A blog to supplement and inform the members of North Hennepin Community College's Anthropology Club as well as others interested in the discipline of anthropology and it's sub-fields.
Showing posts with label MIA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label MIA. Show all posts
Thursday, December 8, 2011
MIA Edo Pop Fieldtrip
On Thursday December 1st, some of the Anthropology Club attended the MIA to view the Edo Pop exhibit. Here is a pic from the evening.
Saturday, November 26, 2011
November 22, 2011 Meeting
Our last meeting we discussed some club items in brief then proceeded straight to some Anthro Club fun!
Some upcoming dates to remember as the doodle polls have closed for the MIA event and the Anthropology Club End-of-the-Semester dinner. Per the tabulated votes the dates are as follows:
MIA Field trip: Thursday, December 1st at 7:00pm
(We will discuss the intricacies of this at the next meeting. Basically you will be responsible for your own transportation but some of us may carpool from NHCC. Meet us there if you choose).
End-of-the-Semester Dinner: Thursday December 15, 7:00pm at Fuji Ya
(Again, club members will be responsible for their own transportation and meal costs, we will reserve an area for the club to dine, meet us there or plan a carpool if you choose.)
Additionally, we voted on dates for the spring semester meetings and it has been decided that Anthropology Club meetings will take place Monday's at 2pm. We will try to have the same room assignment if possible, as always I will keep you informed as to where the meeting will take place.
We still have exciting events planned for the spring semester. Don't forget about our proposed conference/symposium, if you would like to present at the event please let us know, there if the discussion of incentives for presenters, besides a nice addition to your resume.
Some upcoming dates to remember as the doodle polls have closed for the MIA event and the Anthropology Club End-of-the-Semester dinner. Per the tabulated votes the dates are as follows:
MIA Field trip: Thursday, December 1st at 7:00pm
(We will discuss the intricacies of this at the next meeting. Basically you will be responsible for your own transportation but some of us may carpool from NHCC. Meet us there if you choose).
End-of-the-Semester Dinner: Thursday December 15, 7:00pm at Fuji Ya
(Again, club members will be responsible for their own transportation and meal costs, we will reserve an area for the club to dine, meet us there or plan a carpool if you choose.)
Additionally, we voted on dates for the spring semester meetings and it has been decided that Anthropology Club meetings will take place Monday's at 2pm. We will try to have the same room assignment if possible, as always I will keep you informed as to where the meeting will take place.
We still have exciting events planned for the spring semester. Don't forget about our proposed conference/symposium, if you would like to present at the event please let us know, there if the discussion of incentives for presenters, besides a nice addition to your resume.
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Upcoming Events in the Twin Cities
November is chock full of multicultural happenings in the Twin Cities. Here are some links to a few events:
The MIA, Edo-Pop exhibit of Japanese wood block prints, October 30, 2011-January 8, 2012.
The Film Society of Minneapolis' Latin Film Festival, November 3, 2011-November 13, 2011.
Twin Cities Arab Film Festival, November 10-13, 2011.
Festival of Oriental Dance; Food for the Soul, Jawaahir and Cassandra Dance Company, November 16-20, 2011.
Feminist Film Festival at the Walker Art Center. November 4-20, 2011.
Feel free to add supplements to this list in the comments section.
The MIA, Edo-Pop exhibit of Japanese wood block prints, October 30, 2011-January 8, 2012.
The Film Society of Minneapolis' Latin Film Festival, November 3, 2011-November 13, 2011.
Twin Cities Arab Film Festival, November 10-13, 2011.
Festival of Oriental Dance; Food for the Soul, Jawaahir and Cassandra Dance Company, November 16-20, 2011.
Feminist Film Festival at the Walker Art Center. November 4-20, 2011.
Feel free to add supplements to this list in the comments section.
Monday, April 11, 2011
Meeting 6
Meeting 6:
Here’s some highlights from the April 11, 2011 meeting.
A study group as well as tutors in CC231 will be available to Anthropology students until the end of the semester Mondays from 4-6pm and Thursdays from 11-1pm. If these hours are not in agreement with your schedule, please contact Joe Crowe or Dr. Mallery for additional information or individual tutoring arrangements.
There will be no Anthropology Club meeting on May 9th, instead we will be having our celebratory dinner at Thanh Vi in Brooklyn Park. Please join us if you can. This will be the kick off for our once monthly dinner.
There will be a vote/discussion posted on the blog regarding our logo. If you wish to have input or feedback, please post your thoughts and ideas on the blog. There will be our thumbnail idea posted there. We plan on finalizing the idea by Wednesday 4/13 so the deadline for input is then.
Additionally, the MIA fieldtrip poll will close on Wednesday if you care to attend, please respond to the poll by then.
Our “What is Anthropology?” week will be happening April 25th-28th from 11am-1pm in the Campus Center. We still need help and contributions in the form of games, prizes and handiwork. Please email Kat if you have ideas or can donate prizes, supplies or time.
Upcoming Events:
Osseo/North Hennepin Community College, Feast & Pow Wow
Feast: Friday, April 29th 11am-1:30pm
Pow Wow: Saturday, April 30th 1-6pm
Cultural Program with Nick Hockings, Ojibwe Elder
Friday April 29
11am-12pm: Science Center Room 125
1:30pm-2:30pm: Campus Center Room 230
Minneapolis/St. Paul International Film Festival
April 15th-May 5th, times vary at the St. Anthony Main Theatre
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Meeting 5 Re-Cap
Here is a brief summary of what went on at our last meeting.
