Thursday, November 12, 2009
The University of Maryland's Department of Anthropology and the Cultural Systems Analysis Group Present: CuSAG's Brown Bag Lunch Series on Applied Urban Ethnographic and Community Health Sciences
Description:
Tony L. Whitehead, PhD, MS.Hyg.
Professor of Anthropology and Director of CuSAG
An Introduction to the Series and CuSAG's Ongoing and Planned Programs in Applied Urban Ethnographic and Community Health Sciences
This is a new CuSAG initiative with several goals in mind:
(1) To give greater visibility to the creativity and value that ethnography can bring to our understanding of urgent health and social issues and to the development of programs to address such issues;
(2) To share the innovative ways that anthropologists, and others have applied ethnography, particularly in urban and complex human situations;
(3) To bring scientific rigor and a level of standardization to the study of socio-cultural contexts, processes and meaning systems in health and other social issues; and
(4) to move towards the development of a consortium structure focused on applied urban ethnographic and community health sciences.
{Will appear in FYI on Nov 7, 2009
Start Time:
12:00 PM
End Time:
1:30 PM
Room:
1102
Common Location Name:
Woods
Other Contact Information:
Dr. Tony Whitehead
Anthropology Department & The Cultural Systems Analysis Group
twhitehe@anth.umd.edu
www.cusag.umd.edu