what is AGSA?
who is involved?
what does AGSA do?
how can I get involved?
interested in grad school at UC Davis?

AGSA is the graduate student organization of the Department of Anthropology at the University of California, Davis

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who is involved?

All graduate students are members of AGSA, and are represented by two members of each wing. If you have questions or concerns about AGSA, please feel free to e-mail one of your representatives:

· Graduate Program Committee: Socio-cultural: Michele Ladensen Evolutionary: Deborah Weiss

· Undergraduate Program Committee: Beth Shook Schultz

· Socio-cultural Wing Representative: Ellen Woodall

· Evolutionary Wing Representative: Luke Barton

· GSA Representative: Alex Ferry

· AGSA Committee Members: Alex Ferry, Deborah Weiss, Amanda Wolcott, Ellen Woodall

· Faculty Meeting Rep. (Fall 2002): Luke Barton

· Alternate Faculty Meeting Rep. (Fall 2002): Kregg Hetherington

· AGSA Website: Michael Sockol

 

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AGSA meets every two weeks to discuss matters of business and to plan social events.  AGSA is responsible for nominating students to various departmental committees, for sending representatives to the UC Davis Graduate Student Council, and for representing graduate student concerns at departmental meetings.
 

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If you're interested in getting involved, please come to one of our meetings (click here to see the calendar). If you can't make it to a meeting, or to one of our social events, send an e-mail to one of your AGSA representatives.

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If you're interested in pursuing anthropology in graduate school at UC Davis, please visit the Department of Anthropology web page for more information.

If you're planning a visit to Davis and need information about lodging and transportation, visit the UC Davis Visitor Services.

If you have questions that only a student can answer, or you're planning a visit and would like to check out the department and meet some other students, please let us know.

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