21. Society For Applied Anthropology In Manitoba The Society for applied anthropology in Manitoba is dedicated to community, professional and academic exchange to address contemporary cultural and societal http://www.saaminc.org/

home events resources publications ... about us home The Society for Applied Anthropology in Manitoba brings together practitioners and academics dedicated to applying anthropological knowledge in provincial, national and international contexts. An emphasis is placed on networking to identify skills and expertise and to contribute to an increase in professional opportunities. The society fosters the dissemination of knowledge to the public, government and market place of the contributions of the holistic, cross-cultural approach of anthropology to the discovery, analysis and solution of many social, political, economic and ecological issues. Up-coming meeting and presentation! Check out our PUBLICATIONS page: Chodkiewicz, J.L. and R. E. Wiest Globalization and Community: Canadian Perspectives Become a Member of S.A.A.M. Inc. Registration Form Word version Society for Applied Anthropology in Manitoba Inc. presents: Environmental Change and Off-Road Transportation in Churchill, Manitoba

22. CASC-For Anthropology Students: Applied Anthropology Resources For those of you interested in moving outside a strictly academic setting, applied anthropology might be a good choice. Please check the resources I ve http://anthropology.buffalo.edu/CASC/applied.html

Return to For Students Site Map CASC Home Applied Anthropology Resources Merry Bruns Director, CASC T he National Association for the Practice of Anthropology states that "...practicing anthropologists are individuals who apply their specialized knowledge to problem solving. They work in a variety of settings including local, state and federal governments, business and industrial firms, social service, health, and economic development organizations, consulting firms, and colleges and universities." For those of you interested in moving outside a strictly academic setting, Applied Anthropology might be a good choice. Please check the resources I've listed here to get you started. National Association for the Practice of Anthropology Society for Applied Anthropology ANTHAP-The Applied Anthropology Computer Network SfAA Students site ... "Anthropologists at Work: Careers Making a Difference" Video produced by the National Association for the Practise of Anthropology (NAPA). Provides a beautifully produced look at the types of work anthropologists do in an applied setting. Available through the AAA. "Anthropologists at Work" FAQ Questions and answers about the field of Applied Anthropology, produced in conjunction with the NAPA video.

23. Culture Matters The relevance for applied anthropology are many from medical anthropology to the study of trauma, from a reinvigoration of anthropological studies of http://culturematters.wordpress.com/

Culture Matters Applying Anthropology Home Contributors Contact how dictionaries mark the evolution of language 15 January, 2008 Jovan Yesterday, fellow American Anne Monchamp brought me a little news item about for 2007. I went to the website to pore through the new additions and see if I could learn a little more Australish. 2 Comments Culture Technology Youth ... Permalink Posted by llwynn Homo Politicus 7 January, 2008 Homo Politicus: The Strange and Scary Tribes that Run Our Government Potomac Man, that strange indigenous tribe inhabiting the area in and around Washington, D.C. official book synopsis Deep within the forbidding land encircled by the Washington Beltway lives the tribe known as Homo Politicus. Their ways are strange, even repulsive, to civilized human beings, their arcane rites often impenetrable, their language coded and obscure, violating their complex taboos can lead to sudden, harsh, and irrevocable punishment. Normal Americans have long feared Homo Politicus, with good reason. But fearless anthropologist (and Washington Post columnist) Dana Milbank has spent many years immersed in the dark heart of Washington, D.C., and has produced this indispensable portrait of a bizarre culture whose tribal ways are as hilarious as they are outrageous.

24. Applied Anthropology, Mary LaLone applied anthropology involves putting anthropology to work, or into practice or action, to work with the public and solve contemporary human problems. http://mlalone.asp.radford.edu/AppliedAnth.htm

Applied Anthropology (ANTH 461) Examples of Dr. LaLone's Applied Anthropology Class Projects: Spring 2007 class project: Mt. View Cemetery Project Spring 2005 class project: Spring 2003 class project: Spring 2001 class project: The Selu Living History Museum Project Fall 1999 class project: The Coal Mining Heritage Park Project Click on the connections above to see what classes have done. Class Description: The purpose of this course is to provide an understanding of the ways in which anthropological knowledge, methods, perspectives, and research can be applied in dealing with real-world problems. Applied Anthropology involves putting anthropology "to work," or into "practice" or "action," to work with the public and solve contemporary human problems. While Applied Anthropology is the most commonly used term, today it is also referred to as Practicing Anthropology and Public Anthropology. Applied work spans all four fields of anthropology. Applied Anthropology practitioners work in economic development, community planning, business, tourism, refugee camps, in programs providing health care and educational assistance to communities and groups, in cultural preservation and resource management, in forensics, as well as in many other areas in which anthropological knowledge of human behavior and cultures can be put to use.

