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2014-15 General Catalog Faculty Chancellor's Welcome Faculty University Home MyUCSC People Calendars A-Z Index OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR ABOUT CALENDAR FEES ENROLLMENT RECORDS QUICK START GUIDE Home » UCSC General Catalog » Programs and Courses » Faculty 2014-15 General Catalog Faculty Chancellor's Welcome About For faculty listings, see the program statement for individual programs and departments. Fields of Study Calendar Undergraduate Admission Undergraduate Expenses Undergraduate Academic Program Graduate Studies Resources for Learning and Research Campus Life Programs and Courses Disciplinary Communication General Education Requirements by Department Program Statements Faculty Anthropology Applied Mathematics and Statistics Art Astronomy and Astrophysics Bioengineering Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Biomolecular Engineering Chemistry and Biochemistry Chinese Classical Studies Community Studies Computer Engineering Computer Science Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Digital Arts and New Media Earth and Planetary Science East Asian Studies Economics http://registrar.ucsc.edu/catalog/programs-courses/faculty/index.html[8/14/2014 10:35:13 AM] Anthropology University Home MyUCSC People Calendars A-Z Index OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR ABOUT CALENDAR FEES ENROLLMENT RECORDS QUICK START GUIDE Home » UCSC General Catalog » Programs and Courses » Faculty » Anthropology 2014-15 General Catalog Anthropology Chancellor's Welcome About 2014-15 General Catalog Fields of Study 361 Social Sciences 1 Building Calendar (831) 459- 3320 http://anthro.ucsc.edu/ Undergraduate Admission Program Description | Course Descriptions Undergraduate Expenses Undergraduate Academic Program Faculty and Professional Interests Graduate Studies Professor Resources for Learning and Donald Brenneis Linguistic anthropology, folklore, legal anthropology, ethnomusicology, overseas Indians, Research South Asia, disputing and dispute management, legal language, bureaucratic institutions, knowledge production, improvisation Campus Life Melissa L. Caldwell Programs and Courses Poverty and public health; welfare, charity, and assistance; food and consumption; gardens, Disciplinary Communication nature, and landscapes; religion; socialism and postsocialism; Russia, the former Soviet General Education Requirements Union, and Eastern Europe by Department Nancy N. Chen Program Statements Medical anthropology, visual anthropology, urban anthropology, Asian American identity, Faculty mental health, food, China Anthropology May N. Diaz, Emerita Applied Mathematics and Statistics Art Shelly Errington Globalization of folk art, visual and social semiotics, photography, film, the Internet and Astronomy and Astrophysics digital media, Southeast Asia, and Latin America Bioengineering Biochemistry and Molecular Alison Galloway Biology Skeletal biology, forensic anthropology, human variation, history and ethics of physical anthropology, reproductive energetics and aging Biomolecular Engineering Chemistry and Biochemistry Diane Gifford-Gonzalez Chinese Neolithic Africa and Eurasia, colonial New Mexico, origins of food production, pastoralists, Classical Studies zooarchaeology, history of archaeology, interpretive theory, visual anthropology Community Studies Judith A. Habicht-Mauche Computer Engineering Precontact and early contact North America; Southwest and Southern Plains; social Computer Science networks and cross-cultural interaction; migration; community and identity formation; Critical Race and Ethnic Studies ceramic production and exchange; technology as cultural practice; archaeometry and materials analysis Digital Arts and New Media Earth and Planetary Science Susan Harding, Emerita East Asian Studies Diane K. Lewis, Emerita Economics http://registrar.ucsc.edu/catalog/programs-courses/faculty/anth.html[8/14/2014 10:35:20 AM] Anthropology Education Daniel T. Linger, Emeritus Electrical Engineering General human theory, psychological anthropology, self, consciousness, identity, memory, politics, conflict, Brazil. Environmental Studies Biological Sciences Carolyn Martin Shaw, Emerita Feminist Studies Olga Nájera-Ramírez Film and Digital Media Folklore theory, ritual, festival, dance, greater Mexican culture, history and folklore, French transnationalism, identity; expressive culture, ethnomusicology, bilingual communication, German gender, history, and culture of Latin America, the U.S., and Mexico German Studies Triloki Nath Pandey Greek Native peoples of North America, cultures of India, political anthropology, anthropological Hebrew theories and comparisons; native North America; tribal India; Nepal History Richard R. Randolph, Emeritus History of Art and Visual Culture History of Consciousness Lisa Rofel Humanities Critical theory, anthropology of