Curriculum Vitae - Anthropological Niche of Douglas W. Hume




	Anthropological Niche of Douglas W. Hume



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If you need help, you can use the Site Map, or use the search tool above, and if that doesn't work, contact me.				Curriculum Vitae - Douglas William Hume, Ph.D. Contact Information Northern Kentucky University Department of Sociology/Anthropology/Philosophy 238 Landrum Academic Center Highland Heights, KY 41099 Phone: (859) 572-5702 FAX: (859) 572-6086 NKU Email Address GMail Email Address Education Ph.D. University of Connecticut, Anthropology. Dissertation: Agriculture in Madagascar: Conservation and Cultural Meanings of Rice. Committee: James Boster (Chair), Roy D'Andrade, Robert Dewar and Richard Sosis. 2005. M.A. California State University, Fullerton, Anthropology. Thesis: Towards a Synthesis of Ethnoscience and Symbolic Anthropology: An Ethnography of Surgical Culture. Committee: Susan Parman (Chair), Jacob Pandian and Lorie Sheeran. 1999. B.A. California State University, Fullerton, Anthropology. 1994. A.A. Orange Coast College, General Education. 1992. Research Interests Cultural anthropology; applied anthropology; ethnoecology; analysis of inter- and intracultural variation; cultural models; ritual; conservation; agriculture; linguistics; Internet culture; Madagascar; North America. Teaching Positions 2007-date Assistant Professor, Northern Kentucky University. 2007 Lecturer, Southern Connecticut State University. 2006 Lecturer, Quinebaug Valley Community College. 2006-2007 Lecturer, University of Connecticut. Graduate Assistant/Teaching Positions at the University of Connecticut 2001-2005 Instructor (Graduate Assistant). 2001 Graduate Assistant - Integration of Audio/Video for Teaching Anthropology. 2000-2003 Anthropology Computer Lab Technician/Webmaster. 1999-2001 Teaching Assistant (Graduate Assistant). Research Experience 2007-date Student Identification of "Racial Types", Kentucky. 2004 Dissertation Research, Madagascar. 2004 Risk Taking and Environmental Beliefs, Connecticut. 2003-2007 Student Identification of "Racial Types", Connecticut. 2003 Age and Environmental Beliefs, Connecticut and Internet. 2003 Dissertation Research, Madagascar. 2002 Cultural Models of the Environment, Connecticut and Internet. 2001 Pre-Dissertation Research, Madagascar. 1999-2000 The Internet and Birders, Internet. 1998-1999 Master's Thesis Research, Hospital Operating Room, California. 1995-1997 Assistant Archæology Laboratory Director, California. 1994-1997 Assistant Archæology Field Director, California. 1994 Groundstone/Inversion Analysis, California. 1993-1994 Hospital Operating Room Ethnography, California. 1993 Projectile Point Analysis, California. Publications Articles in Refereed Journals 2006 Swidden Agriculture and Conservation in Eastern Madagascar: Stakeholder Perspectives and Cultural Belief Systems. Conservation and Society 4(2):287-303. Articles in Non-Refereed Journals Submitted Swidden Agriculture and Conservation in Eastern Madagascar: Stakeholder Perspectives and Cultural Belief Systems. Current Conservation. 2006 Tanim-Bary Rituals Among the Betsimisaraka in Andasibe. Taloha 16-17. 2006 Rituels des Tanim-bary Chez Les Bestsimisaraka D'Andasibe. Translated by L. Modeste Rakotondrasoa. Taloha 16-17. Articles or Chapters in Books Submitted Madagascar. In Encyclopedia of Global Warming and Climate Change. George Philander, ed. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications. 2007 Mode of Production. In Encyclopedia of Environment and Society, Volume 3. Paul Robbins, ed. Pp. 1154-5. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications. 2007 Game Theory. In Encyclopedia of Environment and Society, Volume 2. Paul Robbins, ed. Pp. 721-2. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications. 2007 Prisoner’s Dilemma. In Encyclopedia of Environment and Society, Volume 4. Paul Robbins, ed. Pp. 1427-9. Thousand Oaks: Sage Publications. 2007 Geographic Overviews, Africa (East): Madagascar and Surrounding Islands, Volume ?. In Encyclopedia of Archaeology. Deborah M. Pearsall, ed. Pp. ???-?. Elsevier. Brief Communications 2007 with Sharlotte Neely. Public and Applied Anthropology at Northern Kentucky University. Society for Applied Anthropology Newsletter 18(4):34-37. Dissertation/Thesis 2005 Agriculture in Madagascar: Conservation and Cultural Meanings of Rice. Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Anthropology, University of Connecticut. 