25. AAA Publication - "Anthropology For Tomorrow: Creating Practitioner-Oriented App Involving Practitioners in applied anthropology Programs Creating an applied anthropology Research Institute in a University Carlos G. VélezIbañez http://www.aaanet.org/pubs/sp1.htm

Academic Relations Ethics Government Relations Public Policy ... Minority Issues E-mail address: Password: Forgot password? Need help? Press Room Members in the News ... Section Assembly Max Rows: Go to AAA Home Anthropology for Tomorrow: Creating Practitioner-Oriented Applied Anthropology Programs Edited by Robert T. Trotter II AAA Special Publication Number 24 Contents Part 1: Program Types Introduction Robert T. Trotter II Types of Programs John van Willigen Part 2: Curriculum Considerations Introduction Applied Anthropology Programs for Undergraduates Susan Emley Keefe Best Moves: Curriculum Development Issues in Program Evolution John J. Wood Critical Core Curriculum Issues Carole E. Hill Involving Practitioners in Applied Anthropology Programs Erve Chambers and Shirley Fiske Part 3: Placement Issues Introduction General Placement Issues Alvin W. Wolfe

26. Applied Anthropology Program We offer an Associate of Arts Degree in applied anthropology, and a Certificate of Achievement in applied anthropology with an Emphasis in Cultural http://www.tmcc.edu/anthro/

@import url("/includes/styles/global.css"); Skip to main content Anthropology Academic Departments Calendar of Events ... E-mail Page Applied Anthropology Program home anthro : applied anthropology program Welcome to the TMCC Applied Anthropology program. The goals of the TMCC Applied Anthropology program are to: provide quality, affordable, and accessible educational experiences in anthropology; serve the needs of residents and employers within the community; promote an appreciation of the value inherent in culturally diverse environments; and provide a para-professional labor force for the changing field of anthropology worldwide. We offer an Associate of Arts Degree in Applied Anthropology, and a Certificate of Achievement in Applied Anthropology with an Emphasis in Cultural Diversity. Learn more about the applied anthropology program Applied Anthropology Program Truckee Meadows Community College 7000 Dandini Boulevard, SIER 202 Reno, Nevada 89512-3999 Telephone: 775-674-7589 or Fax: 775-673-7242 E-mail: Send A Message TMCC News TMCC Business Plan Competition is Feb. 1

27. Maxwell School: Department Of Anthropology The ability to work in inter and multi-disciplinary settings is a major aspect of contemporary applied anthropology – and a central feature of our graduate http://www.maxwell.syr.edu/anthro/regions/Applied.asp

dqmcodebase = "/anthro/template_script/" //script folder location Social Science Disciplines Anthropology Anthropologists have long applied their knowledge, skills and methods to meet the diverse needs of communities, indigenous peoples, public agencies from the local to the global levels, non-profit and non-government organizations, and business. Applying anthropology involves combining theory, ethnographic insight, and methodological expertise towards practical ends. In doing so, anthropologists bear in mind their ethical obligations to the communities in which they work, as well as their obligations to the entities or groups that they are working with. The ability to work in inter- and multi-disciplinary settings is a major aspect of contemporary applied anthropology – and a central feature of our graduate program in Anthropology within the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs . Applied anthropologists practice their craft in fields as diverse as law, medicine, health care, agriculture, forestry, health, environmental and social planning, tourism, cultural resource management (including archaeological sites), indigenous rights, forestry, conflict management, social services, and communications. Some of the many roles assumed by applied anthropologists include administrator, policy or social analyst, program or project evaluator, planner, project designer, researcher, and trainer. Faculty members in our department have carried out applied assignments and applied-oriented research in a number of countries, including the United States, Egypt, Peru, India, Ghana, Bolivia, Brazil, Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, Jamaica, the Virgin Islands, and Canada for entities ranging from the First Nations to the United Nations. For example, faculty members have recently worked on issues such as food security, community health care, natural resource conflicts, micro-credit, relocation, and election monitoring. What unites our work is a shared vision of anthropology that seeks to contribute to local empowerment through the fostering of broadly based participatory processes.

