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P. SEAN BROTHERTON, Ph.D. Department of Haskell Hall 331, University of Chicago Chicago IL 60637 USA Email: [email protected]

RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS Anthropology of medicine, science, technology, and the body; social theory; subjectivity and health; humanitarianism; postcoloniality; governmentality; statecraft; theories of post-/socialism; psychoanalysis/psychological anthropology; Latin America and the Caribbean.

ACADEMIC POSITIONS 2015-present Associate Professor (tenured), Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago 20014-2015 Associate Professor on Term, Department of Anthropology, Yale University 2008–2014 Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, Yale University 2006 -2008 Assistant Professor, Anthropology and College of Human Medicine, Michigan State University 2004-2006 Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) of Postdoctoral Fellow, Anthropology of Medicine Program, Department d’Antropologia, Filsofia I Treball Social, Universitat Rovira I Virgili (URV), Spain 2002-2004 Faculty Lecturer, Department of Anthropology/International Development Studies, McGill University 2000-2002 Research Associate, Fundación Fernando Ortiz, Havana, Cuba. 1999-2000 Sessional Lecturer, “English for Everyday Life,” Instituto Carlos Finlay, Centro de Investigación y Producción de Vacunas y Sueros, Havana, Cuba. 1999 Sessional Lecturer, Department of Anthropology, Vanier College, Montréal, Quebec.

EDUCATION 1998-2004 Ph.D., Departments of Anthropology and Social Studies of Medicine, McGill University, 1996-1998 M.A., Social Anthropology, York University, . 1991-1995 Hon. B.Sc., Honors Specialist Program in Human Biology, .

SCHOLARLY PUBLICATIONS BOOK 2012 Revolutionary Medicine: Health and the Body in Post-Soviet Cuba. Duke University Press • (Reviewed in American Ethnologist, Anthropology Quarterly, Anthropological Notebooks, Bulletin of the History of Medicine, Global Public Health, The Latin American Review of Books, Quarterly, Medische Antropologie, Social History of Medicine, Somatosphere)

GUEST EDITED PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS (SPECIAL ISSUES) 2013 P. Sean Brotherton and Vinh-Kim Nguyen (Guest Editors). Special Issue: Beyond the Body Proper: Global Politics/Local Biology. Medical Anthropology: Cross-Cultural Studies in Health and Illness 32(4). 2008 Sabrina Doyon and P. Sean Brotherton (Guest Editors). Anthropologie et mondes socialistes et (post-)/socialistes. Anthropologie et sociétés Numéro Spécial (Double Édition): 32(1-2).

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ARTICLES IN PEER-REVIEWED JOURNALS 2013 P. Sean Brotherton and Vinh-Kim Nguyen. Revisiting Local Biology in the Era of Global Health. Medical Anthropology: Cross-Cultural Studies in Health and Illness 32(4): 287-290. 2008 P. Sean Brotherton. “We have to think like capitalists but continue being socialists”: Medicalized Subjectivities, Emergent Capital, and Socialist Entrepreneurs in post- Soviet Cuba. American Ethnologist 35(2): 259-274. 2008 Sabrina Doyon and P. Sean Brotherton. Présentation: Anthropologie et (post)socialismes: approches de la complexité. Anthropologie et sociétés 32(1-2): 7-22 2008 Sabrina Doyon and P. Sean Brotherton. Les Redéfinitions d’une Révolution: Pratiques et politiques dans les secteurs de la santé et de l’environnment a Cuba. Anthropologie et sociétés 32(1-2): 193-216. 2006 P. Sean Brotherton. Socialist Body Politics: Shifting Ideologies, Pragmatic Subjectivities, and Cuba’s Changing Health Sector in the Post-Soviet Era. Thule: Rivista italiana di studi americanistici 20/21, aprile/ottobre 2006: 181-205. 2005 P. Sean Brotherton. Macroeconomic Change and the Biopolitics of Health in Cuba’s Special Period. Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology 10(2): 339–369.

