Kathleen S. Fine-Dare
Professor
of Anthropology & Gender/Women's Studies
Affiliated
Professor, Native American & Indigenous Studies
281 Center of Southwest Studies
Fort Lewis College, Durango, CO 81301-3999
970-247-7438
fine_k@fortlweis.edu
Curriculum
Vitae cvWEB2012.htm
book: Border
Crossings: Transnational Americanist Anthropology
(U. Nebraska Press, 2009)
COTOCOLLAO CULTURAL RECUPERATION PROJECT
` Fort Lewis College 2008 With capariche dancers, San Enrique de Velasco, Ecuador 1988
With Lcda. Hilda Cárdenas, Director
of Centro Educativo Juan Pablo I, Quito, Ecuador
(Nanegal, Ecuador, 2003)
970.247.7438 (office) 970.382.6952 (fax) fine_k@fortlewis.edu
I will be on
sabbatical leave during the 2012-2013 academic year. Please email me if you have questions.
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WINTER 2012
Anth 215: Magic & Religion
Anth 358: Native American Gender Issues
Anth 395: History of Anthropological Thought
GWS 496: Senior Seminar in Gender & Women’s Studies
Anth 455: Advanced Research in Latin American Anthropology
Anth 316: Internships in Anthropology
FALL 2011
Anth 151: Introduction to Anthropology (4 credits; 10:55-12:05
MWF) 120 CSWS
Anth 395: History of Anthropological Thought (4 crs. 8:15-9:25 MWF) 105 Campbell Center
Anth 364: Topics in Indigenous Latin America – Power, Place,
& Identity in the Andes (4 crs., 2:30-4:30 TR) 110 Noble Hall
Anth 455: Advanced Research in the Anthropology of Gender (see
me for more information)
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1st summer session 2011
Anth 358: Native American Gender Issues (3 cr.) 2:30-4:30 MTWR
·
This course counts
towards degrees in Native American & Indigenous Studies, Gender &
Women’s Studies, and/or Anthropology
Anth 455: Advanced Research in the Anthropology of Gender
PROFESSIONAL ETHICAL STATEMENTS
Code of Ethics
of the American Anthropological Association
SAA Principles
of Archaeological Ethics
USEFUL LINKS
Fort Lewis College Department of Anthropology
Home Page
American Anthropological Association
LANIC (Latin
American Network Information Center)
COHA (Council
on Hemispheric Affairs)
LASA (Latin American Studies
Association)
Intercultural University Amawtay Wasi, Ecuador
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Last revised: October 2009
Family
of Nicolás Cárdenas Vargas in front of the
beginnings of the
elementary school Juan Pablo I, 2000
Juan
Pablo I in 2002