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The University of West Florida’s Undergraduate Anthropology Association is an organization for undergraduate students interested in anthropology and archaeology.

03/22/2026

Howdy folks! I hope your break has been going well thus far. Sending out the next issue of UAA Weekly after a hiatus last week so we’re all prepared for when we return.

**This Monday (2/23) at 5pm in building 13 room 104A** we are hosting a Women in Anthropology Roundtable Discussion with professors and faculty from our department regarding their own experiences in the field. There will be a section for comments so please feel free to bring any questions you may have!

As always, this event is open to all UWF students, faculty, and staff so please share with anyone you know who might be interested in attending!

That’s all from me! Hope to see you all this Monday!

03/03/2026

Hey hey anthro Argos!

We’re happy to announce that our next RPA lecture is this upcoming Thursday from 1 to 2pm in building 11, room 223. It’ll be incredibly educational and helpful for anyone who is interested in public anthropology or any forms of public outreach within the field! We hope to see you all there!

02/19/2026

Greetings everyone!!

On Wednesday February 25th, UAA will be hosting a watch party to stream the American Society for Archaeology discussion on writing and budgeting for cultural resource management. 🎬🍿

CRM plays large part in the fields of anthropology and archaeology, and as such requires field reports and money management. 📊📑

So sit back, relax, and come to bldg. 13, room 104A at 2 PM to get insight into how you can build your technical writing skills in CRM!! 🪏📺

02/18/2026

Hey guys!!

Have you ever wanted to know what it was like to write just like the ancient peoples? 🪨✍🏼 Well now you can! 🎉

Join the Undergraduate Anthropology Association on February 23rd at 5 PM for our craft night as we discuss the history behind of the oldest form of writing…and even get to try it out! ⛏️🏺

Come to bldg. 13, room 104A to learn how humans begun to write down their experiences and how language has always been a key component in our lives! 🗣️

02/09/2026

Hey guys Anthro Argos! We apologize for the late notice but we are happy to announce we are on for our Anthropology of Love Meeting tonight!

You’ll get to learn some more about how anthropologists understand love, enlighten us on how you understand love personally, and also get to try your hand at speed-dating as some of the experts in our field!

We’ll be in our usual spot - Building 13, Room 104A - from 5-6pm and hope you see all of your lovely (get it?) faces there!!

11/08/2025

Hey anthro undergrads!!

As you know, registration for the Spring semester is coming up this next week. We hope you all have gotten a chance to consider what to take, but we also know that going through the Course Catalog can be a bit of a pain — so we laid them out for you!

Make sure if haven’t already to contact your advisor (for most of you, that is Joseph Printz, [email protected], but make sure to double check) to receive your pin and time card.

Also, if you’re feeling unsure of what to take and want some tips/tricks from those further in the program, don’t hesitate to ask on Discord or dm us here! We are happy to help!

Final note: Maritime Cultures (ANT 3990) and Archaeometry (ANT 4990) have yet to release full course descriptions so their descriptions are based on what has been heard from people in the department. For further information, we recommend contacting the professor and/or Joseph Printz.

Take care!

11/07/2025

Monday Night at the Molino Museum was a hit!

Thank you so much to everyone who came out to the exhibit and an even bigger thank you to the wonderful guide, Ms. Sarah and the Mid-County Historical Society. An additional thank you goes to our secretary, Bella Santilli for organizing this event.

Molino, though small, has an incredibly interesting history and the museum offers a lot of insight into the average life of individuals living there across the last few decades. It was also quite enjoyable to see pieces donated from across the Molino community in museum as well as some small artifacts that were recovered as UWF students worked during the Terrestrial Field School in Molino this past summer.

Overall, the tour was very informative and engaging and we recommend to any who were unable to make it to go check it out when you have time. There is are plenty of things to see and plenty of stories to hear from Ms. Sarah as you go along!

Thanks a lot anthro Argos, we’ll see you next time!

11/03/2025

Hey guys!

Tomorrow is the big day — it’s our Night at Molino Museum! We have been lucky enough to be invited on a private tour of the museum, led by Ms. Sarah of the Molino Mid County Historical Society. She’ll be telling us all about the many pieces displayed and history of this old town. Free water and coffee will also be provided as refreshments!

The event begins at 4:30pm and it takes about half an hour to reach Molino from campus. UAA officers and others will be providing rides and the carpool group will be leaving promptly at 4. We ask that if you are interested that you please register on Argo Pulse just so we have a bit of a heads up! We hope to see you all there to enjoy this event.

Address: 6450-A, HWY 95A N, Molino, Fl 32577

10/24/2025

Hey guys!

We hope that your semester is going well! We hope to see you this upcoming Monday for our last October event at St. Michael’s Cemetery as we walk around and help maintain its beauty.

We’ll be leaving the school around 3:35pm to make it to the cemetery at 4pm. If you are interested and need a ride, please feel free to reach out to us on here, Discord, or Argo Pulse and we can arrange something.

St. Michael’s cemetery is a beautiful and historic landmark within Pensacola, come with us to maintain and honor it!

10/17/2025

Boo! 👹

While that might have been a little scary, we know it’s nowhere close to the scares that come with grad school, especially with trying to figure out what to focus your career on. Accordingly, we’re happy to announce that next Monday, one of our grad students Gabby Quigley is coming to speak and answer questions about how to look into the academic crystal ball. Though applying to grad school and figuring out your goals can be overwhelming, it doesn’t need to be scary.

We’ll be in our usual spot, room 104A from 5:00 to 6:00 on Monday. We promise you won’t be tricked, only treated with tips on how to move forward in the field! Scare you later Argos!👻

10/03/2025

Two days ago, the renowned Jane Goodall passed away at age 91 from natural causes. She was an incredible woman and known for her dedicated work towards furthering primatology, anthropology, and conservation. Goodall’s research pioneered new information on our closest primate relatives, chimpanzees. Additionally, in her career she spent significant time and effort creating and organizing education initiatives that have inspired hundreds of students to pursue science with her same vigor and passion. Jane Goodall will forever be remembered for the ways she touched lives and furthered our knowledge about the vast world around us.

We hope to see you all this Monday, October 6th, from 5 to 6:30pm, as we watch Jane (2017) and gather to remember her life and contributions.

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