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Interested in knowing how stories become data? Want to find out through a food-focused course? Try Ethnographic Methods (GHS 352). We’ll learn about the logistics of qualitative research design and implementation through discussions of food safety, security, sovereignty, sustainability, and sociality. Sophomore standing and above. See Dr. Runestad (Carr 204) and bring an add card. Email questions to prunestad@allegheny.edu
Interested in health in Asia? Want to explore the socio-cultural aspects of addiction and mental health of Japan and China? Try Medical Anthropology and Health In Asia (GHS 390). This class covers opiate and alcohol use, HIV, and mental health interventions from the perspectives of patients and practitioners alike. IP distribution. See Dr. Runestad (Carr 204) and bring an add card. Email questions to prunestad@allegheny.edu