Wednesday, November 16, 2011

12:00-13:45

2-0080

MARKETING’S TIDEMARKS, LEGACIES FROM ANTHROPOLOGY: TRACING THE FUTURE OF SENSORY MARKETING
Timothy de Waal Malefyt, George E Marcus and Paul Stoller

14:30-16:30

2-0400

Ideas and Techniques for Organizing An Ethnographic Field School
James Tim M Wallace and George Gmelch

16:00-17:45

2-0465

LINKING TOURISM PAST WITH ITS PRESENT: REFLECTIONS AND DIRECTIONS
Heidi J Nicholls, James Tim M Wallace and Valene Smith

20:00-21:45

2-0830

ANTHROPOLOGICAL LEGACIES AND CURRENT TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL SERVICE-LEARNING AND STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS
Eric T Miller and Margaret A Perkinson

Thursday, November 17, 2011

08:00-10:00

3-0195

Engaging Journalism: Making Anthropology Visible In the Public Sphere
Brian M McKenna

3-0200

Hanging Out Your Shingle: Practical, Strategic and Ethical First Steps for Anthropological Contract Work Part I
Ken C Erickson and Stephanie Paladino

10:15-12:00

3-0425

TRACING THEORY:APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGISTS AND THE USE OF THEORY IN PUBLIC HEALTH INTERVENTIONS
Mark C Edberg

10:30-12:30

3-0500

Putting Anthropology to Work: Taking A Life Course Approach to Your Career
Sherylyn H Briller

3-0505

Transferring Ethnographic Competencies to Subject Matter Experts
Margaret H Szymanski and Brigitte Jordan

11:45-15:45

3-0515

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PRACTICE OF ANTHROPOLOGY (NAPA) GOVERNING COUNCIL MEETING
James Tim M Wallace

13:00-15:00

3-0615

Marketing the Anthropological Lens
Rita M Denny and Patricia L Sunderland

13:45-15:30

3-0705

TIDEMARKS AND FRONTIERS: ANTHROPOLOGY IN DISABILITY STUDIES
Devva Kasnitz

13:45-17:30

3-0830

THE TROUBLE WITH 'YOUTH AT RISK': HOW CAN ANTHROPOLOGY DECONSTRUCT PATHOLOGIZING CATEGORIES WHILE REMAINING A CONSTRUCTIVE PARTNER TO PRACTITIONERS WORKING TO ALLEVIATE SOCIAL SUFFERING?
Julia Kirst, Marguerite Souliere, Jean J Schensul and Lynn M Nybell

15:30-17:30

3-0905

Hanging Out Your Shingle: Practical, Strategic and Ethical First Steps for Anthropological Contract Work Part 2
Ken C Erickson and Stephanie Paladino

Friday, November 18, 2011

08:00-09:45

4-0110

LIBRARY ETHNOGRAPHY: NEGOTIATING INFORMATION'S LEGACIES AND REVOLUTIONS
Andrew D Asher and Nancy Fried Foster

08:00-11:45

4-0270

THE LEGACIES AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS OF BUSINESS ANTHROPOLOGY
Elizabeth K. Briody, Christina Wasson and Melissa Cefkin

10:30-12:30

4-0520

The UN/Civil Society Interface: Walking and Working the UN Corridors
Eva Friedlander PhD and Pamela J Puntenney PhD

11:00-16:00

4-0525

EMPLOYER EXPOSITION
Cathleen E Crain, Kathleen Terry-Sharp and Angel Jackson-White

12:15-13:30

4-0620

EVALUATION ANTHROPOLOGY INTEREST GROUP BUSINESS MEETING
Eve C Pinsker

13:00-15:00

4-0685

Preparing Undergraduates to Practice Anthropology
Anne J Goldberg

4-0690

Free Software for Writing and Managing Fieldnotes: New Release of Fieldworks Data Notebook
G Tomas Woodward and James Tim M Wallace

13:45-15:30

4-0805

THE LEGACIES AND FUTURE DIRECTIONS OF BUSINESS ANTHROPOLOGY - PART 2
Ann T Jordan, Elizabeth K. Briody and Eric J Arnould PhD

13:45-15:45

4-0870

“It’s Who You Know: Using Networking Techniques and Strategies to Increase Your Networking Success.”
Sabrina Nichelle Scott, Jen A Cardew Kersey and Edward Liebow

15:30-17:30

4-0975

Anthropology In Focus Groups: Expanded Opportunities for Anthropologists In Marketing Research
Robert J Morais

18:15-19:30

4-1210

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE PRACTICE OF ANTHROPOLOGY (NAPA) ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
James Tim M Wallace

Saturday, November 19, 2011

08:00-09:45

5-0070

THE CHANGING FACE OF ANTHROPOLOGY: WHAT IT MEANS FOR ANTHROPOLOGICAL CAREERS AND FOR DEPARTMENTS
Shirley J Fiske, Linda A Bennett, Sherylyn H Briller, Keri Brondo, Jeffrey H Altschul, Judith Freidenberg, Carla Guerron-Montero PhD, Terry M Redding and Robert T Trotter II