About Me:
I entered the M.A. Program in Applied Anthropology, USF, in 1974, the first year of the program, serving as GRA to Alvin Wolfe. My career has encompassed housing and urban development, urban planning, medical/dental association program development, medical technology market research, disability studies, technology user experience research and consulting. I'm currently executive director of a new nonprofit foundation established to provide foreclosure defense for homeowners who would be unable to afford it otherwise. I'm active in a progressive church, serving on the social justice and climate change committees.
Area(s) of Training
anthropology, applied anthropology, archaeology, cultural anthropology, cultural resource management, ethnography, medical anthropology, psychology
Area(s) of Expertise
urban anthropology, urban planning, human services research, planning, information systems devlopment, medical anthropology, legal anthropology, network analysis, housing & community development, Since graduaprogram evaluation, disability studies
Current Area of Employment
Executive Director - A Place Like Home (nonprofit foreclosure defense)
