41. Anthropology Today - Journal Information Bimonthly journal applying analysis to public and topical issues. List of contents of current issues, index of earlier issues, and sample articles. http://www.wiley.com/bw/journal.asp?ref=0268-540x

42. Applied Anthropology Anthropology at PSU Applied Anthropology. Applied Anthropology at Portland State University emphasizes Environmental Anthropology , and Applied Archaeology (Ames, Butler, Wilson). http://www.anthropology.pdx.edu/applied.html

PSU Home Anthropology Home Anthropology at PSU Applied Anthropology Applied Anthropology at Portland State University emphasizes Environmental Anthropology Thornton ), and Applied Archaeology ( Ames Butler Wilson ). The Policy Track in the graduate program was designed for students interested in Applied Anthropology. APPLIED ARCHAEOLOGY Applied Archaeology at PSU includes the practice of archaeology within Cultural Resources Management (CRM), Public Archaeology, and applied zooarchaeology. Students take courses in archaeology and anthropology, including CRM. The archaeological field school is specifically structured around skills necessary in applied archaeological field work and public interpretation through the Public Archaeology program at Ft. Vancouver National Historic Monument. Applied zooarchaeology (see Environmental Anthropology ) uses animal bone records to address contemporary issues in conservation biology. In addition to coursework, students can intern with agencies including National Park Service, US Fish and Wildlife Service among others. Students are also strongly encouraged to take appropriate coursework

43. Applied Anthropology In Honduras Web site of the CSU Chico professor that discusses his research in applied anthropology in Honduras. http://www.csuchico.edu/anth/loker/

Dr. William Loker Applied Anthropologist Fieldwork in Honduras Slide Show Maps of Region Links to Honduras Publications ... Anthropology Dept Welcome to Bill Loker's web site. The idea behind this site is to give you an idea of the kind of anthropological research I do and provide some links and ideas to follow-up if you are interested. The site has images and some explanatory text that explain what I have been up to lately. You can go straight to the images if you want by clicking on the topics to the left. If you want some background, read on. . . . . . . El Cajon Research Enter El Cajon slide show

44. Appliedanthropology.net The rapidly changing world economy and world demographics require us to be more flexible, adaptable human beings, more collaborative, more skillful at relating to and connecting http://appliedanthropology.net/

45. Reed D. Riner Professor at Northern Arizona University who studied applied anthropology as it relates to the enculturation Native American Indians. http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~rdr/

46. Applied Anthropology Applied Anthropology Using the knowledge of anthropology to address human realworld problems. http://www.medicalandnursing-training.com/medic/applied-anthropology-links.html

47. UMD Anthropology Offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs in Applied Anthropology. Features faculty biographies, current research programs and course requirements. Located in College Park. http://www.bsos.umd.edu/anth/

Anthropology umd.edu Home People Faculty Full-Time Research Emeritus ... Alumni Programs Undergraduate Graduate MAA Ph.D. ... Contact News: Message from the Chair Paul Shackel Thank you for your interest in our department. Our program has grown and changed over the past several decades. The department became independent of Sociology in 1974, a Masters in Applied Anthropology was created in 1984, and Ph.D. in Anthropology in 2007. The Department of Anthropology is now known for its strong theoretical orientation and it is nationally recognized for being an excellent applied program. Our faculty work with and make connections between local peoples, national governments, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), inter-governmental agencies, and academic institutions. We have a strong commitment to preserving and transmitting the knowledge of the past, as well as to illuminating and confronting the challenges of the present. Anthropology is unique at the University of Maryland because of our ability to teach smaller than average class sizes which encourage the development of strong student-faculty mentoring relationships. Undergraduate enrollment has increased steadily over the past few years, and we continue to attract the best and brightest graduate students. We are very excited about our new Ph.D. cohort, and we continue as always to prize our M.A.A. and B.A. students. I hope you find our website useful. Please feel free to contact us with any questions you may have.

48. Anthropology Undergraduate and graduate degrees in anthropology with applied anthropology, public anthropology, and social/cultural anthropology concentrations. Admissions and financial aid, degree requirement, course listings, and student resources. http://www.american.edu/academic.depts/cas/anthro/

49. What Is Applied Anthropology? - Anthropology - Missouri State University Anthropology as we know it today has been around for a little over a hundred years, along with the “four fields” of archaeology and cultural, biological, and linguistic http://anthropology.missouristate.edu/46302.htm

a b c d ... Master of Science in Applied Anthropology What is Applied Anthropology? Anthropology as we know it today has been around for a little over a hundred years, along with the “four fields” of archaeology and cultural biological , and linguistic anthropology. Up until recently it was largely a scholarly or academic enterprise, with most anthropologists engaged in university teaching and research or affiliated with museums. Anthropology has been put to practical use throughout its history. One early example is the formation of the U.S. government Bureau of American Ethnology in 1879. The term “applied anthropology” was first used in England in 1906. But the field of applied anthropology actually dates to 1941, with the formation of the Society for Applied Anthropology. Applied anthropology (also known as “practical anthropology” and as “practicing anthropology”) can be defined as the application of anthropological knowledge and skills to the needs of society This fifth field of anthropology has increased dramatically in the past three decades. According to the

