SDSU Anthropology Grad Student Association (AGSA)

AGSA is a group dedicated to promoting the interests and unity of Anthropology graduate students at San Diego State University.

10/02/2018

We wanted to get your input on some new swag/merchandise!

Feel free to submit ideas, images, etc.

Link to the Google form below!

Ideas for AGSA Swag/Merch Hey everyone! We (AGSA) wanted to get your input on some new swag/merchandise! Feel free to submit ideas, images, etc. If you would rather send us an email, you can reach us at [email protected], or if you would rather speak to us in person, our meetings are held bi-weekly, Monday at noon, in the...

09/30/2018

Thanks everyone for coming out to our first event of the year! ✨

09/20/2018

Reminder: Today is Third Thursday!
Join us for food and drinks today at Eureka, 6:30 PM! ✨

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08/30/2017

Hello Grads! The beginning of the year BBQ for all of us to get acquainted is this Friday at 6:30pm at Lake Murray. Bring whatever dish you'd like!

05/12/2017

Congratulations to all of our 2017 graduates!

Making matches between people and their bikes

05/04/2017

Recent grad Chelsea E. Hunter was interviewed by The San Diego Union-Tribune on using anthropology to improve bicycle infrastructure in San Diego!

"Anthropology has provided me with a mindset and skill set that is adept at negotiating numerous interests in issues of public concern and consequence. Anthropology teaches you to understand people on their own terms, rather than projecting onto them who or what they are. I think this is a valuable characteristic during any personal or professional experience in one’s life. However, in advocacy work, it enables me to find ways to address matters of fundamental importance to a wide variety of people, while trying to find shared mutual outcomes." -- Chelsea Hunter

Making matches between people and their bikes Chelsea Hunter is the Carlsbad program coordinator for the San Diego County Bicycle Coalition

04/25/2017

Time Correction: our guest speaker will be having his talk at 1pm Friday in the same room. Hope to see everyone there!

04/23/2017

Congratulations to Biological Anthropology graduate students Aaron Young and Carlos Vega! They both presented their research this week at the 2017 American Association of Physical Anthropologists meeting.

04/17/2017

The Association of Anthropology Students will be hosting an exhibit tomorrow, April 18 from 4-6pm inside Montezuma Hall. Go check out all the cool things they found during their excavation of the Nate Harrison Site.