21. Anthropology At UNT: Applying To UNT Masters In Applied Anthropology Program Two Applications In order to be accepted into the UNT Masters Program in applied anthropology, applicants must submit two separate applications. http://www.unt.edu/anthropology/apply_unt.htm

Graduate Information Overview Applying to UNT Masters in Applied Anthropology Program Scholarships for Masters Students Practicum Degree Plan Information Applying to a PhD Program ... On-line Degree Plan Worksheet Two Applications In order to be accepted into the UNT Masters Program in Applied Anthropology, applicants must submit two separate applications. They must apply to and be accepted by UNT's Toulouse School of Graduate Studies Applicants should send the required documentation directly to the Toulouse School of Graduate Studies. Documents include application, official transcripts, and official standardized test scores. In addition, they must also apply to and be accepted by the anthropology department. Applicants should send the required documentation directly to the anthropology department. Documents include the application, 3 letters of recommendation, and a statement of purpose (personal essay). Application deadlines To be considered for scholarships for fall semester: January 15 Fall semester admission: June 1 Spring semester admission: October 14 Additional requirements An acceptable score on an entrance exam - GRE, LSAT, or GMAT - is required of all applicants. Minimum for GRE: verbal 433, analytical 469, written analytical 3.0. Minimum for LSAT: 148. Minimum for GMAT: verbal 26, analytical 4.0.

22. 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/

Reed D. Riner Professor of Anthropology My schedule, courses, Fall, 2004: SABBATICAL Spring, 2005: to be announced, including Ant 390 Cultural Simulation: Mars Mission NAU Solar System Simulation Continuing Projects: WebCT enhanced courses Flagstaff Tomorrow Project, Flagstaff's Futures Forum in NAU's Virtual Conference Center research and recent publications, professional memberships. NAU Home Page SBS Home Page ... HTML help last updated on 04.05.02

23. Applied Anthropology Mary LaLone applied anthropology (ANTH 461). Examples of Dr. LaLone s applied anthropology Class Projects Applied work spans all four fields of anthropology. http://www.radford.edu/~mlalone/AppliedAnth.htm

Applied Anthropology (ANTH 461) Examples of Dr. LaLone's Applied Anthropology Class Projects: Spring 2003 class project: Spring 2001 class project: The Selu Living History Museum Project Fall 1999 class project: The Coal Mining Heritage Park Project Class Description: Throughout the semester we do two activities concurrently A survey of Applied Anthropology through class seminar/discussions/readings. The topics covered include: - the history of developments in Applied Anthropology; - methods and ethics; - survey of the variety of topics/research in which Applied Anthropology practitioners work; - exploration of current directions and career opportunities in Applied Anthropology. Applied Anthropology Class Project At the same time, the class participates in a full-semester class project designed to give actual hands-on experience doing Applied Anthropology. For the last two classes, the project has involved hands-on work in the fields of anthro-planning and cultural heritage preservation/interpretation. Our class assumes the role of an applied anthropology consulting firm that has been commissioned to investigate the possibilities for developing a specific community project and for proposing a set of potential planning ideas for that project. The class members work as a collaborative "consulting team," under Dr. LaLone's direction, to tackle the project and write a consulting report which presents the team's recommendations. See the box above for examples of the specific projects undertaken by the class.

24. Environmental Anthropology Topical Interest Group Of The Society For Applied Ant Anthropologists interested in sustainable community development and environmental resource dispute resolution. Formerly the Committee on Anthropology in Environmental Planning. http://www.policycenter.com/policycenter/CAEP/caeppage.htm

25. Applied Anthropology: Tools And Perspectives For Contemporary Practice - Allyn & Preface. RESOURCES. DisciplineSpecific. RELATED TITLES. applied anthropology (Anthropology). applied anthropology Tools and Perspectives for Contemporary Practice. http://www.ablongman.com/catalog/academic/product/0,4096,0321056906-PRE,00.html

Select a Discipline Anthropology Counseling Criminal Justice Developmental English Early Childhood Education Educational Leadership Educational Psychology Educational Technology English Composition ESL Foundations of Education History Humanities Interdisciplinary Studies Literacy Education Literature Philosophy Political Science Psychology Religion Social Work / Family Therapy Sociology Special Education Technical Communication by Keyword by Author by Title by ISBN Advanced Search ABOUT THIS PRODUCT Description Table of Contents Features Appropriate Courses Preface RESOURCES Discipline-Specific RELATED TITLES Applied Anthropology (Anthropology) Applied Anthropology: Tools and Perspectives for Contemporary Practice View Larger Image Alexander M. Ervin University of Saskatchewan ISBN: 0-321-05690-6 Format: Paper; 255 pp Published: 10/05/1999 Status: Instock US: $37.60 You Save: $3.76 (10% off) Our Price: $33.84 Add to Cart New Edition Available! Instructor Exam Copy Preface Preface Anthropology cannot be treated in a "cookbook," step-by-step fashion. It challenges people to exercise enormous flexibility, analytical capacity, and subtlety of thought, abilities that are especially important when sorting out the nuances of unfamiliar cultures. My challenge is to present the essentials for

