I AM AAA Testimonial Submission – American Anthropological Association

Tell us your story!

The I AM AAA campaign celebrates our diverse community of anthropologists who represent 40 specialized sections that work as one to advance knowledge and solve human problems.

Note: Due to space limitations, there is a 50 word, per field maximum.

Participant Information

Name *

First

Last

Professional Designations

(include professional degrees, student status ex. PhD Candidate, Undergraduate Student etc.)

Institutional Affiliation *

Section Affiliation *

Email *

What first sparked your interest in anthropology?

What did you intend to do as a career after pursuing an education in anthropology?

How do you utilize anthropological skills in your current position?

Why did you become a AAA member and how has it enhanced your professional development?

What tips do you have for the next generation of student anthropologists?

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Rights and Permissions

By submitting this form, you are agreeing to the following conditions. Please check the boxes to confirm that you have reviewed them.

AAA Member *

I confirm that I am an active AAA member and an active member of the section that I have selected.

Photo Permission *

I confirm that I have permission from all people featured in the photo(s) to distribute their image in print and online, or permission from their guardians if they are minors.

Overall Usage Release *

I grant AAA permission to display, publish and otherwise use my photograph(s) and supporting text. I understand that I retain copyright to the photograph(s) I have submitted. Photographs may be published in Anthropology News, posted online and displayed as prints at the Annual Meeting. AAA may also choose to use photographs in other venues, such as brochures, posters or flyers. The creator of this work hereby grants the AAA a nonexclusive license to display and use the work in all means of electronic and print media, whether hosted by AAA or as part of AAA’s official participation with another legal entity. The signer represents and warrants that he or she is the sole creator of the work named above or, if the material is jointly created, that each of the creators has authorized the signer to act as his or her agent in agreeing to the terms and making representation herein stated; that the material is original and has not heretofore been published (except that it may have been circulated informally for limited distribution); that the material does not infringe on any statutory copyright, common law right, proprietary right, or any other right whatsoever; and that the material is innocent and contains no matter that is scandalous, obscene, libelous, or otherwise contrary to law. If the material has been previously published in whole or in part in a copyrighted medium, the creator of this work guarantees to submit a statement of permission for use to the AAA. If you, acting for yourself and as the authorized agent of any and all other creators of the material, agree to the terms herein stated, please indicate your agreement by checking the relevant box provided above.

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