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Robert Borofsky (2002)
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Overview

Anthropologically Connected Programs
Focused on Public Issues & Outreach

Departmental & Inter-Departmental Programs
7

Centers, Institutes, Schools, and Museums
with Anthropology Faculty that Emphasize Public Outreach

3

(For an explanation of the program categories, click here)

Degree to Which Individual Anthropology
Faculty Involved in Public Outreach

Percentage of Full-Time Faculty Cited
Five or More Times in LexisNexis Database for
Newspapers, Magazines, and Journals

7% (of 30 faculty)

Breakdown of How Full-Time Faculty Cited
20 cited 0 times, 8 cited 1-4 times,
1 cited 5-20 times,
1 cited more than 20 times

(For details of how data collected, click here)

Percentage of Full-Time Faculty Listed as Having
Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach

3% (of 30 faculty)

List of Full-Time Faculty Members

Cautions for Interpreting the Data

Data on Anthropologically Connected
Programs Focused on
Public Issues and Outreach

Note: The following descriptions are quoted directly from the specified websites and/or related webpages within the past two years. Editorial changes, where made, involve shortening a description's length, smoothing textual transitions, or clarifying particular points. For an explanation of the program categories, click here.

Departmental & Inter-Departmental Programs

Unifying Program Themes

Although the Department's programs cover the traditional four subfields of anthropology, research emphases have been grouped in thematic and unifying foci that bridge these subfield boundaries. Among these themes are: a) Political Economy (focusing on the state level as it impinges on local level institutions and practices, and the contributions made by local institutions and practices to the reproduction of state and supra-state systems); b) Development Anthropology (emphasizing the political ecological study of how agrarian and urban populations of formerly colonial countries are incorporated into the peripheries of the world economic system including how the processes of economic development, often supported by local elites, governments, multilateral financial institutions, and multinational businesses, create victims as well as beneficiaries, and it considers the interrelationships between development and the environment) and c) Cultural Resource Management (involving the application of archaeological, historical, and anthropological research to serve the information and management needs of public agencies and non-governmental organizations dealing with cultural resources).

MS in Biomedical Anthropology

Biomedical anthropology focuses on the interface between biomedicine and the behavioral and social sciences that shapes health status. It emphasizes biomedical, biobehavioral and epidemiological approaches to understanding the transmission and dissemination of disease and the cellular and molecular mechanisms of pathogenesis and the dynamic interaction of biological and sociocultural factors that shape health outcome.

Graduate Certificate in Global Studies

Combining resources and faculty from the graduate programs and research activities of various departments, including Anthropology; the Certificate focuses on the study of social economy, power, environment, and culture over long-term historical time and through global space. Through courses, graduate seminars, and other activities, the Graduate Program in Global Studies seeks to offer students the opportunity to develop intellectual breadth as well as interpretive and analytical skills needed to study global processes.

Graduate Certificate in
Middle East and North African Studies

The Middle East and North African (MENA) Program coordinates study of the Middle East, North and Sudanic Africa, and European countries that have extensive Islamic contact. Graduate work for certification in MENA studies may be taken in history, political science, anthropology, comparative literature, sociology, and classical and Near Eastern studies.

Graduate Certificate in
Latin American and Caribbean Area Studies

The Graduate Certificate allows graduate students to receive special recognition for work in Latin American and Caribbean area studies. Students who receive the certificate in effect have two credentials: the MA or PhD in an established discipline, such as anthropology, and a certificate in Latin American and Caribbean area studies.

Evolutionary Studies Program

The graduate component of EvoS is designed to be taken in conjunction with a student's major concentration and results in a certificate in Evolutionary Studies. Virtually all subjects relevant to biology and human affairs are being approached from an evolutionary perspective. In addition, EvoS exemplifies the concept of integration across disciplines that is becoming the wave of the future in education, research, and many professions outside the ivory tower.