26. A & B Anthropology SuperSite Do you consider applied anthropology to be a fifth field ? How might these projects in applied anthropology benefit the Navajo Nation (Diné people)? http://www.ablongman.com/html/anthro/appl.html

An abundance of information on careers, graduate school programs, and internships will be available here later this fall along with real world examples of working anthropologists helping to solve serious world problems. Available Fall 2001 Careers in Anthropology: What an Anthropology Degree Can Do For You W. Richard Stephens, Eastern Nazarene College ISBN: 0-205-31948-3 This set of sixteen profiles raises students' awareness of how a degree in anthropology can help shape their lives and careers. Using a biographical, story-telling approach, each profile describes how someone used a degree in anthropology to influence their choice of career and change their life. By asking the question "How will my life, and the lives of others, be impacted by my choice to study anthropology?" these profiles encourage students to understand that chance, skill, and initiative are key to succeed both professionally and personally. Activities Learn more about the Garbage Project . How have "garbage studies" affected anthropology as a discipline? Do you consider applied anthropology to be a "fifth field"? Why or why not? Use evidence gathered from this site to make your argument. Visit the American Anthropological Association home page and follow links to information about research ethics in the social sciences. What provisions were contained in the 1970 standard code of ethics? What is meant by informed consent? What other ethical principles are included in the code? Today, how does the American Anthropological Association address issues of contemporary research, research standards, and issues of fieldwork safety in politically volatile regions?

27. ANTHAP Pages Are Gone The applied anthropology Computer Network works to enhance training, ethics and prestige of those working in the field. Includes FAQ, working papers and contact information. http://www.oakland.edu/~dow/anthap.htm

I am sorry to say that I have taken the ANTHAP web pages down. I just have not had time to maintain them, with all the other things I have to do. I thought it would be better to take them off the air rather than have them degenerate into a sad state. You can find out about the other things I am doing on my home page at personalwebs.oakland.edu/~dow Best wishes, Jim Dow, Ph. D. Professor of Anthropology

28. Applied applied anthropology. applied anthropology aims to identify and solve social problems by using anthropological data, methods, and theories. http://www.mnsu.edu/emuseum/cultural/Applied/

Applied Anthropology Applied anthropology aims to identify and solve social problems by using anthropological data, methods, and theories. Applied anthropologists research people’s needs and work with them for culturally appropriate changes. Applied anthropologists also advocate for politically or economically marginalized people. Various agencies, including those in governments, non-governmental organizations, ethnic associations, and businesses, use research findings of applied anthropologists. With anthropological perspectives the agencies can formulate more effective programs which better fit cultural contexts of their host communities. The projects below were conducted by faculty and students at Minnesota State University, Mankato. More projects will be added soon. Claro Water Zwelihle Playground Prehistorical Preservation Welfare Reform ... EMuseum Home Source: Kottak, Conrad Phillip. 2000 Anthropology: The Exploration of Human Diversity. Boston : McGraw-Hill. This page was created by Kyoko Soga. Last updated 05/15/04.

29. Department Of Anthropology Research in applied anthropology, food systems, public and environmental health, the anthropology of sports, North America, and Northern Europe. Northern Illinois University. http://www3.niu.edu/anthro/people/faculty/thu.htm

Giovanni Bennardo Thomas Berres Cecil Brown Winifred Creamer ... Ann Wright-Parsons Kendall M. Thu Ph.D., University of Iowa, 1992 Associate Professor Professor Thu is a cultural anthropologist with specific interests in applied anthropology, food systems, public and environmental health, the anthropology of sports, North America, and Northern Europe. His research focuses on the relationships between industrialized food systems, the environment, public health, rural social dynamics, and state power and policy. He has been the President of the Culture and Agriculture Section of the American Anthropological Association, served on the Executive Board of the Central States Anthropological Society, and is a Fellow in the Society for Applied Anthropology. He teaches courses in applied anthropology, medical anthropology, environmental anthropology, and introductory cultural anthropology. Selected Publications Keeping the Game Close: Fair Play Among Men's College Basketball Referees. With K. Hattmann, V. Hutchinson, S. Lueken, N. Davis, and E. Linboom.