1999 Towards a Synthesis of Ethnoscience and Symbolic Anthropology: An Ethnography of Surgical Culture. M.A. thesis, Department of Anthropology, California State University, Fullerton. Reports/Student Journals/Museum Brochures 1995 Um Hapi Qaa'öniwti (You Really Have Become Corn): The Hopi Concept of Self. Anthropological Perspectives 3:15-20. 1994 Projectile Points. In Glimpses of Prehistoric America. Constance Cameron, ed. Pp. 18-9. Fullerton: Museum of Anthropology, California State University, Fullerton. 1994 Picking a Case: An Ethnography of a Surgical Nurse. Anthropological Perspectives 2:42-46. 1994 Inversion Method: Groundstone Analysis of CA-ORA-35, The Los Piños Site. California Department of Forestry and Fire Prevention. 1993 Beringia: Controversies Arise. in Anthropological Perspectives 1:35-51. 1993 Projectile Point Analysis: CA-ORA-35, The Los Piños Site. California Department of Forestry and Fire Prevention. Works in Progress ---- Malagasy Swidden Agriculture: The Influence of Conservation Organizations on Indigenous Knowledge (previously submitted to American Anthropologist, now revising for resubmission). ---- Medicinal Plants as Conservation Capital in Andasibe, Madagascar (poster presented at the American Anthropological Association meetings, now being written for either the Journal of Ethnobotany or Ethos). ---- Restoring Balance: Gift Giving from Physicians to Patients, with David Krassner, MD. (a partial draft has been completed, now being revised for publication in Practicing Anthropology). ---- Rice Varieties in Madagascar: Merchants’ and Farmers’ Schemas (previously submitted to Culture and Agriculture, now being revised for submission to Human Organization). Papers and Posters Presented submitted Farmer’s Categories of "Wet" and "Dry": Implications for Agricultural Development in Madagascar. Meetings of the Society for Applied Anthropology in Memphis, Tennessee, March 25-29, 2008. accepted Medicinal Plants as Conservation Capital in Andasibe, Madagascar. Poster. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., November 29, 2007. 2007 Malagasy Healers as Conservationists. Session Chair. Anthropologists and Sociologists of Kentucky Annual Meeting at Northern Kentucky University, September 22, 2007. 2007 Rice Preferences in Madagascar: Obstacles in the Sustainable Development of Agriculture. Meetings of the Society for Applied Anthropology in Tampa, Florida, March 30. 2006 Obstacles in the Agricultural Development of Eastern Madagascar: Variation in Cultural Models of Rice Types by Scientists, Consumers and Farmers. Poster Session Chair. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting in San Jose, California, November 18. 2006 Agriculture in Madagascar: Comparison of the Rituals of Swidden and Irrigated Farming. Meetings of the Society for Applied Anthropology in Vancouver, British Columbia, April 1. 2005 Swidden and Irrigated Farming Rituals in Andasibe, Madagascar. Poster. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., December 2. 2005 Malagasy Swidden Agriculture: The Influence of Conservation Organizations on Indigenous Knowledge. Poster. Meetings of the Society for Applied Anthropology in Santa Fe, New Mexico, April 9. 2004 Swidden Agriculture: The Influence of Conservation Organizations on Indigenous Knowledge. Roy Rappaport Panel. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting in San Francisco, California, November 17-21 (Atlanta, December 18). 2004 Agricultural Change in Eastern Madagacar. Session Chair. Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting in Dallas, Texas, April 3. 2003 Swidden Farming in Madagascar: Cultural Models versus Actual Behavior. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting in Chicago, Illinois, November 20. 2002 Discounting, Human Effects and Place: Relationships Between Cultural Models of the Environment. Poster Session Chair. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana, November 22. 2002 Conservation and Cultural Models in Madagascar. Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, March 9. 2001 Community as 'Place': The Tragedy of the Commons, Cooperation and Community-Based Conservation in Madagascar. Part of organized panel, Ecology, Culture and the Transformation of Values: Place-based Analyses and Globalization, to the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., November 28. 2000 Birder Identity and Environmental Conservation: Is Knowledge Enough? American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting in San Francisco, California, November 19. 