CHAPTERS IN PEER-REVIEWED EDITED VOLUMES 2016 P. Sean Brotherton. Psychoanalysis in Buenos Aires, pp. 101-106. In Routledge Handbook of Medical Anthropology. Eds. Lenore Manderson, Elizabeth Cartwright, and Anita Hardon. London: Routledge. 2013 P. Sean Brotherton. Fueling la Revolución: Itinerant Physicians, Transactional Humanitarianism, and Shifting Moral Economies, pp. 127-151. In Health Travels: Cuban Health(Care) on the Island and Around the World. Ed. Nancy Burke. Press, Medical Humanities Series. 2013 P. Sean Brotherton. A Genealogy of Bodily Practices in Post-Soviet Cuba, pp. 16- 32. In Troubling Natural Categories (Essays in Honor of Margaret Lock). Eds. Naomi Adelson, Leslie Butt, and Karina Kielman. McGill-Queen’s University Press. 2012 P. Sean Brotherton. Introduction to Part III: Islamic Biopolitics and the “Modern” Nation-State – Comparative Case Studies of ART, pp. 220-222. In Islam and Assisted Reproductive Technologies: Sunni and Shia Perspectives. Eds. Marcia Inhorn and Soraya Tremayne. London: Berghan Books 2011 P. Sean Brotherton. Health and Health Care in Cuba: History after the Revolution: Key Phases and Overviews of Health Development, pp. 478-485. Cuba: People, Culture, and History. Ed. Alan West-Dúran. New York: Charles Scribner’s Sons.

BOOK REVIEW 2011 P. Sean Brotherton. Social Relations and the Cuban Health Miracle, Elizabeth Kath. Contemporary Sociology 40(4): 459-460

MANUSCRIPTS IN PROGRESS MONOGRAPH IN PREPARATION The Socialist Humanitarian Imperative: The Logic and Practice of Cuba’s Quest for Global Health in the Americas (writing in progress)

CHAPTERS IN PEER-REVIEWED EDITED VOLUMES P. Sean Brotherton. Health and Wellbeing in Psychoanalytic Culture in Buenos Aires. The Routledge Handbook of Medical Anthropology in the 21st Century. Eds.

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Lenore Manderson, Anita Hardon and Elizabeth Cartwright. London: Taylor Francis/Routledge (under contract)

RESEARCH GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND AWARDS in prep. National Science Foundation – & Science and Technology Studies (Talk Therapy: Trauma, Memory, and the Body in Psychoanalytic Culture in Buenos Aires, Argentina) in prep. Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, Inc., Post-PhD Grant (Talk Therapy: Trauma, Memory, and the Body in Psychoanalytic Culture in Buenos Aires, Argentina) 2016-2021 National Institute of Health (An Intersectional Examination of Black Men’s Preventive and Metabolic Health), under review) 2013-14 The Edward J. and Dorothy Clarke Kempf Memorial Fund (Organizer for conference, titled Counter Vitalities: Life At the Edges of Global Health, to be held Spring 2014), $7000 2013-14 Yale’s Council for Latin American and Iberian Studies Conference Grant (Counter Vitalities: Life At the Edges of Global Health, to be held Spring 2014), $5000 2013-14 Fund for Lesbian and Gay Studies (FLAGS), Yale University (Sexuality and the Body in Psychoanalytic Culture in Buenos Aires, Argentina), $5000 2013 Griswold Faculty Research Grant, Yale University (Talk Therapy: Trauma, Memory, and the Body in Psychoanalytic Culture in Buenos Aires, Argentina), $4000 2013 MacMillan Faculty Research Grant, Yale University Talk Therapy: Trauma, Memory, and the Body in Psychoanalytic Culture in Buenos Aires, Argentina), $9000 2013 Yale’s Council for Latin American and Iberian Studies Curriculum Development Grant, $2000 2012 Yale Center for Clinical Investigation (Creating opportunities for community-based health care interventions through the documentation of the health care needs of students in an Adult Education setting); PI: Dr. D. Gordon; Co-Investigators: Drs. P. S. Brotherton, A. Caraballo, B Guthrie, T. Kershaw, T. McMahon, $49,899 * not funded 2010-2011 Junior Faculty Fellowship, research leave for academic year 2010-2011 MacMillan Faculty Research Grant, Yale University, $12,000 2011 Yale’s Council for Latin American and Iberian Studies Curriculum Development Grant, $2000 2010-2011 Yale’s Hilles Publication Fund, $5000 2004-2006 Postdoctoral Fellowship, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) of Canada, $75,500 2002-2003 McGill University Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research Fellowship, $5000 2000 Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, Inc., Individual Research Grant (“Revolutionary” Health and Medicine: Policy, Power, and Practices in Havana, Cuba), $18,000 2000 Canadian International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Doctoral Award (“Revolutionary” Health and Medicine: Policy, Power, and Practices in Havana, Cuba) $20,000 2000 McGill University, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Internal Research Grant (“Revolutionary” Health and Medicine: Policy, Power and Practices in Havana, Cuba), $5000 1999 McGill University Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research Fellowship, $5000 1998 McGill University Faculty of Graduate Studies Bursary Award/Fellowship, $5000 1997 Royal Anthropological Institute (UK), E. Horniman Award (The Constructed “Other”: Colonialism, Medicine and Representation — AIDS and the “Black Body” in Jamaica, £4000

