As we prepare for SfAA in Portland, below you will find a list of SAS sessions at SfAA as well as a link to our website listing the sessions.
Thursday, March 27
Community, Work, and Environmental Challenges in Northern
Belize: Reporting on the 2024 Ethnographic Field School in Belize (SAS) —
Broadway III, 9:00-10:45 am
- CHAIR:
HUME, Douglas (NKU)
- ROUNDTABLE
PARTICIPANTS: HUME, Douglas, BAKER, Lea, CAMPBELL, Corinne R., STONE,
Maria, and WINTERS, Ripley
Innovative Methods across Diverse Topics and Settings
(SAS) — Broadway III, 1:30-3:15 pm
- CHAIR:
LYON, Stephen (Aga Khan U)
- FISCHER,
Michael (HRAF Yale & U Kent) and RAVULA, Sridhar (HRAF Yale U)
Ethnographic Models: Parametrizing Simulations From Ethnographic Data
Using Generative AI
- AILYON,
Stephen, WAHEED, Muhammad Saad Abbasi, ANWARALI, Aqsa, MURTAZA ALI,
Zainab, and AHMED, Faiz (Aga Khan U) Navigating Urban Poverty in Karachi:
Survival Strategies in a Global South Mega City
- THIANTHAI,
Chulanee (Chulalongkorn U) En-visioning Technological Impacts by Utilizing
Traditional Anthropological Research Methods With 6-3-5 Brainwriting, and
Risk Map
Ethnographic Field and Data Analysis Methods: One-on-One
Mentoring Event (SAS) — Broadway III, 3:45-5:30 pm
- CHAIR:
HUME, Douglas (NKU)
- MENTORS:
COPELAND, Toni (UA), LYON, Stephen (Aga Khan U), CHRISOMALIS, Stephen
(Wayne State U), SKOGGARD, Ian (Yale U HRAF), DRESSLER, William and OTHS,
Kathryn (UA), GATEWOOD, John (Lehigh U), LOWE, John (Cultural Analysis),
SCHENSUL, Jean (ICR), DENGAH, Francois (FSU), THOMAS, Michael (Space
Doctors)
Friday, March 28
Methodological Pluralism, Part I (SAS) — Broadway
III, 9:00-10:45 am
- CHAIR:CHRISOMALIS,
Stephen (Wayne State U)
- CHRISOMALIS,
Stephen (Wayne State U) Building Methodological Pluralism Into Graduate
Pedagogy
- THOMAS,
Michael (Space Doctors) Vibes and Feels: Complementarity of Semiotic and
Data Analysis for Materializing Cultural Model Hypotheses
- PERKINS,
Carrie (Soka U) Immersive Methods: VR, Photogrammetry, and Multimodal
Ethnography in Practice
- NAYLOR,
Ryan (PSU) Sustainable Livelihoods and Sovereignty: Methodological
Insights From Community-Engaged Research in Southeast Alaska
Methodological Pluralism, Part II (SAS) — Broadway
III, 11:15 am-1:00 pm
- CHAIR:
LEAF, Murray (UT Dallas)
- LEAF,
Murray (UT Dallas) Experiments in Applied Anthropology
- YANG,
Danlu (OR State U) Linguistic Plurality in a Global Structure of
Inequality: From a Multinational Translation Project to World
Anthropologies
- SHEVCHENKO,
Anastasia V. (LAPCOS) Exploring the Idiographic-Nomothetic Dilemma to
Develop Acculturation Theory: The Case for Monaco
- FRAYSER,
Suzanne (Cultural Insights) The CCCCC: More Than Just an Old Project
- BURGER,
Annetta (Oak Ridge Nat’l Lab) The Evolving Roles for Anthropologists in
the Computational Social Sciences
Cultural Consensus Analysis (SAS Workshop, Fee $50) —
Broadway II, 1:00-6:00 pm
- GATEWOOD,
John (Lehigh U) and LOWE, John (Cultural Analysis)
What’s New in Cross-Cultural Research? (SCCR-SAS) —
Galeria III, 1:30-3:15 pm
- CHAIR:
SKOGGARD, Ian (Yale U HRAF)
- ESCASA-DORNE,
Michelle (UCCS), YOUNG, Sharon Marie and GECEWICZ, K. Chimene (USM)
Reproductive Wisdom Across Cultures: Using the Probability Sample Files to
Understand Sources of Pregnancy Advice
- KING,
Samantha, DROE, Anj, HECKLESMILLER, Cynthiann, and EMBER, Carol (HRAF Yale
U) Context Matters: Understanding the Ethnographic Dimensions of Hazards
- EMBER,
Carol R. and SKOGGARD, Ian (Human Relations Area Files Yale U), GELBART,
Benjamin (UCSB) To Share or Not to Share?: Resource Stress, Natural
Hazards and Beyond-Household Sharing Customs.
- JONES,
Eric (UTH TMC) A Cross-Cultural Examination of the Relevance of Ecological
Dimensions of Hazards for Political Leadership NGUYEN, Ann and JONES, Eric
C. (UTH TMC) Political Participation and Community Cohesion as Mediators
of Wellbeing Following Hazard Events
- SKOGGARD,
Ian (Yale U HRAF), TOUTEE, Louise (Yale U), and RAJA, Isana (Oxford U)
Effects of Warfare and Natural Hazards on Religiosity