SEAC Student Affairs

The Southeastern Archaeological Conference Student Affairs Committee creates & promotes a student community within southeastern archaeology.

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Announcements from SHARP about upcoming virtual workshops for students and field directors! - https://t.co/B3PJgykVHc

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Call for Papers: due March 6 - https://t.co/NKNS200RDs

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Students, see below:

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Students! If you want to be reimbursed for your registration fees, you can volunteer at #SEAC2022. For just 6 hours of your time (4 hours as a room monitor and 2 as a runner) you can attend for free. Contact Dr. Mel Zabecki ([email protected]) for more information and to sign up.

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The SEAC 2022 preliminary program is here! Check it out at the link below! https://t.co/ijR124R5V0

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Don't forget that the conference room rate at the Double Tree Hotel in Little Rock ends on October 10! Register and book your room now! #SEAC2022 https://t.co/E1mW4xAT0e

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Attention students! SEAC 2022 is looking for volunteers! Volunteering 6 hours gets you reimbursed registration and knowledge about how a conference of this size works. Please contact Mel Zabecki at [email protected] to get on the list and receive an assignment in early November.

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SEAC Meetings Code of Conduct 2022 https://t.co/CCY1VMwEyi

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Deadline for the Judith G. Knight SEAC Student Paper Competition is fast approaching! Submit your papers by October 12th to the chair of the committee – see detailed instructions on the SEAC website: https://t.co/DE72ImidBL

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Today is it! The last day to register your paper, poster, workshop or symposium for SEAC 2022 in Little Rock! We are really excited to hear about all the great research going on in the southeastern US! Register here: https://t.co/5PIUW0MJaT

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SEAC students—don’t forget the deadline to submit your research for the 2022 conference is August 31! When submitting, be sure to consider applying for the student paper competition too. Details are at the following link: https://t.co/63TpjDGscj

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If you wish to read about Ms. Gehrke please see her obituary here: https://t.co/oURzgn2h7A

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If you wish to contribute to the GoFundMe page to assist her family with funeral expenses, please use this link: https://t.co/ZaeXsnrSZ8

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SEAC mourns the loss of a young fieldworker in Louisiana, Kaylen Eileen Gehrke. Ms. Gehrke was just beginning her career in archaeology and her loss is deeply felt. We wish to express our heartfelt condolences to her family, friends and colleagues.

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Graduate students—check out this job in Alabama!

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Position – Archaeology Education Assistant, The Ridge Macon County Archaeology Project https://t.co/1LstwfSCiC

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Looking to gain some hands-on experience this summer? Be sure to check out the field school listings on the SEAC website! Follow the link below to see the most up-to-date listing: https://t.co/e4RsIDn8Ac

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They will also provide a safe space for directors to ask questions. This session is for field school directors only. You do not need to be a SEAC member to register.

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From Sexual Harassment and Assault Reduction and Prevention (SHARP): Committee: The first workshop, Wednesday, April 20th from 10:00 – 11:30 am EST is designed for students who will be taking on a supervisory role during the summer field school season.

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The second workshop, April 27th from 10:00 – 11:30 am EST is for directors. For this workshop, they will discuss how to structure their projects to help students feel comfortable reporting instances of sexual harassment & to support students through a report & investigation.

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Last but not least, welcome our chair!

Rob Barlow is a Ph.D. student at the University of Wyoming. His research focuses on hunter-gatherer lifeways, migration theory, and extinctions.