Undergraduate Courses:
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (Human Cultures)
Anthropology of the Family
American Identities (Introduction to American Studies)
Food and Culture
South Pacific Cultures
Anthropology of Judaism
Anthropology of Religion
Biblical Ritual and Myth
Anthropology of Art and Museums
Mind, Self and Emotion in Culture (Psychological Anthropology)
History of Anthropological Theory
Culture Theory
Anthropology of the Body and Sexuality
Anthropology of Time and
Space
Symbolic Anthropology
Anthropology of Childhood and Parenting
Anthropology of Women and Gender
Men and Masculinity
Social Science Honor Scholar
Seminars: Violence, Society and
Utopia (1995); Sacrifice, Religion and the
Morality of Culture
(1996); Sacrificial Religions, Modes of Thought,
Cultural Gazes
(1997); Religion, Sexuality and Violence (1999)
Folklore (team-taught)
Winter Term: From Shangri-la to Mount Everest: Nepal through
Tourism, Himalayan Trekking, Utopian Desire
and Hindu-Buddhist
Religion; Death Around the World; advisor
of student
internships. Plus, I was fieldwork advisor
at DePauw for
numerous student Winter Term projects, e.g.,
health care
among the Chamorros, Guam; Hawaiian
sovereignty movement;
tourism and Hawaii; Samoan music and cultural
identity in
Hawaii.
Graduate and Professional
Development Institute Courses (Wheelock College)
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