Events
Department of Anthropology and UTMAS events are positive and inclusive spaces.
Upcoming Events
UTMAS presents
Anthropology Graduate School Information Session at UTM
Monday, November 26th from 1:30pm - 3pm
Location: DV2045 Teaching Lab (enter through DV2047V)
Are you thinking about pursuing graduate studies in Anthropology? Don't miss out on this informative session featuring Anthropology graduate faculty members!
Graduate faculty members speaking at this session:
- Esteban Parra (Biological Anthropology)
- David Smith (Archaeology)
- Firat Bozcali (Sociocultural Anthropology)
Online grad school resources:
- UTM Career Centre: Applying to Graduate School
- UTM Career Centre Tip Sheets
- UTM Experiential Education Office: Tips for Students
If you have any questions about the Graduate School Information Session, please email anthropology@utmsu.ca.
The Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation present
Symposium on the Importance of Indigenous Education in Ontario Classrooms
This event is co-sponsored by the University of Toronto Mississauga.
Friday, December 7, 2018 at the University of Toronto Mississauga Instructional Building (IB)
Keynote speakers:
- Senator Murray Sinclair, former Chair of the Truth and Reconcilliation Commission
- Justice Harry LaForme, Ontario Court of Appeal
The symposium on “The Importance of Indigenous Education in Ontario Classrooms” engages different stakeholders in public education to discuss the integration of Indigenous content and methodologies into the current Ontario educational curriculum. The symposium will bring together the University of Toronto faculty and students with TRC experts (Senator Sinclair, Justice LaForme), the Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation community, secondary school and adult education teachers, and scholars in Indigenous pedagogy and research.
View event details and registration information on the Eventbrite page.
Past Events
The American Anthropological Association presents
Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association
November 14-19, 2018
San Jose, California
This year's theme is Change in the Anthropological Imagination.
UTM Anthropology faculty presenting at the meeting:
- Making of Law and Order: Documents, Experts, and Reporting
- Pursuing Wellness in the Global African City
- Material Pasts and Imagining Otherwise: Affective Engagement with Urban Housing
- Governing authoritarian neoliberalisms: politics and policy
For more information including program and registration details, please visit the AAA Annual Meeting website.
The Ontario Archaeological Society presents
Annual Symposium of the Ontario Archaeological Society
November 9-11, 2018
Chatham, Ontario
For more information including program and registration details, please visit the OAS Annual Meeting web page.
The Canadian Association for Physical Anthropology presents
Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association of Physical Anthropologists
October 31 - November 3, 2018
London, Ontario
UTM Anthropology Faculty presenting at the meeting:
- Students Reflect on the Relationship between Anthropology and Indigenous Peoples in Canada
- A Year in the Virtual Mystery Project: Current Results and a Multidisciplinary Future
- Developmental Origins of Disease: Biocultural and Evolutionary Insights from Working with Vulnerable Human and Non-Human Populations
- Evaluating the Morphological and Metric Sex of the Human Skull using 3D Technology
- Sleep Influences Cognitive Performance in Lemurs
- Sexual Dimorphism and Population Variation of the Human Nasal Aperture in 27 Disparate Populations
Carolan Wood (Limited Term Lecturer)
- Integrating Indigenous Perspectives in Teaching Practice: Benefiting from the Wisdom of Social Learning and Narrative
- Creating and Excavating a Cemetery: Experiential Learning for Advanced Bioarchaeology
For more information including program and registration details, please visit the CAPA Annual Meeting web page.
Visit Anthropology at UTM's Fall Campus Day Event
Sunday, October 28, 2018 from 11am to 4pm
Prospective students, parents, and teachers: be sure to drop by the Anthropology table at the Instructional Centre building during the UTM Fall Campus Day event!
- Program representatives at the Instructional Centre (IB) and Deerfield Hall (DH) will have information about Anthropology HBA and HBSc programs and possible career paths.
- Visit our drop-in Anthropology lab (DV2045) in the William G. Davis Building to see where Anthropology classes are held.
Registration is required for Fall Campus Day. Visit the UTM Fall Campus Day webpage for more details and registration information.
The Japanese Archaeological Association presents
Japanese Archaeological Events
70th Anniversary of the Japanese Archaeological Association
October 20, 2018 at Shizuoka University in Japan
UTM Anthropology Faculty presenting at the meeting:
Gary Crawford will participate in the plenary session: Contextualizing the Yayoi period as a farming society in East Asia. His lecture title is "The Genesis of Early Farming in East Asia".
Professor Crawford will also participate in the Japan Archaeological Society English-Language Institute Editorial Committee Workshop on October 22, 2018 at Meiji University in Japan.
UTMAS presents
Friday Night Live at the ROM!
Friday, October 12, 2018 from 7-11:30pm
Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto
- Tickets are $14.00
- This is a 19+ event.
Join UTMAS and fellow Anthropology students for the archaeology-themed Friday Night Live event at the Royal Ontario Museum!
Live music, food & drinks along with special exhibitions (such as the CRANE project for archaeology) and entry to the museum are offered!
For transportation, the shuttle buses are available (UTMAS members will be on a 5:35 shuttle).
For ticket inquiry, send an email to anthropology@utmsu.ca. Follow UTMAS on Twitter for the latest announcements.
UTMAS presents
UTM Anthropology Society Fall Elections
Attention Anthropology undergrads!
- Are you interested in getting involved on campus?
- Would you like to participate in events and gain valuable experience?
- Join UTMAS for the 2018-19 year!
Election Timeline:
- September 6-14: Nominations and advertising
- September 14: All candidates meeting at 4pm in IB 377
- September 15-21: Campaigning period
- September 19-21: Voting period
- September 24: Results announced
Positions available:
- Vice-president
- Events Coordinator
- Communications Officer
- 1st Year Representative
- 2nd Year Representative
- 3rd and 4th Year Representative
Questions are welcome!
Send an email to anthropology@utmsu.ca. Follow UTMAS on Twitter for tabling announcements and locations.