Re: More on career paths--applied, this time.

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>usual way we say that), then how does a student find professors
>knowledgable and competent in applied anthro to train them for
>careers in applied?
>
How about a consortium of anthropologists doing applied work outside of
academia which can work closely with university departments in developing
applied programs. This consortium would essentially contract with the
university to provide needed academic services. We need some creative
solutions here. Any other ideas.

-- Doug Hanson

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