The Flinders University Archaeology Society

The Flinders University Archaeology Society (ArchSoc) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the undergraduate experience of archaeology students and to broadening the understanding of heritage amongst the student body and the wider community.

Every year the ArchSoc takes on a wide variety of projects, from organising the annual Quiz night, to field trips and co-ordinating volunteer experience opportunities for undergraduate archaeology students. We also aim to promote building interdisciplinary relationships, crucial in your future pursuits.

READ THE ARCHSOC BLOG AT: http://flindersarchsoc.blogspot.com/

Upcoming ArchSoc events

Current Executive committee

President - Matt Harder (hard0197@flinders.edu.au)
Vice-President - Andrew Wilkinson (wilk0177@flinders.edu.au)
Secretary - Amy Ziesing (zies0006@flinders.edu.au)
Treasurer - Kelly Michael
Social Co-ordinators - Cassandra Taylor & Kirsty Neil (1st year)
Publicity/Radio Officer - Liam Fletcher
Webmaster - Andrew Wilkinson
NAW Officer/s - Kirsty Neil, Lynda Bignell
Dig It Co-Editors - Jane Etherton & Michelle Rush (1st year)
Membership Officer - Anastasia Tsimourtos (tsim0012@flinders.edu.au)
General Committee Members - Christine West, Heidi Pitman, Christine Shepherdson, Alan Hay & Leah Puletama

Join ArchSoc

Go On, Do It!

ArchSoc currently has over 40 members, some of them lifetime members, all of whom interact regularly through the list server and extra-curricular events.

Membership costs only $15 per year and entitles you to:

• Access to the ArchSoc list serv, which circulates details of volunteer work experience and job opportunities
• Dig-it. It's back!
• Discounts at ArchSoc events and (coming soon) our new product line.
• As an added incentive, to help you start or expand your field kit all 2007 financial members receive a free dental pick. The pick alone makes it worth the investment.

In order to make purchasing your membership easier we have teed up for membership to be available from Lis in the Archaeology office. So, do yourself a favour.