Re: Please help me

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At 01:04 PM 10/25/94 -0500, cpomeroy wrote:
>I'd appreciate being copied any info you send David re ethnographic field
>schools (see message below).
>Thanks!
>
>Caroline Pomeroy
>On Mon, 24 Oct 1994, David James Russell wrote:
>
>> I am an undergrad at Washington university in St. Louis majoring in
>> Anthro and international studies and am looking for any kind of
>> ethnographic field school or some such program which offers just a little
>> of the field experience so available to Archeologists. Therefore, if
>> anyone either knows of such programs, might know of them, or knows other
>> internet recources where I could look, please let me know.
>>
>> DDR
>> djrussel@artsci.wustl.edu

Although I am loathe to recommend anything affiliated with Arizona
State University's Anthropology department, Dr. Michael Winkelman runs a
very nice ethnographic field school just over the border (in Mexico) each
year. It involves training in participant observation, field interview
techniques, an opportunity to learn Spanish, and a chance to work on an
ongoing project.

Although Dr. Winkelman has an e-mail address, I'm not certain he
monitors his e-mail regularly these days. Your best bet is probably to call
the department and ask the secretary to send you the info brochure. The
phone number is (602) 956-6213.

Good luck!

-Andrew Crawford
ANDREW@EVERMORE.COM

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