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1997 Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), Academic Award (“Contagious Bodies:” (Re)Defining Risk, Stigma and the Moral Order in HIV/AIDS Education and Prevention Programs in Jamaica), $9000 1997 York University Fieldwork Cost Award (The Constructed “Other”: Colonialism, Medicine and Representation — AIDS and the “Black Body” in Jamaica), $850

SELECTED INVITED SCHOLARLY PRESENTATIONS 2014 The Socialist Humanitarian Imperative: Cuba’s Quest for Global Health in the Americas Department of Anthropology, Colloquium Series, Rice University, February 27th. 2014 Cuba’s Quest for Global Health in the Americas, Latin American and Caribbean Studies & Department of Anthropology, Colloquium Series, University of Michigan, February 13th 2013 The Socialist Humanitarian Imperative: The Logic and Practice of Cuba’s Quest for Global Health in the Americas, Department of Anthropology -Monday Colloquium Series, University of Chicago, November 4th. 2013 Talk Therapy in Argentina, Grupo Saberes Psi- Instituto de Desarrollo Económico y Social (IDES), Buenos Aires, Argentina, June 27. 2012 Fueling la Revolución: Itinerant Physicians and Shifting Moral Economies in Post-Soviet Cuba, Anthropology Colloquium Series, CUNY-Graduate Center, October 19. 2012 A Genealogy of Individual Bodily Practices in Post-Soviet Cuba, Department of Anthropology, Stanford University, May 21. 2011 Itinerant Physicians and Shifting Moral Economies: An Examination of Cuba’s Medical International Programs, Unite for Sight Global Health & Innovation Conference, Yale University, April 16-17. 2010 Fueling la Revolución: (Bio-)Medical Expertise, Transactional Humanitarianism, , and "the struggle for socialism" in Post-Soviet Cuba, “Health and Humanities” -University of California, Berkeley, October 22. 2010 Fueling la Revolución: Transactional Humanitarianism, Medical Diplomacy, and "the struggle for socialism" in 21st century Cuba, Georgetown University’s Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Washington, D.C., February 18. 2009 Las políticas del cuerpo en el sistema de salud socialista en Cuba post-soviética: nuevas ideologías y subjetividades presented to El Seminario de Antropología Médica del CIESAS DF, Mexico City, June 24. 2009 El sistema de salud socialista en Cuba post-soviética presented to CIESAS-DF, Mexico City, June 26. 2008 Machinations of the State: Emergent Capital, Socialist Entrepreneurs, and Bodily Practices in Cuba’s Health Sector, Department of Anthropology, Yale University, February. 2008 Socialist Body Politics: Macroeconomic Change, Emergent Capital, and Expanding Therapeutic Itineraries in Cuba’s Special Period, Department of Anthropology, University of California–Davis, January. 2008 Macroeconomic Change, Emergent Capital, and the Biopolitics of Health in Contemporary Cuba, Case Western Reserve University’s Department of Anthropology, Cleveland, Ohio, November. 2007 The Withering State? Socialist Entrepreneurs, Medicalized Citizenship, and the Struggle for Capital in 21st Century Cuba, Disjunctive States: Crisis and Historicity in Cuba and Haiti, University of Chicago, April 21-22. 2007 Macroeconomic Change, Emergent Capital, and the Biopolitics of Health in "Special Period" Cuba, Center for Ethics and Humanities in the Life Sciences (CEHLS), Brown Bag Series, Michigan State University, April. 2007 Machinations of the State: Socialist Entrepreneurs, Emergent Capital, and the Biopolitics of Health in "Special Period" Cuba, McGill University’s Department of Anthropology, Montreal, Quebec, March.