28. Delta Scan: The Future Of Science And Technology, 2005-2055: The Rise Of Applied Environment and human behaviour anthropology, applied anthropology, medical anthropology, design anthropology. Outlook. The rise of applied anthropology http://humanitieslab.stanford.edu/2/181

The Rise of Applied Anthropology - *** THIS FORUM IS ARCHIVED *** Delta Scan: The Future of Science and Technology, 2005-2055 Key Pages OUTLOOK Biology and Biotechnology Chemistry Complexity Computer Science ... Structure of Science THE PROJECT Project Description Project Team INSTITUTIONS Horizon Scanning Centre Institute for the Future Category: Science and Technology Domain: Social Sciences Keywords: Environment and human behaviour - anthropology, applied anthropology, medical anthropology, design anthropology Outlook: The rise of applied anthropology is likely to challenge the traditional structure of the discipline. Summary Analysis: While social anthropologists have traditionally flocked to so-called exotic locations - studying sexual mores in Polynesia or examining ceremonial exchange in Melanesia for example - recently they have become more interested in issues closer to home: examining how people use technology for instance. Some anthropologists are helping businesses identify consumer behaviour from the perspective of the consumer, others are working in rural and urban areas finding out how people make health decisions. As information technology becomes more and more embedded in everyday life, anthropologists are helping designers develop new forms of engagement with users, interfaces, and use contexts. Contemporary cultural anthropology speaks to at least two distinct audiences - one primarily academic audience focused on humanities and critical theory, and another primarily NGO, public health, and corporate audience focused on natural sciences, empiricism, and practical applications. There has been little overlap between the two groups, but as more and more anthropology PhDs, even those with degrees from elite universities that follow the theoretical model, are working in the applied field, universities are acknowledging the importance of applied anthropology and the opportunities associated with it. Fields which have successfully bridged the gap between theory and practice include medical anthropology (one of the fastest growing subfields within anthropology), and the study of science and technology. In the future, more and more applied fields of anthropology are likely to emerge.

29. Podcasts From The SfAA Gretel Pelto was presented with the Malinowski award at the 67th Annual Meeting of the Society for applied anthropology (SfAA). http://sfaapodcasts.net/

Podcasts from the SfAA Home About the SfAA Podcasts Buzz Around the Web ... Use Google to translate this site into another language Shortcut to 2007 SfAA Podcasts Malinowski 2007 "Dude, That's My Space!" 2007 "Global Health in the Time of Violence, Part I" 2007 Global Health in the Time of Violence, Part II" 2007 ... "Expanding (or Exceeding?) Our Reach" Blog post Want to be automatically notified of new posts for FREE? Try one of these options: Get automatic updates about new posts in a RSS reader Subscribe to Podcasts from the SfAA by Email What does this all mean? Categories Archaeology Blog post Design Disaster ... SfAA Community Network Podcasts made possible by: Society for Applied Anthropology University of North Texas Dept of Anthropology University of North Texas Center for Distributed Learning Jen Cardew Special thanks to: All of the participants in the recorded sessions! The project was met with great enthusiasm and support from all presenters. Christina Wasson of UNT for support and encouragement! Celina Kapoor of Wayne State University for help with recordings at the conference. Anthropology Blogs Anthropologi.info

30. Anthropology Graduate Schools, Graduate Program Anthropology, Masters Anthropolo Anthropology, Social Anthropology graduate and postgraduate school program directory, ANTHROPOLOGY SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY, applied anthropology http://www.gradschools.com/programs/anthropology.html

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31. Pearson - Introduction To Applied Anthropology Introduction to applied anthropology; Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Introduction to Biological / Physical Anthropology Cultural Anthropology http://www.pearsonhighered.com/educator/academic/course/1,3119,696524,00.html

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32. Master Of Applied Anthropology - University Of Maryland The University of Maryland s Master of applied anthropology (MAA) is an innovative, twoyear professional degree designed for those students interested in http://www.bsos.umd.edu/ANTH/Graduate/GrdIndex.html