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51. Department Of Sociology & Anthropology: Applied Anthropology The page provides a brief description of the Applied Anthropology along with the degree requirements, curriculum requirements and typical four year curriculum plan of the http://anthropology.chass.ncsu.edu/undergraduate/applied_anthro.php

Jump to Content Header Navigation: Authenticate Find People Libraries MyPack Portal ... Campus Map Search NCSU Search: NCSU CHASS anthropology Applied Anthropology Department Home Anthropology Program About Us ... Sociology Program Follow our undergraduate programs on Facebook Anthropology Undergraduate Program Concentrations Applied Anthropology Bioarcheology General Anthropology Minors Helpful Information Academic Calendar Undergraduate Committee Website Applied Anthropology Applied Anthropology integrates anthropological perspectives and methods to help solve human problems. Students develop anthropological and application skills through an internship in their senior year. Degree Requirements: 36 credit hours are required in the major concentration including 6 hours of 200-level anthropology courses (ANT 251 and 252); ANT 412, Applied Anthropology; ANT 411, Anthropological Theory; ANT 416, Research Methods in Cultural Anthropology; 3 hours of credit at the 300-level (must be chosen from ANT 310, ANT 325, ANT 330 or ANT 346); 3 hours of elective credit at the 400-level; 6 hours of elective credit at the 300 or 400-level; 3 hours of elective credit at the 200, 300, or 400-level; ANT 490 (6 hours internship credit). Students are required to take a quantitative research methods course (SOC 300 or PS 371 or COM 486). Students are also required to complete fifteen hours in a non-anthropology professional core area, the courses for which are to be determined in consultation with the students' advisor. Curriculum Requirements Curriculum: Anthropology

52. Applied Anthropology Applied Anthropology . History of Applied Anthropology. Ethics of Applied Anthropology. Medical Anthropology. Anthropologists as Advocates http://employees.oneonta.edu/walkerr/World Cultures/Applied Anthropology.ppt

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53. Applied Anthropology -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia Email is the email address you used when you registered. Password is case sensitive. If you need additional assistance, please contact customer support. http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/1072837/applied-anthropology

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54. Applied Anthropology Resources Study Anthropology.org a resource guide for Anthropology. Find articles and resources for applied anthropology and cultural anthropology. http://www.studyanthropology.org/applied-anthropology

hs.graphicsDir = 'http://www.studyanthropology.org/plugins/content/highslide/graphics/'; hs.showCredits = true; hs.outlineType = 'rounded-white'; hs.loadingText = 'Loading...'; Skip to content Skip to main navigation Skip to 1st column Skip to 2nd column ... Home Applied Anthropology What is Applied Anthropology? What is Applied Anthropology? Applied Anthropology is the practical application of anthropological data, methodology, perspective and theory to asses and solve contemporary social problems. Applied anthropology involves applying anthropology's holistic approach to researching the "other" and applies anthropology's four sub-fields, to solve practical problems. Applied anthropologists are involved with government, businesses, social, political and economic disciplines. These anthropologists provide a unique perspective to areas not previously considered relevant to anthropology. Applied anthropology can be reduced to four basic sub-fields; specified goals, corporate assignments, administrative program development and consultants as cultural brokers. Traditional anthropology primarily focuses on tribal studies and dying or extinct peoples and cultures throughout history. Many, when asked what anthropology is, have little or no idea and give the stereo-typical analogy of Indiana Jones, an archaeologist studying relics of the past. However, that view is all too narrow and anthropology is much more than that. Anthropology since its heyday has evolved into a super-modern analytical ideology which can easily be adapted to solve life's contemporary problems by being multi-disciplinary and using theory from economics, history, psychology, sociology and numerous others by studying internal and external human motivations. Thus anthropology serves as an immortal applied philosophy.

55. Applied Anthropology And Social Science Employment Are you looking for work? This page includes job openings in government, academia and the private sector for anthropologists and related social scientists. http://www.sfaa.net/sfaajobs.html

Are you looking for work? This page includes job openings in government, academia and the private sector for anthropologists and related social scientists. Listings on this site will be updated on a regular basis. Are you an employer looking to hire an applied anthropologist? To list your position on this bulletin board, send your announcement to info@sfaa.net . See our job ad information for additional details and fees. Positions Open Academic Director, Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership, Kalamazoo College Assistant Professor, Ethnology, University of New Mexico Assistant Professor in Cultural Anthropology Instructor in Cultural Anthropology ... m Academic Director, Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership, Kalamazoo College Kalamazoo College is a premier liberal arts institution and one of the nation's 100 oldest colleges and universities. With support from the Arcus Foundation, the College has recently established the Arcus Center for Social Justice Leadership (ACSJL) to explore, cultivate, and engage in the study and practice of social justice leadership. For this position, the College seeks a respected and effective academic leader with a distinguished record of scholarly research, teaching, and program leadership in social justice and human rights. While the academic field is open, the Academic Director must embrace a clear social justice or human rights framework in their work. This is a rare opportunity to help build, shape, and lead the first center of its kind in higher education and help transform Kalamazoo College into a preeminent leader and model for teaching, learning, and practicing social justice.

