Michael Bobick (OC '02) I am currently a Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow at the American University
of Central Asia where I am teaching in the Anthropology Department and in their First Year Seminar, a yearlong liberal arts core course. I received my Ph.D. in sociocultural anthropology in May 2012, and
currently live in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan with my wife and our 10 month old daughter.
My faculty profile has information about my dissertation, research, etc.
http://www.auca.kg/en/michael_
About winter term projects - AUCA is always open to students coming either informally or formally, just have them contact me. A more viable option for field research is the new AUCA-Bard study abroad
program, which provides for language work, coursework, and fieldwork for anthropology students. We have a great department that is always willing to accomodate foreign students and researchers from all
levels...
http://auca.bard.edu/ (2012)
Noelle Galos Zambrano (OC '08) Moved back to my native DC with Ben King ('08) and will be graduating from Georgetown this December with an MA in Linguistics, Language and Communication. Looking forward to coming back to the advocacy world and applying my training for non-profits and social justice organizations in a communications, research or programmatic capacity.
Possible opportunities at my nonprofit Many Languages One Voice based in DC. Intern positions could include communications (social media, newsletters, etc), development/fundraising, event planning, youth organizing, and policy advocacy. Must be fluent in at least one language other than English, especially Spanish, Amharic, French, Chinese (Mandarin or Chinese), Korean, Vietnamese, Bengali or Arabic.
Interested students can contact me via email: ng276@georgetown.edu (2012)
William Griscom (OC '07) I'm currently a fourth year graduate student in the cognitive psychology program at UC Berkeley, working with Prof. Stephen Palmer on questions related to visual perception, culture & aesthetics.
I would love to talk with any students who are interested in studying the psychology of culture & cognition. Our lab regularly take undergraduate and post-bacc volunteers who are looking to gain research experience in preparation for grad school.
For more info on current projects in our lab, students can take a look at our website: http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~
Send me an email! will.griscom@gmail.com (2012)
RachShea Winsett (OC 08) Completed my Masters Degree in Historical Archaeology at the College of William and Mary. I am currently working on my dissertation proposal in Historical Anthropology at William and Mary. I focus on African American history, identity and race and racialization.
I am not in charge of the project but if there are Anthropology majors looking for a field school in Historic Archaeology, the College of William and Mary offers a field school at Colonial Williamsburg. I also work in the Institute for Historical Biology (IHB) so if students are interested in doing research on biological anthropology and community engagement, the IHB is a great resource.
email winsetts86@gmail.com (2012)