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2007 Machinations of the State: Emergent Capital, Macroeconomic Change, and the Biopolitics of Health in “Special Period” Cuba, Duke University’s Department of Cultural Anthropology, Durham, NC, January. 2006 Macroeconomic Change, Emergent Capital, and Shifting Ideologies in Cuba’s Health Sector, Cornell University's Department of Anthropology Colloquium Series, Ithaca, NY, November. 2006 “We have to think like capitalists but continue being socialists”: Emergent Capital, Shifting Ideologies, and Cuba’s Changing Health Sector, Western Michigan University's Department of Anthropology Speaker Series, Kalamazoo, MI, October. 2005 Shifting State Ideologies, Incipient Capitalism, and Expanding Therapeutic Itineraries in Cuba’s “Special Period,” Health Disparities and Social Justice Speaker Series, Michigan State University, November. 2005 The Biopolitics of Health in Cuba’s “Special Period,” Department of Anthropology and College and Human Medicine, Michigan Sate University, February. 2004 Cuban Health Politics in the Período Especial: Pragmatic Strategies and Re-Emerging Subjectivities, McGill University’s Department of Anthropology Speaker Series, March. 2003 The Pragmatic State: Cuban Health Politics in a Post-Communist Era, Department of Anthropology Speaker Series, York University, February.

SELECTED PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCES 2014 Discussant for panel on Theorizing STS from the Southern Cone: The Geopolitics of Science in the Global South, Sociedad Latinoamericana de Estudios Sociales de la Ciencia y la Tecnología (ESOCITE) and Society for Social Studies of Science (4S), Buenos Aires, Argentina, August 20-23. 2013 Discussant for panel on Entrepreneurial Futures: Practice, Imagination, and Personhood, American Anthropological Association Meetings, Chicago, November 20-24. 2013 Invited conference facilitator for Beyond Biosocialities in Medical Anthropology Symposium, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, January 17-19. 2012 Socialist Humanitarianism: Itinerant Physicians and Shifting Moral Economies In Post-Soviet Cuba, American Anthropological Association Meetings, San Francisco, November 13- 18. 2012 Discussant for panel on Disclosure: On Secrets and Telling, American Anthropological Association Meetings, San Francisco, November 13-18. 2011 Co-Organizer and Chair of Session, titled Biopolitics and Biocontingencies: Papers in Honor of the Work of Margaret Lock. American Anthropological Association Meetings, Montreal, November 16-20. 2010 Organizer of Session, titled Health, Medicine, and the Body in Post-Soviet Cuba & paper presented, titled A Genealogy of Bodily Practices in Post-Soviet Cuba. Latin American Studies Association Meetings, Toronto, Canada, October 6-12. 2009 Organizer of Session, titled (Post)Socialist Biopolitics: Reforming the Mind, Body, and the Soul & paper presented, titled Political economy of the body in post-Soviet Cuba. Society for Medical Anthropology Conference, Yale University, September 24-27. 2009 Fueling la Revolución: (Bio)Medical Expertise, Transactional Humanitarianism, and "la lucha por el socialismo" in 21st Century Cuba. Latin American Studies Association Meetings, Rio De Janiero, Brazil, June 11-14. 2009 Fueling la Revolución: Transactional Humanitarianism, Medical Diplomacy, and "the struggle for socialism" in 21st Cuba. Measure of a Revolution: Cuba, 1959-2009, Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada, May 7-9. 2008 (Bio)Medical Expertise, Transactional Humanitarianism, and the "struggle for socialism" in Post- Soviet Cuba. American Anthropological Association Meetings, San Francisco, November 19-23.

