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John’s 2015 Fall Schedule August 24, 2015 – December 5, 2015 Coursework Monday/Wednesday 11:30-12:45 PM HIST 615A – U.S. Guilded Age (1877-1900) Dr. William Bauer, WRI-C235 Wednesday 7:00 PM-9:45 PM HIST 740A – Historiography of the United States Dr. Eugene Moehring, WRI-C321 Wednesday, 4:00-5:00 (Not Confirmed) HIST 710 – The Professional Historian Dr. Elizabeth Nelson, WRI-B326 Thursday 4:00-6:45 PM HIST 732 – Colloquium in European History Dr. Cian McMahon, WRI-B326 Teaching Tuesday/Thursday, 8:30-945 AM ANTH 102 – Introduction to Physical Anthropology CBC-A108 Wednesday, 2:30-4:20 PM WMST 113 – Race, Class, and Gender (Shadowing) Dr. Anita Revilla, CBC-A110 Office Hours Tuesday, 2:00-3:45 PM Anthropology Office Hours WRI-AXXX Conferences American Society for Ethnohistory Annual Meeting, November 4-8, Las Vegas, NV Author: "Leading Imperialism Along: Indian Guides and the shaping of Conquest of the Great Basin," in Great Basin Ethnohistories Panel, Chair: Matthew Makely American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, November 18- 22, Denver, CO Co-Organizer: “Strange Bodies, Familiar Divides: Embodiments of Otherness” (Parts I & II) Author: “Foreign Laborers, Familiar Suffering: The Construction and Othering of Coolie Laborers in the 19 th Century” Co-Author: “Pain as Performance: The Suffering Elites at Chaco Canyon (AD
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John’s 2015 Fall ScheduleAugust 24, 2015 – December 5, 2015
CourseworkMonday/Wednesday 11:30-12:45 PMHIST 615A – U.S. Guilded Age (1877-1900)Dr. William Bauer, WRI-C235
Wednesday 7:00 PM-9:45 PMHIST 740A – Historiography of the United StatesDr. Eugene Moehring, WRI-C321
Wednesday, 4:00-5:00 (Not Confirmed)HIST 710 – The Professional HistorianDr. Elizabeth Nelson, WRI-B326
Thursday 4:00-6:45 PMHIST 732 – Colloquium in European HistoryDr. Cian McMahon, WRI-B326
TeachingTuesday/Thursday, 8:30-945 AMANTH 102 – Introduction to Physical AnthropologyCBC-A108
Wednesday, 2:30-4:20 PMWMST 113 – Race, Class, and Gender (Shadowing)Dr. Anita Revilla, CBC-A110
Office HoursTuesday, 2:00-3:45 PMAnthropology Office HoursWRI-AXXX
ConferencesAmerican Society for EthnohistoryAnnual Meeting, November 4-8, Las Vegas, NVAuthor: "Leading Imperialism Along: Indian Guides and the shaping of Conquest of the Great Basin," in Great Basin Ethnohistories Panel, Chair: Matthew Makely
American Anthropological AssociationAnnual Meeting, November 18-22, Denver, COCo-Organizer: “Strange Bodies, Familiar Divides: Embodiments of Otherness” (Parts I & II)
Author: “Foreign Laborers, Familiar Suffering: The Construction and Othering of Coolie Laborers in the 19th Century”Co-Author: “Pain as Performance: The Suffering Elites at Chaco Canyon (AD 850-1150)” (with M Kincaid, RP Harrod & DL Martin)
Western Bioarchaeology GroupAnnual Meeting, October 16-17, Tempe, AZAuthor: “The Bioarchaeology of 19th-Century Indentured Chinese Labor”
Invited SeminarSchool for Advanced Research SeminarOctober 17-October 23, Santa Fe, NMTheme: “Puebloan Societies: New Perspectives across Anthropology’s Subfields”Organized by: Dr. Peter Whiteley, American Museum of Natural HistoryInvited Participant: “From War and Bone Spider Woman Remade the World: The Social Bioarchaeology of Pueblo Violence” (with DL Martin)
