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Anthropology Colloquium Fall 2022 Series

November 3, 3:00pm - 5:00pm
Mānoa Campus, Crawford 115

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Serious Monkey Business: Ethnoprimatology and its Role in Integrating the Subfields of Anthropology. This month, the UH Anthropology department features Leslie E. Sponsel, Professor Emeritus, Anthropology Department, November 3rd at 3:00pm in Crawford Hall 115. Anthropologists and others have tended to view humans as a part of nature in terms of evolution, but apart from nature in ecology. Traditionally, in field primatology any human influence on non-human primate populations was considered to be an unnatural disturbance. Ethnoprimatology challenges this discrepancy and offers a provocative alternative perspective with humans as part of community ecology.

Event Sponsor
Anthropology, Mānoa Campus

More Information
Marti Kerton, 808-956-7153, anthprog@hawaii.edu, , Sponsel Colloquium Flyer1 (PDF)

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Thursday, November 3
11:15am	Lunch & Learn Series: Mānoa Campus, QLCSS 412
12:00pm	Book Launch: Nobody is Protected Mānoa Campus, 443 Saunders Hall
12:00pm	Brown Bag Biography with Graphic Medicine Contributors Mānoa Campus, Zoom
1:30pm	Epidemiology Final Oral Mānoa Campus, Biomed D-207
2:00pm	Atmospheric Sciences Final Oral Mānoa Campus, HIG 353
2:30pm	TA Talk Story Mānoa Campus, Kuykendall 106 Events Room
3:00pm	Anthropology Colloquium Fall 2022 Series Mānoa Campus, Crawford 115
4:30pm	Children's Healthy Living in the Pacific Mānoa Campus, AgSci 219
6:00pm	Zotero Introduction Mānoa Campus, Zoom - Hamilton Library