Community Archaeology Program

The Program provides a professionally supervised opportunity for non-archaeologists to participate in excavations at nationally important sites. Each summer, sessions are held for community members and local educators. Volunteers bring a range of skills and experiences that are integral to the program's success. In return for their hard work and enthusiasm, participants gain a greater appreciation for the history and prehistory of the region, as well as the practice of archaeology and historic preservation.

Centers, Institutes, Schools and Museums with Anthropology Faculty that Emphasize Public Outreach

Public Archaeology Facility

The Public Archaeology Facility (PAF) is a research center within the Department of Anthropology specializing in Cultural Resource Management. Among its goals are to: 1) Provide federal, state, local, and private groups within the Eastern US with professional archaeological surveys in compliance with all applicable state and federal legislation; 2) Train archaeologists (undergraduates and graduates) to be field and research specialists within a cultural resource management (CRM) framework, and 3) Practice "Public Archaeology" through community programs and preservation initiatives.

Fernand Braduel Center for the Study of
Economies, Historical Systems, and Civilizations

The Fernand Braudel Center was founded in September 1976 to engage in the analysis of large-scale social change over long periods of historical time. Its research working groups consider the "Crisis in the World-System" and involves collaborative groups at the Univ. of Loughborough, UK; Cendes in Venezuela, and CADIS in Paris. The Center directed the Gulbenkian Commission on the Restructuring of the Social Sciences. The Commission issued a report that it hopes will serve as the basis for debate about possible forms of organizational restructuring, in the light of the evolution of the social sciences worldwide.

Institute for Primary and Preventive Health Care

The Institute is a research center that fosters interdisciplinary research focused on improving health and health care. The objectives of the Institute are to stimulate and execute interdisciplinary biomedical and biobehavioral research into the causes and consequences of health and disease, to conduct research into the implementation, organization and effectiveness of primary and preventative health care regimens and to promote and sponsor health education and community outreach programs.

Data on Individual Anthropology
Faculty Involved in Public Outreach

List of Full-Time Faculty Included

Richard Antoun
Falu Bakrania
Reinhard Bernbeck
Sunghdai Cho
Charles Cobb
Albert Dekin
Neville Dyson-Hudson
Deborah Elliston
Carmen Ferradas
Ralph Garruto
Douglas Glick
Douglas Holmes
Michael Horowitz
William Isbell
Gary James
Michael Little
Koji Lum
Randall McGuire
Andrew Merriwether
Safia Mohsen
Susan Pollock
Philip Rightmire
Shalini Shankar
Pamela Smart
Ann Stahl
Peter Stahl
Dawnie Steadman
Stephen Straight
David Wilson
Thomas Wilson

Note: Please click on the hotlinks below each individual's name for specific details regarding that faculty member's public outreach. The names of the faculty are listed as they were searched in the LexisNexis data base. For details of this process and how faculty, if they wish, can explore whether additional citations exist through the inclusion of middle initials and names, click here.

Richard Antoun

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Falu Bakrania

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Reinhard Bernbeck

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Sunghdai Cho

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Charles Cobb

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Albert Dekin

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Neville Dyson-Hudson

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Deborah Elliston

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Carmen Ferradas

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Ralph Garruto

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Douglas Glick

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Douglas Holmes

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Michael Horowitz

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 1

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

William Isbell

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Gary James

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 1, Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Michael Little

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 1, Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Koji Lum

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Randall McGuire

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 2, Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
Yes -
click here for details

Andrew Merriwether

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 1, Magazine & Journal Citations 2

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Safia Mohsen

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Susan Pollock

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 1, Magazine & Journal Citations 1

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Philip Rightmire

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 35, Magazine & Journal Citations 5

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Shalini Shankar

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Pamela Smart

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Ann Stahl

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Peter Stahl

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 3, Magazine & Journal Citations 1

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Dawnie Steadman

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 3, Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Stephen Straight

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

David Wilson

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 6, Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

Thomas Wilson

Citations in the LexisNexis Database
Newspaper Citations 0 , Magazine & Journal Citations 0

Significant Accomplishments in Public Outreach
[none specified to date]

 

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