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The is a true ethnographic training program for apprentice ethnographers. The emphasis is on developing expertise through research project development. Classes are held to a minimum. For details contact Tim Wallace or Carla Pezzia.

The Anthropology of Higher Education TIG is dedicated to exploring the diversity, complexity, and interwoven layers of activity that characterize higher ed. This dauntingly complex system is challenged by amazing volatility that shapes its…

SfAA Past Presidents form the PastPresidents Group on the SfAA Community Network in order to communicate ideas helpful to the SfAA. Available only to past presidents, they may send messages to the group, comment, participate in discussion forums…

7 week Field School in the Maya Heartland of Guatemala, (June-July). Training by experienced development practitioners in association with local NGOs and Indigenous Organizations in the beatiful Atitlán Lake Disctrict.

Welcome to SfAA Commons, a space for members to engage in alternative economic practices, and coordinate mutually beneficial exchanges.

As the 2012 Annual Meeting approaches, use this forum as a way to find a roommate, organize a…

The mission of the Anthropology Department at Northern Arizona University is to discover, disseminate, teach, and apply knowledge about culture, language, the human past and future, and human evolution and biological diversity.

The Editors invite you to participate in ongoing discussions of current issues of Human Organization.

We take a critical approach to heritage and tourism