Gerald Murray, Ph.D. Title : Professor Emeritus Interests : Applied anthropology, anthropology of religion, linguistics, agroforestry, Caribbean and Latin America, Israel and Palestine Programs : Cultural Anthropology Personal Statement I have done extended fieldwork in Haiti and the Dominican Republic , and have done applied contract assignments in 15 countries for 27 public and private agencies. I designed and […]
Professor Emeritus Interests Transnational migration, Women’s roles in the United States, Gender roles cross-culturally, Anthropological theory, Anthropological ecology, Frontier agriculture, Brazil; United States; Paraguay Programs Cultural Anthropology Personal Statement My research specialties include Brazilian culture and society, international migration and gender roles cross-culturally. I have done field work in Brazil, Paraguay, and the United States. […]
Professor Emeritus Interests Anthropological methods, literacy Programs Cultural Anthropology Personal Statement My view is that cultural differences are exactly what we want to record faithfully. I am dedicated to teaching students about research design and about the systematic methods available for collecting and analyzing field data. Over the years, my course on research design has […]
Associate Professor Email: mwarren@ufl.edu Pound Lab Education Ph.D. M.A. B.A. Research Interests Warren’s areas of interest include forensic identification and trauma analysis, human variation, and the relationship between the environment and body form. His current project is a collaborative effort with Dr. David Daegling, examining the mechanism of trauma in rib and mandibular fractures. Warren […]
Distinguished Service Professor Professor Emeritus Office: Turlington Hall, Room B356 Phone: (352) 294-7596 Email: moseley@ufl.edu Website: http://www.clas.ufl.edu/users/moseley Education: Ph.D., Anthropology, Harvard University, 1968 M.A., Anthropology, Harvard University, 1965 B.A., Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley, 1963 Research Interests Settlement and subsistence patterns; early agricultural economies; preindustrial urbanism; pre-Hispanic architecture; pre-Hispanic irrigation and water management technology; Colonial Period and Spanish contact […]
Professor, Department of Anthropology Melton Legislative Professor and Director, Center for Jewish Studies Office: Walker Hall, Room 201 Phone: (352) 392-9247 Email: jkugelma@ufl.edu Education Ph.D. New School for Social Research M.A. New School for Social Research B.A. McGill University Research Interests Personal Statement I am a cultural anthropologist with a background and continuing interest […]