56. Applied Anthropology | Definition Of Applied Anthropology | HighBeam.com: Online Find out what applied anthropology means Dictionary of the Social Sciences has the definition of applied anthropology. Research related newspaper, magazine, and journal http://www.highbeam.com/doc/1O104-appliedanthropology.html

57. W W W . O M E R T A A . O R G - Mission Statement Omertaa. Journal of applied anthropology. Omertaa, journal for Applied Anthropology, was launched in January, 2007. http://www.omertaa.org/

MISSION STATEMENT Omertaa, journal for Applied Anthropology, was launched in January, 2007. It is an international peer reviewed journal, with an academic board, publishing on issues which belong to the broader field of Applied Anthropology and related issues. The offices are located in Leuven (Belgium), which is also the residence of the supporting organisation: Expeditions, Research in Applied Anthropology hombredad Expeditions wants to promote the integration of anthropological perspectives and methods in social and cultural issues; to plead for public policy based upon sound research; to promote public recognition of anthropology as a profession; and to support the continuing professionalization of the field. Expeditions pursues its mission and purpose by: Communicating theories, research methods, results, and case examples through its publications. Recommending curriculum for the education of applied anthropologists and other applied social and cultural scientists at all levels. Promoting and conducting professional development programs. Through these activities, our organization aims to be a premier professional organization for anthropologists and other applied social and cultural scientists and with colleagues throughout the world.

58. Tim S. Raposa : Applied Anthropology Applied Anthropology, the fifth subfield. Cultural Anthropology prevents us from taking our own culture too seriously. As “Clifford Geertz (1984 272 reminds us, one of the http://web.scc.losrios.edu/raposat/stories/storyReader$64

Sacramento City College Tim S. Raposa Anthropology Applied Anthropology Home Cultural Anthropology (SCC MWF) Cultural Anthropology (SCC on Sa) Physical Anthropology (Sierra College TTh) ... Sierra Physical Anthropology Lab Applied Anthropology, the fifth subfield. Cultural Anthropology...prevents us from taking our own culture too seriously. As �Clifford Geertz (1984: 272 reminds us, one of the tasks of cultural anthropology is to �keep the world off balance; pulling out rugs, upsetting tea tables, setting off fire crackers. It has been the office of others to reassure; ours to unsettle.� �The anthropological perspective, with its emphasis on the comparative study of cultures, should lead us to the conclusion that our culture is just one way of life among many found in the world and that it represents one way (among many possible ways) to adapt to a particular set of environmental conditions� �To succeed in fighting terrorism, we will need to better understand people from other cultures and the conditions under which they live their lives� What is applied anthropology?

59. Applied Anthropology 1 Applied Anthropology Anthropology 225 Fall 2006 TuTh 10001115 am, Fitzelle 312 Dr. Brian D. Haley Office Fitzelle 520 Phone 436-2001 E-mail haleyb@oneonta.edu Office Hours TuTh 11 http://www.oneonta.edu/academics/anthro/culture/bh225.pdf

60. Applied Anthropology - Nicholas Packwood Applied anthropology Anthropology AN456 Fall term 2003 TURNITIN.COM instructions are here Nicholas Packwood Office hours 1130 a.m. Tuesdays at 3219a DAWB http://www.nicholaspackwood.com/applied.html

Applied anthropology Anthropology AN456 Fall term 2003 TURNITIN.COM instructions are here... Nicholas Packwood Office hours: 11:30 a.m. Tuesdays at 3-219a DAWB (by appointment) Web: www.nicholaspackwood.com About the course "This course examines how cultural anthropologists apply their theories, methods and insights to the solution of practical problems. The historical development of applied anthropology, the ethical dilemmas of applied fieldwork and the research methods used in such fieldwork will be examined. Such areas of concentration as community development, advocacy anthropology, policy research and social impact assessment are investigated." Meetings: Tuesday and Thursday, 1:00 - 2:20 p.m. Room 2-112 (DAWB) Course texts Aaron Podolefsky and Peter J. Brown "Applying cultural athropology: an introductory reader. 6/e" Publisher: McGraw-Hill ISBN 0-07-256425-3 Course requirements and grades Requirements Attendance at all lectures is mandatory. Assigned readings are mandatory. Grades Reading presentation Project presentation Project essay Participation: 20% Dates to remember Last day to drop classes without failure on transcript: November 3 Project due: November 20 CLASS SCHEDULE (Please note this schedule is subject to change at professor's discretion.)

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