The Anthropological Society at Texas A&M

Hello everybody,

I am Will Moser, President of the TAMU Anthropological Society, and if you are reading this, you are on our Listserv and are hopefully as excited about the coming year of meetings and socials as I am! So let's get down to business...

Our first meeting of this semester will be this coming Tuesday September 12th in Rudder Tower room 410 at 8:30 p.m. I realize this time contradicts what was written on our flyers at Open House, but due to lots of traffic in both the Tower and MCS, this was the only time we were able to get.The agenda for this first meeting will be the description of the club, officer introductions, group introductions, an overview of our goals for the coming year, and presentations on some of the anthropology related activities our members did this summer.I look foward to seeing some new faces, as well as the faces returning from years past!-

Will Moser
President, 2006-2007
TAMU Anthropological SocietyTime: 8:30 p.m.
Room: Rudder 410
Agenda: Group introduction
Officers
Membership Introductions
Goals
Presentations

Our purpose is to provide those pursuing degrees in anthropology, as well as all interested persons, a means of enhancing their knowledge of anthropology through seminars, fieldtrips, and cultural events. We intend to host these events in cooperation with the Department of Anthropology to give everyone, regardless of their field of study, the opportunity to experience all the various subfields of anthropology.Membership shall be open to all graduate and undergraduate students of Texas A&M University, regardless of the field of study. Interested individuals may join at anytime throughout the semester.

Attendance of Society functions is not mandatory. However, members are encouraged to attend each event. The President of the Society is Will Moser. You can contact him at voodoogamerguy@tamu.edu. The other officers include Mandy Ching (VP), Laura Powers (Secretary), Neil Martinez (Treasurer), and Carrie Scott (Social Coordinator/Historian). David Carlson is the Faculty Adviser.