Program Overview Ph.D. Program Internship Course Requirements ... FAQ Introduction The University of Maryland's Master of Applied Anthropology (MAA) is an innovative, two-year professional degree designed for those students interested in the practice and application of anthropology in careers outside of academia. Program emphasis is on the utilization and mediation of anthropological knowledge in practical settings. Skills are developed through internships and enhanced by working with professionals in related and complementary fields. The Ph.D. program leading to a doctoral degree in Anthropology with an applied focus is now in place, and student applications are being accepted. Please refer to the Ph.D. pages Philosophy The Master of Applied Anthropology (MAA) is a unique degree developed at the University of Maryland, College Park, to encourage students to prepare themselves for a broad range of career alternatives relevant to the practice of anthropology. Special Notice : Please click here for a special notice regarding the Anthropology graduate program Areas of Concentration The department encourages students to draw upon the expertise of the entire faculty and to focus on one of three areas of concentration : Anthropology of Environment The focus for this area of concentration is on the management of natural resources and the study of cultural and behavioral factors as they impinge upon our understanding of the environment and our ability to respond to environmentally-based opportunities, problems, and crises. Faculty interests include human ecology, cultural and environmental conservation, culture and cognition in environmental decision making, gender and ethnic factors in environmental problem solving and conservation, environmental justice, ecotourism, and aspects of agricultural development and regional or community planning.

33. Applied Anthropology applied anthropology at Portland State University emphasizes Medical Applied zooarchaeology (see Environmental Anthropology) uses animal bone http://www.anthropology.pdx.edu/applied.html

PSU Home Anthropology Home Anthropology at PSU Applied Anthropology Applied Anthropology at Portland State University emphasizes Medical Anthropology ( Everett Environmental Anthropology Thornton ), and Applied Archaeology ( Ames Butler Wilson ). The Policy Track in the graduate program was designed for students interested in Applied Anthropology. MEDICAL ANTHROPOLOGY Medical anthropology involves the study of medical practice and the illness experience in comparative perspective. Graduate students in the M.A. program may choose to study a variety of topics related to health, including health policy, bioethics, environmental health, and public health education. In addition to core courses in anthropology, students are encouraged health-related graduate programs, such as the Community Health Program (Public Health Education), health policy courses in the Public Administration Program, the Medical Sociology graduate program, or the Bioethics Certificate program offered through the Philosophy Department.

34. Department Of Anthropology A Masters degree in Anthropology with a Departmental Certificate in applied anthropology is designed to attract and train graduate students to prepare them http://www3.niu.edu/acad/anthro/programs/applied_certificate.htm

Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Courses Field Schools ... Anthropology Club Departmental Certificate in Applied Anthropology A Masters degree in Anthropology with a Departmental Certificate in Applied Anthropology is designed to attract and train graduate students to prepare them for advanced study in anthropology and/or to ready them for work outside academia. The Applied Anthropology Certificate builds on the Department's existing strengths in four-field Anthropology. It offers students the opportunity to combine applied-oriented course work and fieldwork/internship experiences with a premier education in four-field anthropology. Students completing the necessary requirements in Applied Anthropology, and who have completed their Master's degree, will receive a Certificate from the Department of Anthropology. The goal of the Departmental Certificate is to provide students a solid foundation in applied anthropological methods, exposure to the universe of applied anthropological topics, and an understanding of the relationship between theory and practice. Interests in applied anthropology can be combined with the following areas of faculty expertise: Southeast Asia North America Cultural Resource Management Development Agricultural Anthropology Environment

35. Applied Anthropology And Archaeology This website presents the course offerings, program descriptions, and other activities of the Anthropology Department of Northern Arizona University. http://www4.nau.edu/anthro/

Here's what's new... **NAU Anthropology Department Movie** **Linguistic Anthropology Lecture Series** Upcoming classes... Winter 2006 Web Classes ANT 101 Humankind Emerging ANT 102 Studying Cultures ANT 104 Lost Tribes and Buried Cities ANT 250 Principles of Archaeology Spring 2007 Web Classes ANT 101 Humankind Emerging ANT 102 Exploring Cultures ANT 250 Principles of Archaeology ANT 303 Peoples of Latin America ANT 306 Peoples of the Southwest ANT 350 Ancient Civilizations International Cultural Immersion Courses ANT 330 Study Abroad Orientation ANT 331 Study Abroad Cultural Immersion ANT 332 Study Abroad Re-Entry Department Chair George J. Gumerman IV George.Gumerman at nau.edu Internship Coordinator Dr. Francis Smiley Francis.Smiley at nau.edu Graduate Coordinator Dr. Cathy Small Cathy.Small at nau.edu Anthropology Department Northern Arizona University PO Box 15200 Flagstaff, AZ 86011-5200 Phone: (928) 523-3180 Fax: (928) 523-9135 E-mail the webmaster: Anthropology@nau.edu

