Decolonising the Curriculum Why, What and How
Explore the complexities of decolonising the curriculum in Scottish education, addressing epistemic privilege, Black History Month, Scottish history and colonialism, missionary movements, and the nuances of the curriculum itself. Consider the purpose and impact of decolonisation efforts in reshaping
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Catholic Diocesan Vision Update and Parish Development Strategy
The Diocesan Vision Update for October 2023 outlines a mission to fulfill the trust of Jesus Christ through vibrant communities of missionary disciples. Archbishop Bernard Longley leads the charge towards co-responsibility and joyful service. Feedback from the Synod 2023 points to progress in discer
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Comparative Sociology
Comparative Sociology is a specialized branch that compares societies to provide generalizations, focusing on the structure and jurisdiction of groups and organizations. It involves studying affinities and disparities to predict outcomes. The discipline is closely related to Social Anthropology. Com
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Explore Anthropology and Sociology at Our Department
Anthropology and Sociology departments offer culturally relevant classes addressing key societal issues such as race relations, health, migration, and more. Meet our renowned faculty members specializing in various anthropological and sociological fields of study. From urban anthropology to gender i
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Introduction to Anthropology: What Anthropologists Do
Anthropology is the study of human societies and cultures to understand the various aspects of human existence and connections between different elements. It encompasses physical anthropology, linguistic anthropology, cultural anthropology, and social anthropology, delving into topics such as evolut
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Anthropology of Sexuality
Delve into the anthropology of sexuality, examining how cultural, social, and historical factors shape human sexual behaviors and identities. Explore the challenges of studying sexuality across diverse cultural settings, and discover the influences of religion, societal norms, family, and media on s
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Rediscovering Missional Identity: A Biblical Perspective
Embracing a new understanding of mission rooted in God's redemptive purpose for creation, this content challenges the traditional missionary approaches and highlights the vital role of the Church in participating in God's ongoing mission. Through insightful reflections on Missio Dei and the Bible as
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The Integral Connection between Church and Mission: A Historical Perspective
The pivotal relationship between church and mission has been a central focus in the history of missionary work, with the division between them seen as a significant drawback. The emergence of missionary societies as separate entities from the church has led to deformities and challenges in fulfillin
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Understanding the Intersection of Social Anthropology and Health
Social anthropology investigates the cultural and social dimensions of health, providing insights into how illness and medical care are shaped by cultural contexts. This discipline explores the impact of culture on individual health, highlighting how collective beliefs influence perceptions of healt
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Evolution of Anthropology: From Herodotus to Modern Times
Anthropology has evolved over centuries, with roots tracing back to ancient Greeks like Herodotus. The discipline developed into a scientific field during the European Enlightenment and has since progressed to study the science of humanity and cultural differences. Philosophers like Plato and Aristo
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Enhancing Short-Term Mission Effectiveness Through Cultural Anthropology Insights
Utilizing insights from cultural anthropology, this presentation delves into defining culture for short-term missions, viewing culture in successive levels, and key concepts such as cultural evolution and relativity. It explores the impact of culture on individuals and missions, emphasizing the impo
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Understanding Ethnographic Research in Anthropology
Ethnographic research in anthropology focuses on studying cultures through direct observation in natural environments. It aims to gain insights into how users interact with their surroundings, providing in-depth understanding of social interactions, behaviors, and perspectives. Methods include direc
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The Inspirational Story of Sanfrid and Anna-Liisa Mattsson: Founders of Larsmo Missiohome, Finland
Sanfrid and Anna-Liisa Mattsson were remarkable individuals who overcame hardships and dedicated their lives to serving God and spreading the message of Christianity. Born in the late 19th century, they found their calling early in life and became ambassadors of faith, establishing a stronghold of m
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Introduction to Socio-Cultural Anthropology: Understanding Human Societies
Explore the holistic study of mankind in Anthropology, delving into various branches, perspectives, and the scope of Social Anthropology. Learn about the relationship of Social Anthropology with other disciplines and its significance in understanding human societies.
