Office Hours:

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

Field Of Study:

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

South and Southeast Asian Studies:  Indonesia, Java, Bali

Courses:

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

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)

Teaching Experience:

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

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

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.

Countries Visited:

• Indonesia