36. Redirecting... Most nonteaching jobs in anthropology are in the areas of archaeology, applied anthropology and the environment. Some anthropology graduates use their http://www.nku.edu/~anthro/careers.html

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37. Oxford University Press: Applied Anthropology Higher Education applied anthropology textbooks from Oxford University Press. http://www.us.oup.com/us/corporate/publishingprograms/highereducation/discipline

38. CASC-For Anthropology Students: Applied Anthropology Resources The Center for Anthropology and Science Communications Web site is a resource for information about communicating anthropology to the public, http://www.sciencesitescom.com/CASC/applied.html

The Center for Anthropology and Science Communications facilitates improved communication between anthropologists, the public, and science media. Merry Bruns, Director mbruns@nasw.org HOME COMMUNICATING ANTROPOLOGY WRITING FOR THE PUBLIC ... WORKING WITH MEDIA FOR STUDENTS Working in Media as an Anthropologist Applied Anthropology AAA Careers Info WHAT'S NEW ABOUT CASC SITE MAP Merry P. Bruns Washington DC Applied Anthropology Resources Merry Bruns Director, CASC For those of you interested in moving outside a strictly academic setting, Applied Anthropology might be a good choice. Please check the resources I've listed here to get you started. National Association for the Practice of Anthropology Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) Students- Society for Applied Anthropology ANTHAP-The Applied Anthropology Computer Network "Anthropologists at Work: Careers Making a Difference" Video produced by the National Association for the Practise of Anthropology (NAPA). Provides a beautifully produced look at the types of work anthropologists do in an applied setting. Available through the AAA.

39. Applied Anthropology applied anthropology aims to identify and solve social problems by introducing culturally appropriate changes. Various agencies, including governmental and http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/cultural/Applied/

Applied Anthropological Projects Projects Clean Water Cultural Database ESL Assessment Housing Interviews ... EMuseum Home Applied Anthropology Faculty and students at Minnesota State University, Mankato, conducted the applied anthropological projects listed on the left. Applied anthropology aims to identify and solve social problems by introducing culturally appropriate changes. Various agencies, including governmental and non-governmental organizations, ethnic associations, and businesses, use research findings of applied anthropologists. With anthropological perspectives, agencies can formulate more effective programs which better fit the cultural contexts of their host communities. Source: Kottak, Conrad Phillip 2000 Anthropology: The Exploration of Human Diversity. Boston: McGraw-Hill. This page was created by Minnesota State University, Mankato student . Last updated 08/15/04.

40. Science Central : Science - Social Sciences - Anthropology - Applied Anthropolog Category Listing Science Social Sciences - Anthropology - applied anthropology. Topical Interest Group of the Society for applied anthropology. http://www.sciencecentral.com/category/272898

Thursday, 24 January, 2008 Home Submit Science Site Add to Favorite Contact search for Directories Aeronautics and Aerospace Agriculture Anomalies and Alternative Science Astronomy ... Technology Category: Science Social Sciences Anthropology Applied Anthropology SUBMIT A SITE Applied Anthropology Order by Popularity Alphabet Sites Records 1-14 of 14 Resources For Ecological Anthropology (Popularity: Information on water management projects in Bali and the United States, plus free software developed ... Na§ao De Jurema (Jurema's Nation) (Popularity: A non-governmental organization (lead by a social anthropologist) dedicated to forging a healthy relationship between ... Cultural Systems Analysis Group (Popularity: University of Maryland College Park research group facilitates social change through community-based evaluation and assessment ... Anthro Tech, LLC: Fusion of Anthropology and Cyber Technology (Popularity: Provides web resources for the anthropological community and general public. Services include Web site design ... Practical Gatherings (Popularity: An international community of practitioners who conduct qualitative research. Includes membership information, case studies, events, ...

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