Contact Information: Doctoral Program in Anthropology and History,
University of Michigan - 1029 Tisch Hall
Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-1003
Telephone: (734) 764-2559 ~ Fax: (734) 647-4881
The Doctoral Program in Anthropology and History at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor offers an exciting opportunity for talented students to receive instruction and professional certification in both disciplines. This joint-degree program is the first of its kind to institutionalize the ongoing dialogues that have energized both fields.
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Anthropology and History Workshop
The Anthropology and History Workshop is a forum for the discussion of papers and chapters, usually in draft, by students, faculty and visitors. Papers are posted on the DPAH web-site about one week in advance. The Workshop meets on Friday, 2-4 pm, in 1014 Tisch on UM's Central Campus. There is typically a commentator/critic for each session, the presenter has a few minutes to set a context for the discussion of the work, with the remainder of the session dedicated to open discussion.
Anthropology and History Workshop
Friday, April 4, 2008
1014 Tisch Hall
2pm to 4pm
Professor Nancy Hunt, University of Michigan
A Nervous Colony, and An Acoustic Register
RECENT AWARDS:
Congratulations to Ella-Natalie Rothman who has been awarded a 2006 Rackham Distinguished Dissertation Award for her dissertation,"Between Venice and Istanbul: Trans-Imperial Subjects and Cultural Mediation in the Early Modern Mediterranean." Natalie Rothman is a Fall 2006 graduate of the Doctoral Program in Anthropology and History and Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto. Her dissertation was directed by Professor Diane O. Hughes.
Archive of Events
Trans/Formations of the Disciplines
Evaluation the Project of Anthropology and History
2007 Workshop
Friday, September 28th and 29th, 2007
Tisch Hall, Room 1014
As part of its ongoing project to reflect on knowledge produced
at the crossroads of anthropology and history and to consider new directions for this work, the Doctoral Program in Anthropology
and History (DPAH) is hosting an intensive two-day workshop in
lateSeptember, 2007.
Revised February 9, 2008