NAPA e-Newsletter In addition to welcoming you to our e-Newsletter, I first want to thank so many of you for your active engagement with NAPA through our LinkedIn Group, Twitter, and Facebook forums. We hope the dialogue continues and develops into something that will be of value to…

[ download the pdf version ] Over the last two years, many active NAPA members have been working to create a more active and inclusive section within the context of the American Anthropological Association. Both NAPA and the AAA need to hear your voices and your concerns in order to better understand the importance of where we…

Welcome  (Elizabeth Nanas) On Mary’s Mind (Mary Odell Butler) NAPA Occupational Therapy Special Interest Group Update (Amy Paul-Ward, Gelya Frank) Designing an Anthropology Career (Sherylyn H. Briller, Amy Goldmacher) Volunteer Opportunities News from the Program Chair (Carol Hafford) Conference Announcements NAPA Student Achievement Award WAPA 2009 Praxis Award CFP This issue marks the beginning of a…

•      On Mary’s Mind (Mary Odell Butler) •      CFP AAA 2009: The End/s of Anthropology (Carol Hafford) •      AAA 2008 NAPA Meeting Notes (Mary Odell Butler) •      AAA Task Force Contacts •      AAA 2008: Professional Ethics (Mary Odell Butler) •      CFP Anthropology News: Work-Life Balance (Dinah Winnick) •      SfAA 2009: Global Challenge, Local Action •     …

Congratulations to the spring anthropology graduates. Be sure to look at the NAPA web page where just in the past fifteen days, fifteen employers posted employment opportunities seeking anthropologists for positions in game analytics, consumer insights, historic preservation and even a user experience practitioner for a major US newspaper. It is time to vote in…

NAPA has a new look! After many years of not having an official logo we have selected the design at the top of this newsletter. In a similar genre as that of the AAA logo, it radiates a sense of vibrancy and movement. Matt Suhr, a graphic design student at the University of Illinois at…