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18.01.2022 Happy retirement Assoc Prof Patrick Guinness! The knowledge, dedication, leadership and wisdom that you’ve shared with all of us, your colleagues and students, are priceless. As Prof Francesca said, we believe you will continue to have a great impact long after you retire. Thank you very much for all wonderful things that you have done throughout the years. Hearty congratulations on your retirement. Thanks so much Prof Francesca Merlan and Prof Alan Rumsey for the beautiful celebration
12.01.2022 Thanks so much for delicious lunch, Said. As Assi mentioned, we’ve been very grateful to have you as part of our lovely tribe. We greatly appreciate your contributions to our programme. Enjoy the reunion with your loved ones. Wishing you all the best of luck and safe travels, Said.
07.01.2022 Hi all, I am very pleased to announce that Kirsty Wissing has completed and submitted her PhD thesis on "Permeating Purity: Fluid Rituals of Belonging in Ghana". Big congratulations to Kirsty! And congratulations also to her supervisors A/Prof Matt Tomlinson, Prof Assa Doron, and Prof Andrew McWilliam.
07.01.2022 Thanks CHL family. We are helping each other, we are also thriving in these challenging times. It shows how resilient we can be when things get tough. Thanks Prof Simon Haberle, Suzy Andrews, Stephanie Turner, and all CHL Admin Team. We wish you all a safe and fun Summer and a wonderful new year. Safe travels Assi and Said and everyone travelling.
06.01.2022 Good morning! Sharing with you all Prof Matt Tomlinson's latest book on how to best talk with the almighty or why "God is Samoan", great interview https://bit.ly/3b5Encl @UHPRESSNEWS
02.01.2022 Out now a fantastic special issue on multispecies and multi-sensorial approach to anthropology edited by Dr Natasha Fijn and Dr Muhammad Kavesh, featuring chapters from Prof Assa Doron, Dr Muhammad Kaves, Dr Natasha Fijn, Dr Paul Keil, Dr Petronella Vaarzon-Morel, and Dr Lisa Palmer. The editors just gave an excellent interview about this special issue on Crosscurrents, please check this link:http://chl.anu.edu.au//sensory-approach-multispecies-anthr
