SMA - Medical Anthropology Global Directory

Medical Anthropology Global Directory Submission Form

The Society for Medical Anthropology (SMA) of the American Anthropological Association invites all medical anthropologists worldwide to build a global medical anthropology directory. Academic, practicing professional, retired, and student medical anthropologists are included in this effort.

The goal is to create a complete, on-line, searchable directory of the world's medical anthropologists. Such a directory will be useful within our discipline and beyond. To that end, we ask you to join us by providing your information in the attached template.

After you have completed your submission, please contact to validate and activate your entry. [You will be reminded about this final step after you form is submitted.]

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Summary of the directory fields:
●	Essential Fields:
	▪	Name, affiliation, contact information
	▪	Fields of specialization
	▪	Research interests
	▪	Geographic specialization
	▪	Languages
●	Optional Fields:
	▫	Research experience
	▫	Applied work/Consultancies
	▫	Professional service
	▫	Recent/representative publications
	▫	Other work products
	▫	Work in progress
	▫	Ability to provide mentorship and advice
	▫	Memberships in SMA interest groups
	▫	Memberships in AAA sections

First Name:

Middle Name or Initial:

Last Name:

Affiliation:

University and/or Employer:

Address:

City:

State/Province:

Zip/Postal Code:

Country:

E-mail:

Website:

Highest Degree:

Fields of Specialization:
(Maximum 10 key words)
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Research Interests:
(Maximum 100 words)
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Geographic Specialization:

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Languages:

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Optional Fields:

Research Experience:
(Maximum 100 words)
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Applied Work/Consultancies (if relevant):
(Maximum 100 words)
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Professional Service:
(Maximum 100 words)
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Recent/Representative Publications:
(Limit to 5)
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Publication Examples:
Journal Article:
	Author(s):	Moll, Luis C.
	Year...:	2000
	Title:	Writing as Communication: Creating Strategic Learning Environments for Students.
	Source:	Theory into Practice 25(3):202-208.
Book Chapter:
	Author(s):	Rohlen, Thomas P.
	Year...:	1993
	Title:	Education: Policies and Prospects.
	Source:	In Koreans in Japan: Ethnic Conflicts and Accommodation. Cameron Lee and George De Vos, eds. Pp. 182-222. Berkeley: University of California Press.
Edited Volume:
	Author(s):	Diskin, Martin, ed.
	Year...:	1970
	Title:	Trouble in Our Backyard: Central America in the Eighties.
	Source:	New York: Pantheon Books.
Citing Multiple Authors:
	Author(s):	Clutton-Brock, Juliet and Caroline Grigson, eds.
General Rules:
	Source:	As a general rule, the portion of the citation following the citation 'Title' is the 'Source.'
For more examples, please see the AAA Style Guide on the AAA website.

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Other Work Products:
[e.g., guidelines, brochures]
(Maximum 100 words)
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Work in Progress:
(Maximum 100 words)
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Ability to Provide Mentorship and Advice:
(Maximum 100 words)
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Membership in SMA Special Interest Groups:
(if relevant)
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Memberships in AAA Sections:
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