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Deeper Christian Life Ministry - Follow-Up and Discipleship Study
Explore the importance of follow-up and discipleship in faith through the teachings of Deeper Christian Life Ministry in the Netherlands. Learn how to care for new converts, nurture their growth, and fulfill the Great Commission. Discover the necessity of follow-up in Acts and Proverbs along with th
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Understanding Craniofacial Superimposition Techniques in Forensic Anthropology
Craniofacial superimposition is a valuable technique used in forensic anthropology for identifying skulls by overlaying them onto photographs or videos of missing persons. The method involves various techniques such as Photographic Superimposition, Video Superimposition, and Roentgenographic Superim
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The Church: Community of Missionary Disciples and Passionist Family Formation
The Church is envisioned as a community of missionary disciples, called to spread the message of Christ while embodying love, care, and unity across nations. It emphasizes learning, teaching, and reflecting God's light through humble actions. The Church is not just a physical building but a vibrant
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Missionary Ventures: A Journey to Reach Children in the Mission Land
A boat, a plane, a train - different modes of transportation embark on missions to reach children in the mission land. Teachers, doctors, and messengers carry love and hope to the young hearts, spreading the message that Jesus loves them. Offering support and care, these missionary endeavors strive
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Forensic Anthropology and Missing Persons Investigation
The investigation into missing persons using forensic anthropology techniques, focusing on the analysis of bones like the humerus for height approximation and identification. Families await closure as the FBI looks into washed ashore bones, potentially bringing answers and resolving insurance claims
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The Epistle of St. Paul the Apostle to Titus: Who is Titus?
Who is Titus according to St. Paul's writings? Titus is described as a loyal disciple and faithful companion of St. Paul. Though not much is known about his life before his missionary work, Titus was a Greek, an uncircumcised Gentile who did not undergo circumcision even when taken to Jerusalem by S
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Insights from the Life of Missionary Harriet Newell
Revealed in the powerful truths of Psalm 116, the life of missionary Harriet Newell exemplifies the passionate love, continual reliance, deep knowledge, and unwavering trust in the Lord. Despite facing suffering and challenges, Harriet's faith and devotion shine through in her communion with God, re
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Implementing New Assessment Cycle for Anthropology BA/BS Program
This plan details the implementation of a new assessment cycle for the BA/BS in Anthropology program at UA, focusing on key elements such as required coursework mapping, program student learning outcomes, assessment based on a 7-year schedule, and submission deadlines for reports. The program aims t
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Sex Determination Through Bone Analysis in Forensic Anthropology
In forensic anthropology, the pelvis and skull are crucial in sex determination, with additional assistance from femur, tibia, and humerus measurements. This data sheet guides on circling male or female based on traits like sub-pubic angle, pelvic cavity shape, eye orbit sharpness, zygomatic process
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Celebrating the Joy of Being a Missionary Disciple
Explore the importance of celebrating God's wonders in our lives as missionary disciples of Jesus Christ. Reflect on gratitude and joy in sharing blessings with others, embracing the journey of faith and service. Dive into the essence of being prophetic witnesses of a future rooted in God's grace an
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Understanding Medical Missionary Work in Socio-Cultural Context
Living in a time of lifestyle diseases, it is crucial to understand the significance of medical missionary work in addressing health issues, combining soul and body care. Exploring the socio-cultural milieu, this conference emphasizes learning from Christ's people-centered approach to reach those in
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Understanding Triad Tests in Cognitive Anthropology
Triad tests are a valuable tool in cognitive anthropology, originally introduced by George Kelly in 1955. They involve presenting individuals with sets of three items and eliciting responses based on similarity or dissimilarity. This method allows researchers to explore differences in cognition acro
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Diverse Academic Projects in Anthropology, Design, and Political Science
Students undertook research projects in varied fields - from exploring Kangaroo Mother Care in Uganda to blending traditional handicraft techniques with modern design, and examining civic education's role in democracy. Each project reflects unique interests and experiences across anthropology, desig
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Enhancing Member Missionary Efforts for Exponential Success
