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AAPA Program and Events
The AAPA website (physanth.org)
includes information on the call for conference papers, as
well as links to official AAPA pages. Abstract submission for AAPA
2012 has now closed.
Scientific
Program
Click
here
for the complete AAPA 2012 scientific program (4.6
MB).
Click here
for the program for the Undergraduate Research
Symposium (483 KB).
The conference program is also available as a series of
individual pdf files:
Program
Information
Hilton
Map
Conference
at a Glance
Conference
Schedule
Author
Index
Abstracts
The AAPA 2012 Scientific Program Chair is Karen Rosenberg.
If you have any questions about the scientific program,
please contact Karen Rosenberg by e-mail at krr (at) udel
(dot) edu.
Quick Links
Luncheon
Race and Representation Forum
Ethics
Forum
Upcoming
Deadlines
Registration
Auction
Anthropological
Anatomy Award
Guidelines
for Effective Oral and Poster Presentations
Document
Archive
Luncheon
The
AAPA 2012 luncheon speaker is Dr. Bruce Latimer whose talk is entitled
"The Perils of Being Bipedal." Click here
for additional information.
To
register for the luncheon, use the following
registration form:
http://www.bonesandbehavior.org/aapa2012/luncheon_registration.pdf
Race and Representation Forum
AAPA is sponsoring a forum
on race and representation, which will take place
Thursday, April 12 from 6-8 pm in Broadway III.
The forum will discuss the state of diversity in science
and physical anthropology, and address ways to involve
underrepresented students. For more information, contact
Tamar Carter at tamarec (at) ufl (dot) edu.
Ethics Forum
Please join organizers
Graciela Cabana, Alexandra Obregon, Claudia Valeggia, and
Jennifer Wagner for a forum on ethics in biological
anthropology. The forum is an opportunity to share stories
with colleagues and students about ethical challenges we
face in anthropological research, as well as to discuss
resources available when searching for ethical guidance.
The forum will take place on Thursday, April 12 from 6-8
pm in Broadway I. See the flyer below for additional
details.
Please keep in mind the last
important upcoming deadline:
Last day for early (online)
registration -- March
10, 2012 -- Pre-registration
now closed
Registration
If you plan to attend the meetings and did not register
when you submitted an abstract, you will need to register
for the meetings if you are planning on attending. We
encourage you to pre-register online so that your name tag
and conference materials are ready for pickup upon your
arrival in Portland. Moreover, the pre-registration online
fees are slightly cheaper than those for onsite
registration. Click here to register
online through the AAPA site -- Pre-registration now closed
Pre-Registration Fees (open until March 11,
2012)--Pre-registration
now closed
AAPA Regular Members and Special Members -- $150
Non-member Symposium Participants -- $150
Non-members -- $300
Student Members -- $60
Non-member Students -- $125
Registrants from certain countries are eligible for
reduced pre-registration rates of $25 rather than $150 for
members, $40 rather than $300 for non-members, and $15
rather than $60 for students. These reduced rates are
available to residents of all countries classified by the
International Monetary Fund as having "emerging" or
"developing" economies (click here
for a complete list). Please pay registration
fees accordingly.
Online payment is made through PayPal, our credit card
transaction service. To register with PayPal, you will
need your EXACT credit card billing address. International
members who have not previously used PayPal but who wish
to use their credit cards to pay the meeting fees should
register with PayPal
immediately (the PayPal verification procedure usually
takes one month for non-US residents).
Click here to register online through
the AAPA site. Pre-registration now
closed
If mailing a check/money order (made out to 'AAPA') for
your registration fee, send to:
AAPA
Dr. Lyle W. Konigsberg
Department of Anthropology
109 Davenport Hall, MC-148
607 South Mathews Ave.
University of Illinois
Urbana, IL 61801
lylek (at) illinois (dot) edu
Onsite Registration Fees (after March 11,
2012)
Regular Members and Special Members -- $160
Non-members -- $310
Students Members -- $65
Non-member Students -- $130
Click here
to register online through the AAPA site.
If you are bringing a child to the meetings and would like
a complimentary name tag for him/her, please e-mail the
Secretary-Treasurer, Lyle Konigsberg, at lylek (at) illinois (dot)
edu.
Auction
The AAPA Auction will be held Thursday evening, April 12
at 7 pm in the Grand Ballroom I/Parlors. The silent
auction will begin at 7 pm with the live auction beginning
at approximately 8:30 pm. The Wiley-Liss reception will
run concurrently (from 8-10 pm) in the Ballroom Foyer,
which is adjacent to the auction location.
Please note that we ALWAYS need auction items and that any
and all ideas are welcome. If you have ideas for the
auction, please don't hesitate to contact Mark Teaford at
mteaford (at) highpoint (dot) edu.
If you want to send auction items before the auction, you
can send them either to Mark Teaford or Josh Snodgrass at
the addresses below.
Mark F. Teaford
Department of Physical Therapy, SHS
High Point University
833 Montlieu Avenue
High Point, NC 27262-3598
E-mail: mteaford (at) highpoint (dot) edu
Phone: 336-841-9340
Fax: 336-888-6394
Josh Snodgrass
AAPA Local Arrangements Committee
Department of Anthropology
1321 Kincaid Street (308 Condon Hall)
University of Oregon
Eugene, OR 97403
E-mail: jjosh (at) uoregon (dot) edu
American Association of
Anatomists Anthropological Anatomy Award
The anatomical sciences
and biological anthropology have a deeply entwined
history, and new methodological and theoretical advances
in both fields ensure an exciting future. To recognize and
encourage the incorporation of the anatomical sciences
into cutting edge biological anthropology research, the
American Association of Anatomists has provided funding
for student awards at the American Association of Physical
Anthropologists annual meeting in Portland. Two students
will be awarded $250 each, for the poster and podium
presentations that are judged to best implement either
traditional or state-of-the-art anatomical methodologies
in innovative anthropological research. Presentations will
be judged on novelty of the research question and design,
use of anatomical methodologies, and presentation style.
To apply, please email
your AAPA abstract Dr. Alison Doubleday, adouble (at) uic
(dot) edu, no later than March 12, 2012. Indicate whether
this is a poster or podium presentation and the DATE and
TIME of the presentation. The winner will be announced at
the Student Prize Reception on Saturday, April 14,
6-7:30pm, so please attend!
(P.S. Want to learn about a career as a
biological anthropologist in the anatomical sciences?
Please attend the Anatomy Career Roundtable on Saturday
at 2 pm in the Studio Suite!)
Guidelines for Effective Oral
Presentations and Posters
Oral
Presentations
Poster
Presentations
Document Archive
Call
for Presentations 2011
Instructions for William
S. Pollitzer Student Travel Award (due January 20, 2012)
Instructions
for Abstracts for Undergraduate Research Symposium
Instructions
for Student Prize/Poster Summaries
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