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2008 Co-Chair of Session (with Elise Andaya), titled Healthcare in Contemporary Cuba & paper presented, titled Socialist Entrepreneurs, Emergent Capital, and the Biopolitics of Health in Contemporary Cuba. International Symposium: A Changing Cuba in a Changing World at the Bildner Center for Western Hemisphere Studies, The Graduate Centre, City University of New York, March 12-14. 2007 Socialist Entrepreneurs, Emergent Capital, and the Biopolitics of Health in Contemporary Cuba. American Anthropological Association Meetings, Washington, D.C., November 28- Dec 2. 2007 Socialist Entrepreneurs and the Biopolitics of Health in 21st Century Cuba in the Anthropologie et mondes socialistes et (post-)/socialistes Workshop. Conference on the Anthropology of Globalized Cultures – Fieldwork in Complex Situations and Disciplinary Issues, Quebec City, Canada, November 8-11. 2007 Emergent Capital, Shifting Ideologies, and Cuba’s Changing Health Sector. XXVII Latin American Studies Association Meetings, Montreal, September 5-8. 2007 Machinations of the State: Shifting Ideologies, Emergent Capital, and Expanding Therapeutic Itineraries in "Special Period" Cuba. Festschrift in honor of Margaret Lock at the Canadian Anthropology Society and American Ethnological Society Conference, Toronto, May 8-12. 2006 Chair of Session, titled Politics and Health Care: Neoliberal Reforms, Shifting Ideologies, and Cuban Dichotomies and paper presented, titled Shifting State Ideologies, Incipient Capitalism, and Expanding Therapeutic Itineraries in Cuba’s “Special Period. American Anthropological Association Meetings, San Jose, California, November 15-19. 2006 Shifting State Ideologies, Incipient Capitalism, and Cuba’s Changing Therapeutic Itinerary. Cuba: In Transition? Pathways to Renewal, Long-Term Development and Global Reintegration, Bildner Center for Western Hemisphere Studies, The Graduate Centre, City University of New York, March 30-31. 2005 Salud Internacional: Cambios Marcoeconómicos y Biopolíticas de la Salud en Cuba. Jornadas Hispano-Lusas de Antropología de la Salud-Enfermedad – I Curso Internacional de Perfeccionamiento, Universidad de Extremadura, Complejo Cultural San Francisco, Cáceres, España, March 3-5. 2005 Cambios Macroeconómicos y Biopolíticas de la Salud en Cuba (Macroeconomic Change and the Biopolitics of Health in Cuba). I Jornada Anual de REDAM: Salud, Políticas Publicas y Diversidad Cultural América Latina-Europa, Aula Magna, Universitat Rovira I Virgili, Tarragona, España, February 23. 2002 Políticas de Salud y Prácticas Individuales en La Habana, Cuba (Health Policy and Individual Practices in Havana, Cuba). XIIth Congress of the International Association of Health Policy, Palma de Mallorca, Aula Magna Pueblo Español, May 21-24. 2000 “Contagious Bodies:” The Politics of HIV/AIDS in Kingston, Jamaica. 8th Latin-American Congress of Social Medicine, Havana, Cuba, July 3-7. 1999 The Technologies of Colonialism(s): (Re)Imagining the “Post-colonial” Body? Canadian Anthropological Society, Quebec City, Quebec, May 12-15. 1998 “Contagious Bodies:” Multiple Discourses from a Jamaican HIV/AIDS Hospice. British Sociological Association, Edinburgh, Scotland, April 6-9. 1997 Colonialism, Medicine, and Representation: AIDS and the “Black Body” in Western Biomedical Discourses. Canadian Anthropological Society, St. John’s, Newfoundland. June 12-15.

