Professor Phone: 406-243-6319 Office: Social Sciences 223 Email: gg.weix@mso.umt.edu

Current Office Hours

Tuesday Thursday 2-4 P.M. and By Appointment

Education

Stanford University  1981  B.A. Anthropology, with Distinction and Honors in Humanities

Cornell University  1985   M.A. Anthropology, minors in Women's Studies and Southeast Asian Studies

1986 Doctoral Dissertation Fulbright-Hays Fellowship

Cornell University, 1990    Ph.D. Anthropology

1992  Post-doctoral Fellow, Institute for the Study of Economic Culture, Boston University

2000  Faculty Fulbright-Hays Research Fellow (deferred)

Courses Taught

2012-13

ANTY 403E: Ethics and Anthropology

Ethics and Human Values Group VIII

TR 11:10-12:30 P.M.  Stone Hall 304

T.A. Itzel Yarger Zagal   office hours posted on SS 252B

 

ANTY 440: Contemporary Issues of Southeast Asia

upper division Writing and Historical and Cultural  Groups 1 and VI

TR 12:40 -2:00 P.M.  Stone Hall 308

Teaching Experience

School for International Training, College Semester Abroad-Bali  Brattleboro, VT  (1990-91)

The University of British Columbia, Vancouver Canada  (1991-92)

Field of Study

Anthropology (social, cultural, ethnography, ethnology,  gender, religion, ethics) 

South and Southeast Asian Studies:  Indonesia, Java, Bali

Affiliations

Association of American Anthropologists, life member and Fellow 

Association of Asian Studies

Professional Experience

 

Association of American University Women:  Member since 1981,

Missoula Branch President 2004-2006, Montana State President 2006-2008.

International Experience

I speak and read Indonesian/Malay, and Javanese.  

I did  fieldwork in the Isle of Mann in 1980 for my B.A. in Anthropology.

I have done language study, and extended fieldwork, and also directed study abroad semesters in Indonesia, primarily on  Java and Bali, between 1984 and 1996. 

I have visited India, Nepal, Singapore, the Netherlands, and Germany  for international conferences between 1985 and 2001.