3-0400 MARKING DIFFERENCE IN THE GUISE OF TRANSCENDING IT: SERVICE LEARNING AND STUDY ABROAD IN AMERICAN EDUCATION

Thursday, November 17, 2011: 10:15-12:00

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

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: Richard Handler (Virginia University)

Chairs: Bonnie Urciuoli (Hamilton College)

10:15

Give Service: Cultural Citizenship, Service Learning, and the Construction of Difference In U.S. Youth Development Organizations

Pauline Turner Strong (University of Texas at Austin)

10:30

"Everyone's Got Room to Grow": Reflections On Service Learning

Chaise LaDousa (Hamilton College)

10:45

Bullying Laws and Service Learning In Massachusetts: After the Crisis, Implementing Peer-to-Peer Work

Elizabeth Stassinos (AAA and Westfield State University )

11:00

Coming-of-Age In America-Abroad

Catarina Krizancic (University of Virginia)

11:15

Digital Sensitivity: New Technologies and Old Attitudes In Images of Africa

Samuel Z. Spies (Temple)

11:30

Playing Doctor: How Medical Anthropology and Bioethics Help American Students Recognize Culture and Power During Global Health Training In Africa

Kearsley A Stewart (Northwestern University)

11:45

The Rebellious Consumer: Development, Service, and the Depoliticization of Poverty

Jason Hickel (University of Virginia and London School of Economics)

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