Rose C.
Jones, Ph.D.
Medical
Anthropologist
1994 Ph.D. Anthropology Southern
1991 M.A. Anthropology Southern
1983 B.A. History
Cultural Competency
HIV/AIDS
Sex and Sexuality
The Culture of Biomedicine
Women & Gender Studies
Community & Preventive
Medicine
Ethnographic Research and
Methodology
Curriculum Development and
Integration
RESEARCH AREAS: Caribbean, Native
LANGUAGE:
Patwah
POSITIONS HELD:
2006 - Present Consultant
2000 – 2005 Medical
Anthropologist/Clinical Faculty, Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education and
2001 - 2002 Adjunct,
Department of Anthropology, Southern
1997 - 1995 Assistant
Professor, Department of Physician Assistant Studies, UT Southwestern
1995 - 1991 Instructor,
Women’s Studies Program, Southern Methodist University
1989 - 1987 Teaching
Assistant, Department of Anthropology, Southern
2006 Consultant
·
Provide HIV/AIDS
training to AIDS Service Organizations (ASOs)
·
Didactic
presentations at HIV/AIDS medical conferences
·
Cultural
competency lectures at various universities
·
Native American
& HIV/AIDS training and education outreach in
2000 – 2005 Consulting Anthropologist & Clinical
Faculty, Texas/Oklahoma AIDS
Education and
·
Design,
implement, and evaluate a cultural competency curriculum for medical
professionals treating HIV/AIDS patients in underserved communities in
·
Conduct cultural
trainings at medical conferences and symposiums
·
Conduct
ethnographic research on introducing HIV clinical trials in rural, minority
communities
·
Collaborate with
AETC National Resource Center (NRC) on the development and marketing of
HIV/AIDS cultural curriculum
Jan 2000 Consulting anthropologist, Department of
Dermatology, UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas (Ponciano
Cruz, M.D., contact person)
·
Observe and
critique the dermatology faculty conduct interviews with prospective residents;
help with the selection process; develop a behavioral interview schedule for
faculty to use in subsequent interviews
1998 - 2000 Consulting anthropologist, Geo-Marine,
Inc.,
·
Curriculum design
and development for the Historical Study of Freedman’s Cemetery,
1998
Consulting anthropologist,
·
Collaborate on
the design and execution of a colloquium on culture, mental health, and patient
care for employees at the
Consulting anthropologist, UT
Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas (Patricia Chandler, MD, Department of
Family Practice and Community Medicine, contact person)
·
Research design
and data analysis for an Office of Alternative Medicine (OAM) grant on
cardiovascular disease and alternative health practitioners in the
1996 - 1997 Consulting anthropologist, Mothers
Against Drunk Driving (MADD) (Margaret Collins, Director, contact person)
·
Strategic
planning for the development and implementation of an interdisciplinary,
community-oriented educational campaign to reduce alcohol-related vehicular
injuries and fatalities within Hispanic communities in Dallas/Fort Worth
·
Project has
become a national model for cultural competency training for MADD
1996 - 1997 Co-principal investigator (with John Coscia, M.D., Department of Radiology, UT Southwestern
Medical Center at Dallas) for the project “Breast Cancer and Mammography: An
Assessment of Women’s Fears” (IRB 0997
39200)
1996 - 1997 Co-principal investigator (with PM Statler, PA-C, Department of Physician Assistant Studies,
UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas) for the project “Gross Anatomy and Physician
Assistants’ Socialization” (IRB 0496 12600)
Consulting anthropologist,
·
Research design
for a project to identify psychosocial barriers to breast cancer screening
among women in underserved communities in
1995 - 1997 Co-Principle investigator (with P.