Harness the power of existing resources and structure to improve member missionary efforts and engagement. Learn from key General Conference talks by President Oaks and Elder Uchtdorf, and explore strategies like utilizing membership lists to their full capacity systematically. Implement the 5-Star
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The Anthropology of Language: Words and Sentences Overview
Explore the anatomy of language from morphology to syntax, delving into the structure of words, morphemes, and sentences. Understand the analysis of morphemes and their arrangements, the descriptions of bases forming words, kinds of bases like roots and stems, and creating a language from base forms
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Understanding Cultural Consensus Analysis in Psychological Anthropology
Explore the essence of Cultural Consensus Analysis (CCA) as a significant aspect of psychological anthropology. Through ethnographic work and structured techniques, CCA helps verify shared knowledge within cultural domains and enhance the comprehension of cultural models. The model and steps involve
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NSF Graduate Research Fellowship - Dr. Michele Buzon, Department of Anthropology
The NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, overseen by Dr. Michele Buzon from the Department of Anthropology, offers a stipend of approximately $34,000 along with $12,000 for the institution. The fellowship is open to U.S. citizens, nationals, and permanent residents. Eligibility criteria include having
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Women as Indispensable Members of the Harvest Force: The Rise of Female Missionaries in the 19th Century
The 1800s saw the emergence of women missionary societies to address limitations faced by women in missions. British women played a pivotal role in funding and expanding missionary work globally. Female missionaries grew in numbers, challenging traditional gender roles. Their impact included promoti
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Transforming Lives and Building Communities: The Impact of the African Methodist Episcopal Church
The African Methodist Episcopal Church in the Fifth Episcopal District, through its Women's Missionary Society, is dedicated to transforming lives, building communities, and impacting the world. Their 2019 missionary theme, "This is Us," reflects their commitment to unity and service. With key figur
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The Lord is My Refuge: The Inspiring Life of Missionary Ann Hasseltine Judson
Explore the remarkable journey of missionary Ann Hasseltine Judson, starting from her birth in 1789 to her profound conversion experience and dedication to serving God faithfully. Witness how she found refuge and strength in the Lord throughout her life, exemplifying unwavering faith and commitment.
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Singles: An Important Part of the Missionary Family - Insights from Biblical Perspectives
This article discusses the significance of singles within the missionary family based on biblical teachings. It explores key passages from Ephesians, Romans, Matthew, Corinthians, and John, emphasizing the value of singleness in serving the Lord. The inclusion of key quotes and a survey of single mi
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Exploring Anthropology of Art: Perspectives and Studies on Cultural Expressions
This text delves into the intersection of anthropology and art, focusing on the importance of anthropological approaches in studying artistic subjects. It covers various topics such as the nature of art, methodologies, theoretical frameworks, and case studies. The discussed themes include the role o
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The Missionary Community in the Early Church: Apostolic Foundation
Illustrating the foundation and essence of the early Christian missionary community, the Acts of the Apostles serves as a blueprint for unity, mission, and community building based on the model of Jesus and his Apostles. Embracing the call of Jesus Christ, the Oblates strive to embody the apostolic
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Approaches to Gender Studies in Anthropology
This presentation provides an overview of qualitative and quantitative research methodologies in Anthropology focusing on Gender Studies. It explores topics like masculinity, homosociality, and gendered spaces, reflecting on the concepts of gender construction and performance. The research on frater
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Cranio-Facial Superimposition Techniques in Forensic Anthropology
Cranio-facial superimposition is a technique used in forensic anthropology to identify a skull by overlaying an image of the skull onto a photograph or video of a missing person's face. This method involves various techniques such as photographic, video, and roentgenographic superimposition. The pro
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Enhancing Church Ministries Through Cultural Adaptation
Explore the concept of indigenizing church ministries through the lens of missionary anthropology and crossing cultural boundaries. Learn how to develop an indigenous strategy to convey the gospel effectively in diverse cultural contexts, illustrated by evangelism levels varying from one's own cultu
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