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Peterson and Carlson to Retire
Richard Peterson and Chris Carlson will retire at the end of the 2006-2007 academic years. Peterson has be a memeber of the Cornell faculty since 1972 and Carlson since 1980. A search for a new department member has begun.
ADJUNCT FACULTY
The department is fortunate to have Dr. John Doershuk and Dr. Judith Ann Seibert continure as adjunct members in the department.
John Doershuk will teach ANT 105. Human Origins in Term 5 and Archaeological Filed Methods in Term 9. John has
served as the Program Director of the Office of the State Archaeologist/The
University of Iowa since 1995. He is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor
in the University's American Indian and Native Studies Program. He holds
a Ph.D. and an M.A. in Archaeology from Northwestern University, and a
B.A. in Anthropology from Carleton College. John has lectured at Cornell
since 1998. He also teaches ANT 105. Human Origings and ANT 202. Indigenous
People's and Cultures of North America.
Judith Siebert will teach ANT 205. The Maya in Term 1, ANT 101. Cultual Anthropology in Terms 4 and 5. Judith is writing her Ph.D. dissertation
in Anthropology at the University of Iowa. Her thesis is entitled "Ideology
and Expressions of Language Change in the German-Chilean Community".
Judith has a B.A. in Spanish & Geography with secondary education
certification from Augustana College; an additional 50 credit hours in
diverse topics including: "Cajun French Louisiana", "Macro-economics",
"Native North America", "German for Travelers", and
"Expository Writing" from the American Institute of Commerce,
Black Hawk College, Augustana College, and the University of Iowa; and
an M.A. in Anthropology from the University of Iowa.
INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES IN SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY
The One-Course-At-A-Time calendar offers many opportunities for students
interested in careers related to sociology and anthropology to pursue
internships. Because Cornell students can devote all their time for a
term or more to their internships, they are highly valued by in all types
of organizations. In addition the One-Course-At-A-Time calendar allows
students to arrange internships in other parts of the United States and
even in other countries. Many majors in sociology and anthropology build
one or more internships into their academic programs.
EMAIL LIST OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY GRADUATES
We are just beginning an email list of our
graduates. Please send us your email address. Maybe a prospective student
will contact you and ask you to share your Cornell experiences!
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