Roundtable
Dear students and members of the Department of Social and Cultural Anthropology,
On the 06th of December the second roundtable discussion of this semester will take place at the department library from 17:00-18:00h.
We kindly invite all department members and especially all students from our BA and MA programmes to discuss the state of the art and future of anthropology in Cologne, exchange our perspectives, and have an open dialogue.
The roundtable will take place as a world café (30 minutes) and will be held in English and German. We are aware that for many it is not the native language and we support each other in translating. The debate will focus on one main question, which you can think about in advance:
- How can we as educators and students contribute to a more open learning and feedback culture?
As we are aiming to establish a productive exchange and future perspective in and for our department, please be reminded of the third roundtable on 10th January, 17:00-18:00 where we will continue our discussion.
Everyone is very welcome to join the subsequent Nikolaus Party at the department library to continue conversations.
1. DoSCA Department- Roundtable on 8th Nov. 2023
On Wednesday, 08th November, the first roundtable discussion of this semester will take place at our department library from 17:00-18:00h. We kindly invite all department members and especially all students from our BA and MA programmes to discuss the state of the art and future of anthropology in Cologne, exchange our perspectives, and have an open dialogue.
The roundtable will take place as a world café (30 minutes) and will be held in English and German. We are aware that for many it is not the native language and we support each other in translating. The debate will focus on two main questions, which you can think about in advance:
- How can we imagine anthropology? Was kann Ethnologie sein?
- What do we need for an utopian anthropology in Cologne? Was benötigen wir für eine utopische Ethnologie in Köln?
As we are aiming to establish a productive exchange and future perspective in and for our department, please be reminded of the second roundtable on 06 December, 17:00-18:00 where we will continue our discussion.
We are much looking forward to meeting you next week!
Student Council Social and Cultural Anthropology;
Working Group Anti-Discrimination
Prof. Dr. Michaela Pelican & Prof. Dr. Martin Zillinger (Executive Directors)
Contact:
ag-antidiskriminierung@uni-koeln.de