2-0830 ANTHROPOLOGICAL LEGACIES AND CURRENT TRENDS IN INTERNATIONAL SERVICE-LEARNING AND STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS

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Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 20:00-21:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Those involved in mentoring activities, Students, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Practicing and Applied Anthropologists

Organizers: Eric T Miller (Virginia Tech) and Margaret A Perkinson (Saint Louis University)

Chairs: Eric T Miller (Virginia Tech) and Margaret A Perkinson (Saint Louis University)

Discussants: Eric T Miller (Virginia Tech)

20:00

International Service Learning: Lessons From Vicos, Peru

Katherine McCaffrey (Montclair State University) and Kenneth Brook (Montclair State University)

20:15

New Media, Old Problems, and Transnational Community-Based Learning As Collaborative Anthropology

Eriberto P Lozada Jr. (Davidson College)

20:30

Peace Corps and Learning Through Service: What Can Anthropology Offer?

Joanne Peetz Moore (Peace Corps)

20:45

Relevance of the AAA Code of Ethics to International Interdisciplinary Service-Learning: Examples From NAPA-OT Field School In Antigua, Guatemala and From Montes Claros, Brazil

Margaret A Perkinson (Saint Louis University) and Kimberly M Jones (State University of Montes Claros, Brazil )

21:00

When Volunteerism Is a Contested Notion: International Service Learning In Greece

Aimee J Placas (College Year in Athens)

21:15

Damp Room and Saying “Please”: Mimesis and Alterity of “Space Between” In Study Abroad Experience

Neriko M Doerr (Ramapo College)

21:30

Discussant

Eric T Miller (Virginia Tech)

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