Eugene Jones, Ph.D.), Department of
Physician Assistant Studies, UT Southwestern Medical Center at
·
Design,
implement, and evaluate the sociocultural component of the Physician Assistant
curriculum
1989 - 1990 Doctoral research: “Songs from the
Village: An Ethnography of Gender, Reproduction, and Sexuality in
Research assistant for the project “A Comparative
Study of Eastern Caribbean Fertility Decline,”
1989
Research assistant for the project “Factors Influencing Prenatal Care among Low-income
Jamaica Women,”
1989 - 1986 Research
in residence for the project “Infertility and Reproductive Technologies” RESOLVE,
1987
Research assistant for the project “Childbirth Education and Childbirth Models, Parental
Perspectives on Control, Anesthesia, and Technological Intervention,” Carolyn Sargent, Ph.D. and Nancy Stark, Principle Investigators,
Department of Anthropology, Southern Methodist University
1988
Research in residence for the project “Mediating Health Structures: Grass
Roots Movements and Reproductive Technology,” Department of Anthropology,
Southern Methodist University
1984 Research in residence for the project
“An Ethology of the Dwarf Mongoose,”
1982
Senior Project: “Folklore in an Urban Black Community,” Department of Anthropology,
TECHNICAL REPORTS AND TRAINING MODULES
2006 Native Americans and HIV/AIDS: Training and
Educational Outreach and Assessment in
2005 The Culture of Biomedicine: An
Anthropological Perspective. Prepared for the Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education
and Training Center (TOAETC) and the National Resource Center (NRC); available
at www.aidsetc.org
Sex, Culture and AIDS: A Biosocial
Perspective for Healthcare Providers.
Prepared for the Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education and Training Center
(TOAETC) and the National Resource Center (NRC); available at www.aidsetc.org
Women, Culture and HIV/AIDS: An
Anthropological Assessment. Prepared for the Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education
and Training Center (TOAETC) and the National Resource Center (NRC); available
at www.aidsetc.org
Migration, Hispanics & HIV/AIDS: A Cultural
Assessment. Prepared for the
Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education and Training Center (TOAETC) and the National
Resource Center (NRC); available at www.aidsetc.org
HIV/AIDS & Rural Communities: A Cultural
Assessment. Prepared for the
Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education and Training Center (TOAETC) and the National
Resource Center (NRC); available at www.aidsetc.org
Culture, Communication and HIV/AIDS: An
Anthropological Assessment; Training module prepared for the Texas/Oklahoma
AIDS Education and
Culture and Cultural Competency on the Texas/Mexican
Border. Training module prepared for
the Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education and
2003 Rural
and Minority Clinical Trials Study: Site Report for Special Health Resources of
Perinatal HIV Transmission:
Risk & Prevention Training and Education Project. Technical Field Report for
2002 Juarez/El Paso Field Report: Preliminary
Findings and Recommendations, Texas/Mexico Border Training Pilot Project,
Sex Module for HIV/AIDS Health Care
Providers. Prepared for the Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education and
2001 Reynosa Field Report:
Preliminary Findings and Recommendations, Texas/Mexico
Border Training Pilot Project,
2000 A City within a City: The Freedman’s
Town/North Dallas Community Educational
Curriculum (with Victoria Clow, Marsha Prior, Froswa’ Booker- Drew,
and Duane Peter). Prepared by Geo-Marine, Inc. for the Texas Department of Transportation
2003 Separation versus
Integration: Reflections from the AAA Meeting in
Letter to the Editor (with Merrill Singer), Anthropology News, American Anthropology
Association, February.
2002 HIV/AIDS and Native Americans. Prepared
for the Texas Urban Indian News, a monthly newsletter printed and distributed
by the Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas, May.
1999 Husbands and Lovers: Gender Construction and the Ethnography of
Sex Research
In Sex, Sexuality and the Anthropologist, Fran Markowitz and Mike Ashkenazi,
editors,
1998 Improving
Communication and Medical Interviewing Skills: A Community-based Approach”
(with V. Orcutt, PA-C), Academic Medicine 73(5): 588-589.
1995 Women’s Bodies: Medical Praxis and Social Discourse
In Models of Interdisciplinary Teaching: Syllabi from the AGLSP Faculty
Development Institute, Charles Strain, ed. Raleigh, North Carolina:
Association of Graduate Liberal Studies Program.
1992 STDs: To
Clap Add Leak, Koolant, and Bore (with W. Penn Handwerker, Ph.D.) Journal of the American Medical
Association 267 (12): 1166-67.