modernity, popular/public culture, gender and sexuality, queer theory, transnational capitalism, postcolonial and transnational feminism, China Italian Italian Studies Danilyn Rutherford Japanese Borders and frontiers, colonialism, nationalism, ethnicity, kinship, performance, Jewish Studies Christianity, secularism, sovereignty, publics, affect, technology, governancy, theory and method in anthropology, West Papua, Indonesia, the U.S. Languages and Applied Linguistics Latin Stuart A. Schlegel, Emeritus Latin American and Latino Studies Anna Tsing Legal Studies Culture and politics; feminist theory; globalization; multi-species anthropology; social Linguistics landscapes and forest ethnoecologies; multi-sited ethnography; Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Literature and the U.S. Mathematics Adrienne L. Zihlman, Emerita Microbiology and Environmental Primate and human evolution, comparative functional anatomy of monkeys and apes, sex Toxicology and gender, growth and development, life history and evolutionary theory, history of Biological Sciences physical anthropology Music Associate Professor Ocean Sciences Philosophy Mark Anderson Racial formation, diaspora, nationalism, transnationalism, culture and power; Latin Physical Education America, African diaspora Physics Politics Mayanthi Fernando Portuguese Religion and secularism; anthropology of Islam; gender and sexuality; multiculturalism/pluralism; modernity and its "Others"; ethnography and ethics; colonial Psychology and post-colonial France/Europe; theory and methods in the study of religion Science Communication Social Documentation Andrew Salvador Mathews Social Sciences Division Environmental anthropology, science and technology studies, conservation and development, climate change, environmental history, Mexico, Latin America, Italy Spanish and Spanish for Heritage Speakers J. Cameron Monroe Sociology Historical archaeology, complex societies, political economy, architecture and landscape, Spanish Studies Africa and the African diaspora Sustainability Studies Renya Ramirez Technology and Information Native American studies, Indian identity, Native Americans and anthropology, urban Management Indians, Native American women, cultural citizenship, expressive culture, and anti-racist Theater Arts education Writing Program Matthew Wolf-Meyer Course Descriptions Anthropology and history of medicine and public health, science studies, American studies, popular culture, the United States and the United Kingdom Teaching and Administrative Staff Appendixes Assistant Professor Chelsea Blackmore Archive of General Catalogs http://registrar.ucsc.edu/catalog/programs-courses/faculty/anth.html[8/14/2014 10:35:20 AM] Anthropology Pre-Columbian archaeology (Mesoamerican focus), identity formation, complex societies, Nondiscrimination Statement class and state formation, gender, feminist/queer theory Search the Catalog Jon Daehnke Archaeology of the North American Pacific Coast, cultural heritage politics and law, contemporary Native American politics, human-environment interaction, landscape and place, collaborative methodologies, NAGPRA implementation and compliance, public representations of heritage and memory Lars Fehren-Schmitz Palaeogenetics / anthropological genetics, human evolutionary ecology, evolutionary demography, gene-culture coevolution, migration theories, population history of the Americas, archaeology of South America Megan Moodie Feminist theory, reproductive politics, development, legal identities, affirmative action, ethnographic methods, narrative, literature, utopias and other postsocialist/postcolonial imaginaries, connected histories and the longue durée, South Asia, Eastern Europe Lecturer Guillermo Delgado-P., Emeritus Latin American cultures; comparative indigeneity; indigenous property rights; cultures of the sacred; ecologies and peasantries; Quechua/Andean linguistics, mining, labor history; alternative/electronic journalism; anthropology in the developing world; interethnicity; urbanization; social movements; culture theory Annapurna Pandey Women’s issues; women's political and religious lives and their representation in film; media and literature dealing with India and Indian Diaspora; film-making on the experiences of the diasporic Odias in the greater bay area Jude Todd, Emerita Indigenous American world views; permaculture; culturally prescribed attitudes toward water and soil; chemical-industry influences on government, university research, and popular belief systems; transgenerational epigenetic inheritance ♦ ♦ ♦ Professor Raoul Birnbaum (History of Art and Visual Culture) Buddhist studies, especially Chinese practices from medieval times to the present; religion and visual culture in China John Brown Childs, Emeritus (Sociology) Ethnic conflict and transcommunal cooperation; sociology of knowledge; African
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