Q: Can I enroll in a graduate medical anthropology course if I am not an anthropology graduate student?
A: A limited number of seats are available in graduate seminars for non-anthropology students having a background in the health and social sciences.   Seminars are set up to facilitate cross-talk between disciplines and draw on trandisciplinary resources.  In order to gain entrance into a seminar you must speak to the professor first about your motivations for taking the course and your background.   Only in rare exceptions will students be admitted to higher level medical anthropology seminars before taking Anthropology 536A

Q: I am a former student.  How do I get a password and how do I get on the list serve?
A: Send your name and e-mail to Dr. Nichter or fill out the password form.

Q: What is the listserv for?
A: Communication about upcoming events and useful resources, discussion about topics you want to post.

Q: How do I join the list?
A: You must be a current graduate student, a former graduate student, or faculty to join the list.  Go to the listserv page.

Q: I have an announcement to make, a great link to share, a terrific reference to share, a bibliography I put together that I would like to share --- How do I do that?
A: If you have an announcement or information to share, and you have a password to get into the student resource area, post your news directly on the Bulletin Board, using the "post your news" link;  OR, If you do not have a password to get into the student resource area then send your news directly to mnichter@u.arizona.edu;  OR If you have a bibliography to share send it to mnichter@u.arizona.edu specifying if it is for the student network only or for general distribution.