1989 The
Politics of Reproductive Biology: Exclusionary Policies in the
2002 Curtis Tunnell Award for Multicultural
Study for the
2001
E. Mott Davis
Award for advancing public awareness and appreciation of
archeology
for the educational curriculum and materials developed for the Freedman
Cemetery Project, Council of Texas Archeologist
1998
Outstanding
Service Award for the Hispanic Victim Impact Program (VIP), Mothers Against
Drunk Driving (MADD),
1997
Grants for
Programs in Physician Assistants,
1996 The Young Faculty Award for
Professional Excellence, Association of Physician Assistant National Award,
Pharmacia & Upjohn, $500
1995
National
Endowment for the Humanities, Faculty Development Award, De
1994
Joel Shiner
Award, travel grant for presenting a paper at the national meetings of the American Anthropological Association,
$250
1993
Joel Shiner
Award, travel grant for presenting a paper at the national meetings of the American Anthropological Association,
$250
1989
National Science
Foundation, doctoral research funds (W.
Penn Handwerker, Ph.D., Principle Investigator); BSN 8804719, $15,000
PRESENTATIONS
2006 Colloquium on “The
Cultural Components of HIV/AIDS Prevention, Screening and Treatment” for a
course on the Diplomado en VIH/SIDA para el Medico General,
Invited lecture on “The Missing Culture: Cultural Competency and HIV/AIDS in
Native American Communities” for a workshop for Native American providers
treating HIV/AIDS patients, Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education and Training Center
(TOAETC), Oklahoma City, OK (May/June)
Plenary speaker
on “Women and AIDS: A Cultural Assessment” for Triangle AIDS Network’s annual
update conference,
Invited lecture
on “Women and Sexuality” for an undergraduate course on human sexuality at the
2005 Plenary Speaker on “Sex, Culture and
HIV/AIDS” for Valley AIDS Council, Annual Update AIDS Conference,
Plenary Speaker on “Sex, Culture
and HIV/AIDS” for LE FE Care’s Annual Update AIDS Conference,
Invited lecture
on “Ethnicity and Cultural Competency” for a graduate course on cultural
diversity, UT Southwestern Medical Center,
Key Note Speaker
on “The Culture of Biomedicine and the Problem with Cultural Competency” for
the annual conference on cultural diversity, Yale School of Nursing, New Haven,
Connecticut (September 9)
Invited lecture
on “Native Americans and HIV/AIDS” for the AIDS Resource Group,
Colloquium on “HIV/AIDS and Native
Americans” for a clinical and cultural Training to Native American providers in
Oklahoma; for the Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education and Training Center (TOAETC) in
Tulsa, OK (May 6-7) and Tulsa, OK (June 9-10)
Panelist for a
discussion on “Culture, Migration, HIV/AIDS and Women” (with Jorge Saavedra and Eva Moya) for the 2nd
Annual Women and HIV Conference, Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education and
Workshop on “A Disease without Borders: The Impact of HIV and Migration on
Families Living along the
Workshop
on “Culture and HIV/AIDS” for the
Elements of Success Annual Conference,
Plenary speaker on “Sex, Culture and HIV/AIDS” for Valley
AIDS Council, Annual Conference,
Panelist for a discussion on
“Healthy Border 2010: An Agenda for Improving Health on the U.S. Mexico
Border,” Texas/Oklahoma and Border Ni-National Health Border Summit,
Plenary speaker on “HIV/AIDS in the Rural South: A Cultural
Assessment” for Triangle AIDS Network
Annual Conference, Beaumont, Texas (October 6)
Invited
lecture on “Culture and HIV/AIDS” for
the Department of Infectious Disease Annual HIV/AIDS Update, University of
Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City (August 13)
Poster on “A Multidisciplinary Approach to Initiating
Clinical Trials in Rural Communities” (with A Ribo, Jesus Sandoval, J Grey, P
Keiser) for the XV International AIDS Conference,
Poster
on “AIDS Conspiracy Theories and
their Impact on Treatment Decisions” (with Jesus Sandoval, J Grey, A Ribo,
2004 Invited lecture on “HIV/AIDS in Immigrant Hispanic Populations” for
the Emerging Populations at Risk for HIV, HIV 4 State Conference, Texarkana (April 23)
Session organizer and paper for an
Invited session on “AIDS/HIV in the South: A Cultural Snapshot” for the
Society of Applied Anthropology meeting,
Volunteered paper on “The Whisper Game: HIV Testing and
Treatment Barriers for Women in
Invited
lecture on “The Culture of Gender and