OTHER PRESENTATIONS 2013 Socialist Humanitarianism in Post-Soviet Cuba, Yale Public Health Coalition (Feb. 1) 2012 Revolutionary Medicine in Post-Soviet Cuba (talks at medical schools): • Division of Prevention & Community Research – Yale School of Medicine (Feb. 16);

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• Perelman School of Medicine – University of Pennsylvania (Feb. 21); 2011 Discussant for panel on “What is Caribbean Studies?” Yale University, April, 1-2. 2009 Discussant for panel on “ARTs and Muslim Practice,” presented at the Islam and the Biotechnologies of Human Life Conference, Yale University, September 18-20. 2009 Discussant for panel on “Ideas and Practices in Circulation,” presented at the Global Socialisms and Post-Socialisms International Symposium, SOYUZ, Yale University, April 24-25. 2009 Discussant for Multiple Trajectories Workshop: Alternative Modernities, Critical Interventions - Paper by Dilip Gaonkar (Northwestern), January 22. 2007 Cuban Socialism on the World Stage, presented in the ISS – Social Science Perspectives on Latin America Course, Michigan State University, March. 2006 Colonialism, Representation, and the "Black Body": Revisiting the 'Hottentots Venus' Controversy, presented in the Sex and Gender Course, Department of Sociology Michigan State University, October 2006. 2006 “La batalla de ideologías:” A Historical Examination of El Bloqueo in Contemporary Cuba, presented in the International Business Law Course, The Eli Broad College of Business, Michigan State University, April. 2006 Socialism with Commercials: Cuban Health Politics in the “Special Period”, presented in the ISS – Global Interdependence Course, Michigan State University, March. 2005 Cuban Health Politics in the “Special Period,” presented in the Medical Anthropology Course, Department of Anthropology, McGill University, June. 2004 (Re)Inventing Revolution: Cuban Socialism with Commercials, presented in the Ethnographies of Post-Socialism Course, Department of Anthropology, McGill University, February. 2004 Difficult Situations in Teaching, presented in the Department of Anthropology Graduate Teaching Development Workshop Series, McGill University, November. 2002 (Re)Inventing Healthy Bodies in Post-Revolutionary Cuba, presented in the Medical Anthropology Course, Department of Anthropology, McGill University, November. 1999 A Critical Look at Postcolonialism through Trinh T. Minh-ha’s Women, Native, Other, given in Theories of Culture and Society Seminar, Department of Anthropology, McGill University, March. 1999 “Revolutionary” Health and Medicine: Preliminary notes on Ideology and Identity in Havana, Cuba, given in Latin America and Caribbean Studies Seminar, Department of Hispanic Studies, McGill University, October. 1998 Jamaica -Beyond the Postcard, given at the Canadian Centre for Intercultural Learning, Ottawa, September 6.

