8 podcasts I’m listening to right now
I love listening to podcasts during work breaks, walks around town, chores and exercising. There are so many high quality, … More
I love listening to podcasts during work breaks, walks around town, chores and exercising. There are so many high quality, … More
On May 29th and 30th of this year, roughly 160 people (including myself) attended the 2nd Annual Global Business Anthropology … More
Last night my friend and I were texting each other during the Democratic debate. He mentioned a concept I wasn’t … More
Are you a social scientist, academic or student interested in working in non-academic settings? Are you curious about what kind … More
It’s that time of year again – spring cleaning! Last weekend I decided to tackle my garage. I put my … More
My friend and colleague Beth Duckles, PhD, is hosting a 1-hour webinar on April 30th entitled Why it’s So Hard … More
Editor’s note: In this guest post by Mary Robertson, a newly minted PhD anthropologist now working in technology, Mary shares … More
Organizational culture is a topic that is near and dear to my heart. At last week’s Society for Applied Anthropology … More
The Dept. of Sociology, Anthropology & Criminal Justice at Clemson University has a new certificate program in business anthropology and … More
At a recent meeting with a client, the team and I were discussing observations from the interviews we had been … More
An anthropology colleague of mine, Robert Connolly, created a brief survey to explore how former students perceive the advising they received … More
The preliminary program for the March 2019 Society for Applied Anthropology meetings is now available online. Here’s a list of … More
Networking in all its forms has been one of the most important tools for developing my career. Professional events, conferences, … More
From the U Penn website: Today’s workplaces are characterized by high levels of diversity. Organizational leaders who can effectively manage interpersonal relationships within complex and varied team …
What was it like to do use a computer for chat, graphic design, banking or online shopping in the mid-1980s? What were the most innovative hardware and software…
Since I returned to freelancing a couple of months ago, I’ve been spending a great deal of time on the business aspects of my work (in addition to…
This is a special guest post by Melanie Zhang, a 2017 anthropology graduate of York University. She is currently studying for her Master of Information degree at the University…
My blog has been just about dead the past couple years, for one reason or another and then another (#Becauselife). I’ve occasionally posted a quick update here and…
On March 1st, 2018 I returned to Dr. Jeremy Spoon‘s undergraduate Applied Anthropology class at Portland State University, to give a presentation on doing anthropology in design and business.…
Call for Applications: Tenure Track PhD position in Product Design/Development at Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA Candidates with anthropology backgrounds are encouraged to apply! Centra…
My grad school alma mater, University of Memphis, has a tenure-track opening (Fall 2018) for an applied anthropologist with a focus on design, business and/or organizational anthropology. UM’s…
Presenting another collection of most-highly-recommended articles, websites and ideas that shaped my thinking throughout the past few weeks. This week’s topics include design and user exp…
The Laurits Andersen Foundation at the University of Copenhagen has granted funds to the Department of Anthropology for a three-year fully financed PhD position in the field of…
One thing I love about my job is the privilege of working with other design/user experience researchers and learning from the variety of approaches they take in their…