30. Explore Careers In Applied Anthropology Explore Careers in applied anthropology. The Private Corporations use the skills of Applied Anthropologists in a variety of areas. These http://www.wadsworth.com/anthropology_d/special_features/anthro_explore_careers.

@import url(/stylesheets/bonus.css); Home Contact Us Find Your Rep BookShop ... Special Topics Explore Careers in Applied Anthropology The field of Applied Anthropology allows anthropologists to use their knowledge of culture and their research skills in a variety of professions and organizations. Browse our list of job boards to get an overview of some of the positions available for anthropologists. Private Corporations use the skills of Applied Anthropologists in a variety of areas. These include doing research for urban planning, working with a health organization to study the effect of customs and behavior on health, doing market research for advertising companies, training employees who will be working in international divisions, or working in human resources departments. Government Agencies employ Applied Anthropologists as policy researchers, research analysts, evaluators, managers, planners, needs assessors, and policymakers. International organizations employ anthropologists in projects in various countries around the world as impact assessors, researchers and cultural brokers.

31. Human Organization Journal of the Society for applied anthropology. Includes abstracts and tables of contents for back issues. http://www.sfaa.net/ho/

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32. Applied Anthropologist At Work Here are some examples of applied anthropology similar to those which appear throughout Cultural Anthropology An Applied Perspective, 4E. http://www.wadsworth.com/anthropology_d/special_features/anthro_at_work.html

@import url(/stylesheets/bonus.css); Home Contact Us Find Your Rep BookShop ... Special Topics Applied Anthropologist at Work Here are some examples of Applied Anthropology similar to those which appear throughout Cultural Anthropology: An Applied Perspective, 4E . Click the links to learn more about how applied anthropology is used to make a difference in the lives of people all over the world. You can find related information in the book by referring to the chapters listed in parentheses. Solar Cookers in Mexico -An anthropological study of the local food production system in rural Mexico helps with marketing a new product . (Economics chapter 8) Marital Patterns Among Shipibo - Understanding marital patterns among the Shipibo of the Peruvian Amazon sheds light on the serious problem of rapid population growth. (Marriage and the Family chapter 10) Child Abuse in Kenya - An anthropologist studies child abuse in contemporary Kenya to find causes and solutions to this growing problem. (Kinship and/or Marriage and the Family chapters 9 and 10) Infant Mortality in Washington, D.C.

33. LookSmart - Directory - Applied Anthropology applied anthropology. applied anthropology Learn about careers in applied anthropology and find directories and related resources. http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317916/us53711/us53754/us557302/

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); Home IN the directory this category YOU ARE HERE Home Society Social Science Anthropology Applied Anthropology - Learn about careers in applied anthropology and find directories and related resources. Directory Listings About Anthro.Net - Applied Anthropology Discover a plethora of resources that address applied anthropology. Includes reading recommendations. Applied Anthropology in Honduras Scan a slide show that illustrates an example of applied anthropology in Honduras. Get details on the author. CARA - Center for Applied Research in Anthropology Center at Georgia State University investigates the evolution of community in Atlanta. Link to related projects. CASC - Applied Anthropology Resources Discover what research tools the Center for Anthropology and Science Communications has to offer. High Plains Society for Applied Anthropology Become familiar with the central tenets of applied anthropology and learn about the purpose of this organization. Media and Anthropology Project - Applied Anthropology Investigate the purpose of this project and learn about the history of media anthropology. Also find journalist's resources.

34. CASC-For Anthropology Students: Applied Anthropology Resources applied anthropology Resources. For those of you interested in moving outside a strictly academic setting, applied anthropology might be a good choice. 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 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 Student Committee for the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) "The Student Committee is committed to providing applied anthropology students with timely information on scholarships, fellowships, internships, job placement announcements as well as calls for papers, abstracts and conference travel awards. " 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).

35. Applied Anthropology At The University Of Georgia UGA Home. applied anthropology. UGA anthropology has several members of its faculty engaged in the practice of applied anthropology. http://anthro.dac.uga.edu/appliedanthro.htm

Applied Anthropology Applied Anthropology at UGA integrates anthropological perspectives and methods into solving human problems throughout the world; to advocate for fair and just public policy based upon sound research; to promote public recognition of anthropology as a profession; and to support the continuing professionalization of the field. UGA anthropologists demonstrate a particular capability in helping to solve human problems through building partnerships in research and problem solving; acknowledging the perspectives of all people involved; focusing on challenges and opportunities presented by biological variability, cultural diversity, ethnicity, gender, poverty and class; and addressing imbalances in resources, rights, and power. Such contributions are most effective in interdisciplinary settings where active and committed social scientists work in partnership with active and committed representatives of community, national, and international constituencies. UGA anthropology has several members of its faculty engaged in the practice of applied anthropology. Their research spans a gamut of interests from sustainable agriculture, conservation and the impacts of development on traditional communities. Please visit our faculty page to learn the specifics of the variety of the exciting work being done by UGA anthropologists.

