Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting

2019 Society for Applied Anthropology
Portland, OR, USA.
March 19-23, 2019

Session: Navigating the research process in community

Four PhD students from ALRS and two students from School of Anthropology organized, participated and presented at the annual meeting of Society for Applied Anthropology at Portland, Oregon.

Organizers: Yu-Rong Joy Liu (U of Arizona) and Austin Duncan (U of Arizona) Discussant: Dr. Diane Austin

• Elizabeth Eklund, Research Encounters: Scheduled and Spurious
• Austin Duncan, Living “The Social Life of TBI”: On the Value of Embodied Research in the Social Sciences
• Yu-Rong Joy Liu, Navigating the Boundary in a Strongly Bureaucratized Society: The Value of Job Shadowing and the Balance of Formal and Informal Knowledge and Identities in Rural China
• Saleh Ahmed, Data Collection in Data Poor Region: Understanding the Demands for Climate Information in Coastal Bangladesh
• Rachel L. Murray, Put It on the Map: Combining GIS, Geo-ethnography, and Socio-institutional Network Mapping
• Marie-Blanche Roudaut, Exploring the Relationship between Sustainable Land Management Practices and Traditional Ecological Knowledge among Smallholder Farmers in Northern Ghana