HIV/AIDS: Implications for Providers” for the 1st Annual Women and
HIV Symposium,”
Invited lecture on “AIDS in Rural Communities: A Cultural
Assessment” for the Houston Regional HIV/AIDS Resource Group’s Quarterly
Clinical Staff and Consumer Board Meeting, Lufkin, Texas (March 11)
2003 Poster on HIV Perinatal Transmission Prevention Project (with B
Blake, J Grey and Jesus
Sandoval for the
Invited lecture
on Sex, Culture and AIDS: A Biosocial Perspective for Health
Professionals,” for the annual HIV Update, Thomas Street
Clinic,
Invited lecture
on “Sex, Culture and AIDS: A Biosocial Perspective for Health
Professionals,” for the Department of Infectious Disease
annual HIV/AIDS Update, University
of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Oklahoma City (August 15)
Invited Telelecture on “Culture and HIV/AIDS as it Impacts
Health Professionals in Rural
Communities in the South,” for the School of Rural Public Health’s annual HIV/AIDS Telehealth
Conference for Rural Health Professionals,
Texas A & M University, College Station (June 2)
Invited lecture
on “Sex, Sexuality and Sexual History Taking” for students in the the Nurse Practitioner Program, UT
Southwestern Medical Center at
Invited lecture
on “The Culture of Biomedicine: Implications for HIV/AIDS Providers” for the Department of Infectious
Disease,
Invited lecture
on “Domestic Violence, HIV and Native Americans: Screening and Community-Based Interventions”
for the Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas,
2002 Session Organizer for a Panel on “Cultural Competency Modules for Health
Care Providers” for the American Anthropological Association’s annual meetings,
New Orleans, LA (November 23)
Volunteered paper on “Reconfiguring the Biomedical Concept of Culture
and Cultural Competency” for the session on Cultural Competency Modules for
HealthCare Providers for the American Anthropological Association’s annual
meetings, New Orleans, LA (November 23)
Invited lecture on “The Culture of Biomedicine & HIV Physicians”
for Bio-Ortho Tech Pharmaceutical Company, Parkland Health & Hospital
System, Dallas, TX (November 20)
Invited lecture on “Native Americans and HIV/AIDS: An Epidemiological
and Sociomedical Perspective” for Urban AIDS Network,
Key Note Speaker, “The Canary in the Mine: Rethinking Cultural Competency” for the Texas
Nurse Practitioner Annual Conference,
Plenary Speaker
on “Rethinking the Concept of Culture” for the Youth Angle National Conference:
The Change Culture of Adolescents and HIV Disease,
Invited Lecture
on “The Culture of Biomedicine in Rural Health Care” for the Providers of Rural
Health Care Conference,
Poster presentation on “The Culture of
Medicine and AIDS: An Anthropological Assessment” (with Angel Ribo, Gary
Sinclair, Jesus Sandoval, Sylvia Moreno, and Phillip Keiser) for the
International AIDS Conference,
(July 11)
Poster presentation on “A Collaborative Model for
HIV/AIDS Education and Training for Native American Healthcare Providers (with
Barbara Blake, Angel Ribo, Jesus Sandoval and Wendy McGunkin)
for the International AIDS Conference, Barcelona, Spain (July 9)
Poster presentation on “HIV Clinical Training Model for Physicians on the Texas/Mexico
Border” with J Sandoval, A Ribo, S Moreno, A Perez, N Salazar, F Bonillia, H Pacheco, M Figueroa-Gonzalez for the
International AIDS Conference, Barcelona, Spain (July 9)
Plenary lecture
on “Cultural Competency and the Culture of Biomedicine”” for the Ryan White All
Tittles HIV Conference: A Clinical and Regulator Update,
Invited lecture on “Cultural Competency and HIV/AIDS” for In-House training for Case
Managers at AIDSARMS,
2001
Volunteered paper on “Doctors and Medicine: The Hidden Culture in the AIDS Epidemic” for
the American Anthropological Association’s annual meetings,
Colloquium
on “Domestic Violence & HIV Risk Assessment for American Indian Women” and
“Two-Spirits and Homosexuality: Sex in
American Indian Cultures” for the American Indian/Alaskan Native Provider
Training Seminar, Texas and Oklahoma Aids Education and Training Center,
University of Oklahoma Health Center, Oklahoma City, OK (March 7-8; April
4-5)
2000 Colloquium on “Sexuality
and Sexual Dysfunctions” for the Nurse Practitioner Program, UT Southwestern
Invited lecture on “The Culture of
Psychology” for a course on Cultural Diversity, Department of Psychology, UT
Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas (November 23)
1999 Colloquium on “Sexuality
and Sexual Dysfunctions” for the Nurse Practitioner Program, UT Southwestern
1998 Invited lecture on
“Cultural Diversity” for a course on Interdisciplinary Health Care, School of Allied Health, UT Southwestern
Medical Center (Sept 28)
Invited lecture on “ The Culture of Psychology” for a course on Cultural Diversity,
Department of Psychology, Southwestern Medical School at Dallas (Sept 1)
Invited lecture on “Sexual Dysfunction: A Biocultural Perspective” for the Nurse
Practitioner Program, UT Southwestern Medical Center at
Volunteered paper on “The Biomedical and Ethnomedical Cultures of Mammography and Breast
Screening” (with John Coscia and Marsha Prior) for the Senological
International Society’s annual conference on Breast Disease,
Colloquium
on “Ethnicity and Mental Health and Illness” for
Invited discussant for a session on “Creating Cultural Competence: A New Pedagogy” for
the Society for Applied Anthropology’s annual meetings,
Volunteered paper on “Women’s Fear about Breast Cancer and Mammography: Implications for
Research and Screening” (with John Coscia and Marsha Prior) for the Society for
Applied Anthropology’s annual meetings,
Invited lecture on “Sexual Dysfunctions: A Biocultural Perspective” for the Nurse
Practitioner Program, UT Southwestern Medical Center at
Invited
panelist for a discussion on “Women’s Health” for the Health Care Financing
Administration’s Annual conference, The University of Texas at Dallas (March
18)
1997 Invited
paper on “Medical Education and Anthropology: Bridging the Gap” for the
American Anthropological Association’s annual meetings,
Volunteered paper
on “Gender Violence and Strategy” (with Marsha Prior) for the American Anthropological Association’s
annual meetings,
Invited lecture
on “Achieving Cultural Competency in the Classroom and Clinic” for the Allied
Health Care’s annual Faculty Development Workshop, UT Southwestern Medical
Center at Dallas (November 7)
Invited lecture
on “Taking a Sexual History from a Culturally Competent Perspective” for the
Women’s Health Care’s annual seminar, the Nurse Practitioner Program, UT
Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas (April 15)
Volunteered paper on “Gross Anatomy and the Socialization of Physician Assistants” (with
P.M. Statler) for the annual Allied Health’s Research Forum, UT Southwestern
Allied Health Sciences School (April 9)
Grand
Rounds on “Culture, Ethnicity, and Clinical Interactions” for Children’s
Hospital,
Volunteered paper on “Potions, Charms, and Spells: Revising the Medical Curriculum in
the Era of Managed Care” for the Society of Applied Anthropology’s annual
meetings,
Invited lecture
on “Sex, Gender, and Culture” for an undergraduate course in the Department of
Anthropology,
Invited lecture on “Ethnopsychiatry: Concepts, Approaches, and
Clinical Implications” for the graduate students and faculty at the Department
of Rehabilitation Science, UT Southwestern Allied Health Sciences School
(February 2)
1996 Invited lecture on
“Applied Anthropology in Medical Settings” for an organized panel, Department of Anthropology,
Southern Methodist University (October 22)
Invited lecture on “The Benefits of Integrating Interdisciplinary
Modules into Health Care” for the faculty at UT Southwestern Allied Health
Sciences School (September 11)
Invited lecture
on “Using Qualitative Methodologies in Clinical Research” for the General
Internal Medicine Faculty Scholars, UT Southwestern Medical School (March 7)
Invited discussant for a round table on “Making Women’s Health a Priority: Research and
Funding” for the annual Women’s Symposium, Southern Methodist University (March
6)
Invited lecture
on “Violence Against Women: Theoretical and Methodological Issues” for the
Women’s Studies Program’s faculty, Southern Methodist University (January 22)
1995 Volunteered paper on
“Gender and Violence: A Comparative Analysis” (with Marsha Prior) for the American Anthropological Association’s annual
meetings,
Invited
discussant for a panel on “The Meetings of the Humanities with the Social
Sciences and Natural Sciences” for the Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs
annual meetings, Raleigh, North Carolina (October 5)
Organizer for a session of “Women’s
Health: An Anthropological Perspective” for the South Central Women’s
Association’s annual conference,