36. CASC-For Anthropology Students: Applied Anthropology Resources applied anthropologySupport for Anthropologists applied anthropology. These links may be useful in looking for jobs in applied anthropology and other fields, http://wings.buffalo.edu/anthropology/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.

37. Applied Anthropology Computer Network return button, applied anthropology Computer Network. http//anthap.oakland.edu/, An annotated list of applied anthropology sites on the Web. http://www.aldea.com/guides/ag/b333.html

Applied Anthropology Computer Network http://anthap.oakland.edu/ An annotated list of applied anthropology sites on the Web. This page briefly describes what applied anthropologists do. For explanation of categories see Commentary form. Quality Quantity Ease Up-to-date Faculty Grad Students Undergrads Others Community Commentary Back to UniGuide Academic Guide Help with icons Site developed and designed by AldeaCommunications For inquiries or to make suggestions email uniguide@aldea.com Last Modified: 8/7/97

38. Applied Anthropology Computer Network applied anthropology Computer Network. http//anthap.oakland.edu/. Features An annotated list of applied anthropology sites on the Web. This http://www.aldea.com/guides/ag/b333ud.html

Applied Anthropology Computer Network http://anthap.oakland.edu/ Features: Directory of Good Sites , , . An annotated list of applied anthropology sites on the Web. This page briefly describes what applied anthropologists do. Community Commentary Faculty: Quality ; Quantity ; Ease ; Up-to-date Graduates: Quality ; Quantity ; Ease ; Up-to-date Undergraduates: Quality ; Quantity ; Ease ; Up-to-date Other: Quality ; Quantity ; Ease ; Up-to-date Back to Anthropological Sciences Community Commentary Back to UniGuide Academic Guide Site developed and designed by AldeaCommunications For inquiries or to make suggestions email uniguide@aldea.com Last Modified: 8/14/97

39. Applied Anthropology Program applied anthropology Program at TMCC in Reno, Nevada offers a 2year fully transferable Associate of Arts degree and a 1-year Certificate of Achievement in http://www.tmcc.edu/socialsciences/anthro/

@import url(/style/tmccstyle.css); dqmcodebase = "" Research Opportunities Student Experiences Class Web Links Course Descriptions ... Calendar of Events 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. To learn more about the applied anthropology program, click here Applied Anthropology Truckee Meadows Community College 7000 Dandini Blvd. SIER 200 K Reno, NV 89512-3999 Phone: 775-674-7589 or Fax: 775-673-7242 E-mail: Send a Message!

40. Applied Anthropology Research Opportunities Research Sequence TMCC anthropology students participate in a two semester 3 + 3 credit sequence beginning with fundamentals of applied anthropology (ANTH 229 http://www.tmcc.edu/socialsciences/anthro/research.asp

@import url(/style/tmccstyle.css); dqmcodebase = "" Research Opportunities Student Experiences Class Web Links Course Descriptions ... Calendar of Events Research Opportunities Applied Research Sequence TMCC anthropology students participate in a two semester 3 + 3 credit sequence beginning with fundamentals of applied anthropology (ANTH 229) in the fall and para-professional skills in Social Science (ANTH 279) in the Spring. The fall course focuses on a survey of current topics and an intensive examination of a specific research problem; the spring course covers data analysis and research reporting focusing on data collected in the fall. Fall 2000 students examined Native American student retention at TMCC. We collected data through a variety of methods and put together research design and developed strategies, in consultation with the Native American community, which are currently underway. 2001/2002 students researched classroom scheduling, and space allocation at TMCC. They began by interviewing TMCC staff to indentify some of the the policies and belief systems behind access to classroom space in an academic bureacracy. Next then turned their attentiton to establishing a much needed room contents inventory data base. Their initial research served as the core of a subsequent institutional space utilization study that has received wide praise throughout the UCCSN system. Students pursuing a degree or certificate in applied anthropology are required to take these courses, but any student who has taken an introductory social science course and is interested in making a contribution to the proposed project is encouraged to register.

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