We voted for historian/ documentarian. Andy and some others will be taking on this role.
Officers meeting will be taking place on Mondays @ 1:30.
We have decided to approach the funding request for King Tut admission from a different angle by asking the Dean of Fine Arts to fund this trip, or possibly see if we can receive a grant. Jon and Kat will be meeting with the Dean on Friday April 8th.
Planned Activities and Business:
Apply for a budget & funding for t-shirts/event.
Study group is still in the works, Kelly and Kat will be meeting with Joe Crow to finalize the group on Tuesday April 12th. In the meantime, if anyone is interested or seeking study help Dr. Mallery is always happy to help with office hours Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Jeopardy plans include a computerized version of the game so the request for note cards with questions no longer applies.
Proposed ideas for our "What is Anthropology?" Week:
Establish a budget for food, supplies, prizes etc.
Potential Bribes:
Buttons
Stickers
Cupcakes, cookies, candy
Other ideas:
Trivia questions
Anthropology Brochures
Games
Other business:
Still need logo and posters, (Kat promises to work on both this weekend).
Please complete the doodle survey for the MIA field trip if you wish to attend, it would be nice to get that event date settled soon. There is a link in the margin, or you can follow the link listed below.
MIA doodle survey link.
The U of M undergrad Anthropolgy Conference is this weekend at the Landscape Arboretum.
If you wish to contribute to the "What is Anthropology?" Week, please contact Kat, Jon or Dr. Mallery.
Thanks!
We voted for historian/ documentarian. Andy and some others will be taking on this role.
Officers meeting will be taking place on Mondays @ 1:30.
We have decided to approach the funding request for King Tut admission from a different angle by asking the Dean of Fine Arts to fund this trip, or possibly see if we can receive a grant. Jon and Kat will be meeting with the Dean on Friday April 8th.
Planned Activities and Business:
Apply for a budget & funding for t-shirts/event.
Study group is still in the works, Kelly and Kat will be meeting with Joe Crow to finalize the group on Tuesday April 12th. In the meantime, if anyone is interested or seeking study help Dr. Mallery is always happy to help with office hours Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Jeopardy plans include a computerized version of the game so the request for note cards with questions no longer applies.
Proposed ideas for our "What is Anthropology?" Week:
Establish a budget for food, supplies, prizes etc.
Potential Bribes:
Buttons
Stickers
Cupcakes, cookies, candy
Other ideas:
Trivia questions
Anthropology Brochures
Games
Other business:
Still need logo and posters, (Kat promises to work on both this weekend).
Please complete the doodle survey for the MIA field trip if you wish to attend, it would be nice to get that event date settled soon. There is a link in the margin, or you can follow the link listed below.
MIA doodle survey link.
The U of M undergrad Anthropolgy Conference is this weekend at the Landscape Arboretum.
If you wish to contribute to the "What is Anthropology?" Week, please contact Kat, Jon or Dr. Mallery.
Thanks!
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Meeting 4
Some highlights from the March 28th meeting and our upcoming events include:
*Our proposed "What is Anthropology?" week will be held in the Campus Center April 25-28th, if you would like to volunteer your special skills to help us put this together please come to our meeting or contact Kat or Dr. Mallery.
*A planned trip to the MIA to review the artifacts there. (A doodle survey to determine the best day will be sent out shortly).
*The King Tut field trip is temporarily postponed pending another attempt at funding, and explanation of why our funding request was denied.
*We welcomed some new members to the meeting.
*A study group is in the works, tentatively and unofficially, if you are seeking help in anthropology you can come to our next meeting where we hope to spend the second half of the meeting offering our services as a peer study group. We are pending "official" approval on this from the faculty here at NHCC, so for the next session it is informal, (April 4).
*Discussed the highlights of the Como Zoo field trip.
*Suggested a deadline of the end of summer for the book club book.
*Discussed anthropological news – Current events
U of M Undergrad Anthropology Conference April 9th and 10th, contact Kat or Dr. Malley of
you would like a registration form, (due by April 6th).
Social Science at the Science Museum of Minnesota, March 30th.
*Discussed projects still in the works:
Posters
Logo
Jeopardy game
As always, our meetings are in the Campus Center, (second floor), room 231, Monday at 3:30. We hope to see you there! Please also check our blog for continued updates.
*Our proposed "What is Anthropology?" week will be held in the Campus Center April 25-28th, if you would like to volunteer your special skills to help us put this together please come to our meeting or contact Kat or Dr. Mallery.
*A planned trip to the MIA to review the artifacts there. (A doodle survey to determine the best day will be sent out shortly).
*The King Tut field trip is temporarily postponed pending another attempt at funding, and explanation of why our funding request was denied.
*We welcomed some new members to the meeting.
*A study group is in the works, tentatively and unofficially, if you are seeking help in anthropology you can come to our next meeting where we hope to spend the second half of the meeting offering our services as a peer study group. We are pending "official" approval on this from the faculty here at NHCC, so for the next session it is informal, (April 4).
*Discussed the highlights of the Como Zoo field trip.
*Suggested a deadline of the end of summer for the book club book.
*Discussed anthropological news – Current events
U of M Undergrad Anthropology Conference April 9th and 10th, contact Kat or Dr. Malley of
you would like a registration form, (due by April 6th).
Social Science at the Science Museum of Minnesota, March 30th.
*Discussed projects still in the works:
Posters
Logo
Jeopardy game
As always, our meetings are in the Campus Center, (second floor), room 231, Monday at 3:30. We hope to see you there! Please also check our blog for continued updates.
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