I have designed and taught graduate and undergraduate core anthropology courses and thematic courses related to issues of human rights, peace, and justice. I mentor undergraduate students completing Peace and Justice studies capstone papers. With Provost’s Undergraduate Research Initiative awards, I have also provided research opportunities for undergraduate students as part of ongoing research projects. As a teacher, I strive to equip my students with skills to consider the human condition in its multiple dimensions and imagine new possibilities for achieving social justice. My courses engage scholarly debates and awareness of their real-world applications and consequences. I also direct Peace and Justice Studies, for more information about, see here.
Recent Courses
Graduate
ANP 811 Knowledge, Memory, Archives
ANP 812 Violence and the State: Anthropological Approaches
Undergraduate
ANP 236 The Anthropology of Peace and Justice Studies
ANP 436 Globalization and Justice: Issues in Political and Legal Anthropology
ANP 439 Human Rights: Anthropological Perspectives
Past Courses
Graduate
ANP 855 The Roots of Contemporary Anthropological Theory
Undergraduate
ANP 201Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
ANP 413 Indonesian Culture and Politics: Islam and Beyond
ANP 429 Ethnographic Field Methods
ANP 489 Anthropology Capstone Course