1998 North American Culture Areas: Uses and Limitations of Population Patterning. Poster. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, December 5. 1996 Projectile Points and Groundstone Artifacts from CA-ORA-35: A Preliminary Analysis. Southern California Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting at Loyola Marymount University, California, May 4. 1996 Investigations at the Nichols Institute Site (CA-ORA-840a): An Early Occupation at the "Miling Stone Culture". with L. Joesink-Mandeville and C. Cameron. Southern California Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting at Loyola Marymount University, California, May 4. 1995 Using the Inversion Method in a California Archæological Site. Poster Session Chair. Archæological Institute of America Annual Meeting at San Diego, California, December 27. 1995 Environmental Archæology: The Use of Biology, Geology, and Geography in Archæological Interpretation. Southern California Academy of Sciences Annual Meeting at California State University, Fullerton, California, May 6. 1995 The Inversion Method: Understanding Vertical Distribution Within Archæological Sites. Southwestern Anthropological Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, California, April 8. 1995 Environmental Archæology: The Use of Biology, Geology, and Geography in Archæological Interpretation. Sacramento Anthropological Society Symposium "Anthropology at Work: Show and Tell in the Four Fields", Sacramento, California, March 18. Grants and Fellowships submitted Faculty Summer Fellowship, University of Northern Kentucky. 2004 Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, University of Connecticut. 2004 Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grant, National Science Foundation (BCS-0349981, James Boster PI). 2004 Extraordinary Expense Award, Graduate School, University of Connecticut. 2002 Travel Grant, University of Connecticut, Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia. 2001 Summer Research Grant, University of Connecticut Anthropology Department, Preliminary Dissertation Research, Madagascar. 2001 Summer Research Fellowship, University of Connecticut Anthropology Department, Preliminary Dissertation Research, Madagascar. 2000 Travel Grant, University of Connecticut, American Anthropological Association Meeting, San Francisco, California. 2000 Summer Research Grant, University of Connecticut Anthropology Department, Intensive French Language Course, Paris, France. 1994 Departmental Associations Council, CSU Fullerton, publication grant for program of 1st Annual Anthropology Student Symposium, Anthropological Perspectives, Volume 3, and 1st Annual Anthropology Students Symposium. Honors and Awards 2004 Sixth Annual Rappaport Panel, Anthropology and Environment Section, American Anthropological Association. 2002 Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award, University of Connecticut. 1999 Professional Achievement Award, Anthropology Department, CSU Fullerton. 1995 Special Project Award, Anthropology Department, CSU, Fullerton. 1995 Organizational Excellence Award, Anthropology Department, CSU, Fullerton. 1994 Lambda Alpha, Eta Chapter, Honors, Anthropology Department, CSU, Fullerton. 1994 Distinguished Service Award, Anthropology Department, CSU, Fullerton. 1994 Organizational Excellence Award, Anthropology Department, CSU, Fullerton. Professional Memberships 2007-date Anthropologists and Sociologists of Kentucky. 2007-date Kentucky Academy of Science. 2000-date Society for Applied Anthropology (Fellow). 1993-date American Anthropological Association (Environmental Anthropology Section, Evolutionary Anthropology Section, and National Association for the Practice of Anthropology). Professional Activities 2002 Manuscript Reviewer, Journal of Ecological Anthropology. 1994-1995 Editor, Anthropological Perspectives, CSU, Fullerton. 1993-1994 Associate Editor, Anthropological Perspectives, CSU, Fullerton. Service Activities 2007-date Web Manager, Anthropology Program, NKU. 2007-date Web Manager, Sociology, Anthropology and Philosphy Department, NKU. 2007-date Web Manager, Anthropologists and Sociologists of Kentucky.. 2007-date Anthropology Major, Computer Competency Examiner, NKU. 2007-date Applied Anthropology Information and Job Board Maintainer, NKU. 2007-date Sustainability Committee Member, NKU. 2007-date College Champions (NKU Web Site Redesign Committee) Member, NKU.



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