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The High Plains Society for Applied Anthropology is a regional professional organization of university and college teachers, students, practitioners (government, private, consulting, etc.), community representatives, and others interested in using the tools of anthropology and related fields to solve human and environmental problems. While founded and based in the High Plains region of the United States, we have members from throughout North America and the world. We share knowledge and build professional and personal connections through an annual conference and other meetings; a professional, peer-reviewed journal (The Applied Anthropologist); an electronic newsletter and listservs; and this website. We invite you to learn more about our organization, to become a member, and to get involved in our activities. To reach us, use the Contact Us link to send your comments or questions. |
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Deadline for Registering for Ghost Ranch is Sept. 15th! |
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Don't wait any longer to register for the upcoming Ghost Ranch Retreat! Online Registration Ends September 15th! The Retreat will be held the weekend of October 1-3. This annual event allows members to get together for a long weekend in the beautiful and relaxed atmosphere of the Ghost Ranch Conference and Education Center in northern New Mexico. For detailed information and to register using our online registration system, please go to our new website at http://hpsfaa.wildapricot.org/. |
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Manuscripts Needed for The Applied Anthropologist |
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We are currently looking for article submissions for the High Plains Society's professional, peer-reviewed journal, The Applied Anthropologist. Articles that describe applied anthropology research projects or methods, or that address some aspect of our field are needed. In addition to research articles, we will consider shorter project reports, commentaries, book and film reviews, and other contributions. Items received by September 30th will be considered for publication this calendar year.
For more information please see the journal section in the Publications area of our other website (click HERE). You may also contact the Editor, Kreg Ettenger, directly by email at ettenger "at" usm.maine.edu. He can be reached by phone at 207-780-5322.
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The HPSfAA 2010 Conference was held April 22-25, 2010, at Metro State College on the Auraria Campus in Denver, Colorado. The theme of the conference was Representation: Who is Heard and Who Needs to be Heard? The keynote speaker was Ava Hamilton, Arapaho filmmaker and president of the Native American Producers Alliance. For more information and news, please click HERE to go to our new website.
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To download a doc or pdf version of the Spring 2010 newsletter, please click HERE. You will be directed to another site. |
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