Invited discussant for a panel on “Gender Politics” for the annual Women’s Symposium,
Southern Methodist University (March 24)
Invited
lecture on “Demography in the
1994 Volunteered paper on “Husbands and
Lovers: The Unhappy Marriage between Anthropology and Sexuality” for the
American Anthropological Association’s annual meetings,
Invited discussant for a round table on “Feminism in the International Arena” for the
annual Women’s Symposium, Southern Methodist University (March 2)
1993 Volunteered paper on
“Integrating Women’s Reproductive Experiences into Male-oriented Rites of Passage” for the American Anthropological
Association’s annual meetings,
Washington D.C. (November 18)
Invited lecture
on “Teaching Sexuality from a Feminist Perspective” for the Women’s Community
Network of Dallas (September 10)
Invited lecture
on “The Politics of Sex and Sexuality on College Campuses” for the Student Forum,
Southern Methodist University (October11)
Invited discussant for a round table on “Gender and Health in the 1990s” for the annual
Women’s Symposium, Southern Methodist University (March 17)
1992
Volunteered paper on “Small Breasts, Prostitutes and Virgins: Ethnography and HIV in
1991 Invited paper on
“Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Gender-based Power Relations” for the American Anthropological Association’s annual
meetings,
Invited lecture on “Conducting Fieldwork Abroad: A Feminist Perspective” for an undergraduate course, Department of
Sociology, Texas Women’s University,
Invited lecture on “STDs and Ethnomedical Systems” for graduate students and faculty at
the Department of Anthropology, Southern Methodist University (October 4)
1990 Invited lecture on “The
Physician’s Role in Traditional Medical Settings” for visiting physicians at St. Jude’s hospital,
2005 Article referee,
Medical Anthropology Quarterly
2004 Chair, Paper Award Committee for the AIDS and Anthropology Research Group (AARG)
2003 Article
referee, Medical Anthropology Quarterly
2002 - Pres Member, Professional Service Award
Committee, AIDS and Anthropology Research Group (AARG)
2001 Member, Paper Award Committee
for the AIDS and Anthropology Research Group (AARG)
Member, Executive Committee, Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education and
2000 – 05 Member, Texas/Oklahoma AIDS Education and
1998 Article referee,
Human Organization
1997 Co-chair,
Interdisciplinary Health Care Committee, UT Southwestern Allied
Member, Health Promotion/Disease Prevention Management Committee of Breast
Care,
1997 - 1995 Member, APAP Research and Review
Committee, Association of Physician Assistants Programs
Member, Admissions Committee, Department
of Physician Assistant Studies, UT Southwestern
Member, Curriculum Committee, Department
of Physician Assistant Studies, UT Southwestern
Member, Committee on Student Promotions
and Progress, Department of Physician Assistant Studies, UT Southwestern
1996 Member, Interdisciplinary Health Care
Committee, UT Southwestern Allied
1994 Organizer,
South Central Women’s Studies Association,
1995 - 1992 Member,
Women’s Studies Council, Southern Methodist University
Course coordinator, Clinical Skills I
Co-coordinator,
Health Promotion and Disease Prevention
Co-coordinator,
Clinical Science I
Lecturer,
Clinical Science II
Co-coordinator,
Interdisciplinary Health Care
Lecturer,
Physical Therapy Department, Prosetics and Orthotics Program and Rehabilitation Science Department
Co-coordinator, Behavioral Medicine, Internal
Medicine Residency Program
Lecturer, Nurse Practitioner Program
Gender: Images and Perspectives
Sex, Sexuality, and Power
Gender, Family, and Work
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Biological
Anthropology
Regional
Ethnography (Graduate Course)
1995
B.A. (Department
of Physician Assistants, UTSWMC at
WORKS IN PROGRESS
Under contract,
“Culture & Primary Health Care: A Provider’s Guide to Health Promotion and
Disease Prevention” (with W. Penn Handwerker, Ph.D.,) Rowman & Littlefield
Publishers, Inc.
Prospectus, Songs
from the Village: An Ethnography of Gender, Sex, and Reproduction in
In preparation,
“Culture and Medicine: A Paradigm for the New Millenium”
American Anthropological
Association
Society for Medical
Anthropology
Clinically Applied Medical
Anthropology
Society for Applied
Anthropology
Society for Feminist
Anthropology
AIDS and Anthropology and
Research Group