SELECTED UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE SERVICE @UCHICAGO 2015-2016 Provost Career Enhancement Postdoctoral Scholarship, Review Committee 2016 Faculty Presenter, Social Sciences Visiting Committee

@ YALE 2013-2014 Yale Human Subjects Committee (HSC) - Member 2013-2014 Women's, Gender, & Sexuality Studies Council 2013-2014 Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Executive Committee 2012-2013 Yale Human Subjects Committee (HSC) - Alternative member for Anthropology 2012-2013 Council on Latin American and Iberian Studies (CLAIS) Travel Grant Committee (Spring ’13) 2012-2013 CLAIS Advisory Board (Spring ‘13) 2011-2013 Center for International and Professional Experience (CIPE) Spanish & Latin American Fellowships Committee (Spring ‘12 & ‘13) 2009-2013 Yale College Fellowships for Research in Health Studies (Spring ‘09, ’11, ‘12 & ‘13)

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2011-2012 CLAIS Senior Essay Award Committee (Spring ‘12) 2011-2012 Global Health Fellows Selection Committee (Fall ’11, ‘12 & ‘13) 2009-2010 Yale’s Global Health Studies Advisory Committee (academic year) 2008-2010 Davis Projects for Peace Committee (Spring ’09 & ‘10)

SELECTED DEPARTMENTAL AND PROGRAM SERVICE @ UCHICAGO 2015-2016 Faculty Coordinator, Department of Anthropology Monday Seminar Colloquium Series 2015-2016 Graduate Admissions Committee

@ YALE 2013-2014 Co-Facilitator (with Karen Nakamura), Socio-Cultural Graduate Admissions 2012-2013 Co-Facilitator (with William Kelly), Socio-Cultural Graduate Admissions 2009-2010 Co-Chair (with William Kelly), Graduate Program Qualifying Exams (Socio-Cultural) 2008-2013 Graduate Admissions Committee 2008-2009 North African Search Committee 2008-2009 Conference Planning Committee, Medical Anthropology at the Intersections, Yale U, September 24-27, 2009 2008-2009 Organizing Committee, SOYUZ Symposium: Global Socialisms and Postsocialisms, Yale U., April 24-26, 2009.

COURSES TAUGHT @UCHICAGO Anthropology of the Body (Graduate/Undergraduate Seminar) Epistemologies of Health, Medicine, and Science (Graduate Course) Introduction to Medical Anthropology and Critical Global Health Studies (Undergraduate lecture) Colonization 3: Poscolonialism, Theory, and Criticism (Undergraduate, core curriculum)

@YALE Introduction to Medical Anthropology Topics in Medical Anthropology Culture, Power, and Identity in the Caribbean After la Revolución: Ethnographies of Contemporary Cuba (freshman seminar) Anthropology and Contemporary Social Theory (Core Graduate Seminar) Anthropology of the Body (Graduate/Undergraduate Seminar) Ethnographies in Medical Anthropology (Independent Graduate Reading Course) Ethnographies of the Caribbean (Independent Graduate Reading Course) Epistemologies of Health, Medicine, and Science (Graduate Course)

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Anthropology Association American Ethnological Society Canadian Anthropology Society Latin American Studies Association Society for Medical Anthropology Society for Social Study of Science (4S) Association of Black Anthropologists Society for Latin American and Caribbean Anthropology

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BOARD MEMBERSHIP 2014-2018 Editorial Board, Medical Anthropology: Cross-Cultural Studies in Health and Illness 2009-2012 Executive Board, Society for Medical Anthropology (SMA), American Anthropological Association (2009/10: Program Co-Chair; 2010/11 MASA Award Chair; 2011/12 Research Committee Chair)

PEER REVIEW Journal articles reviewed for: American Anthropologist American Ethnologist Body & Society City and Society Culture, Medicine, and Psychiatry Culturas Psi/Psy Cultures Current Anthropology Expedition Magazine Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Anth. Medical Anthropology Quarterly Medical Anthropology Political and Legal Anthropology Review Social Science & Medicine Book Manuscripts reviewed for: Duke University Press University of California Press Grants/Fellowships reviewed for: National Science Foundation (NSF)– Open Research Awards Social Science Research Council (SSRC)- International Dissertation Research Fellowship Program

LANGUAGES English, mother tongue; Spanish, advanced working knowledge; French, reading only