平特五不中

Caroline Archambault

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caroline.archambault [at] gmail.com (Email)

CURRICULUM VITAE


Current Professional Appointment

Assistant Professor and Director of the UCU in Africa Field Studies Program - University College Utrecht, The Netherlands

Research Affiliate, Department of Anthropology, 平特五不中, Montreal, Canada

Director and co-founder, Africa SOMA Inc., a USA and Canada registered non-profit supporting educational initiatives among poor and marginalized youth in Africa (unpaid position)

Education

Graduate
PhD in Anthropology, Brown University, Rhode Island, USA 2007
M.A. in Anthropology, Brown University, Rhode Island, USA 2001

Undergraduate
Bachelor of Arts, St. Lawrence University, New York, USA 1998
St. Lawrence Univeristy France Semester Program Fall 1997
St. Lawrence University Kenya Semester Program Fall 1996

Secondary
St. Georges School, Montreal, Canada 1994

Primary Fields of Specialization

Disciplines: Socio-Cultural Anthropology, Development, Demography, Education
Fields: Childhood, Gender, Human Rights, Impact Evaluation, Pastoralism, Informal Settlements
Region: Sub-Saharan Africa

Fellowships

Social Science and Humanities Research Council Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Canada 2006-08
Fonds de la Nature Research Fellowship, PQ 2003-06
Population Council Dissertation Research Fellowship, NY 2003-04
St. Lawrence University Scholarship 1994-98

Research, Program and Travel Grants

Social Science and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) Team Grant 2007-2009
Liberty Foundation (rural electrification impact evaluation) 2007
Netherlands Embassy Small Project Grants (community library and resource center) 2007
Northwater Foundation (rural electrification impact evaluation) 2006-2007
Foundation for Sustainable Enterprise Development (FSED) (rural electrification impact evaluation) 2007-2008
PSTC Mellon Foundation Pre-Dissertation Travel Grant, Brown University 2002
Watson Institute for International Studies Pre-Dissertation Travel Grant, Brown University 2002
NSF Graduate Student Supplement Research and Travel Grant, NY 2001
PSTC Mellon Foundation Travel Grant, Brown University 2001
Brown University First-Year Grant 2000-2001
Phi Beta Kappa, National Academic Honorary Society 1998

Professional and Research Experience

Consultant, The World Bank, Washington DC, USA, Summer 2002
Research on Culture and Public Action: The Use of the Culture Concept in Development
Research Assistant, Professor J.G.Galaty, Dept. of Anthropology, 平特五不中 University, 1999-2000
Research on Pastoral Development Issues and Ethnic Violence in Kenya.
Researcher, Independent, Finmark, Norway, Summer 1999
Co-authored 鈥淟earning Lessons from the Past: Three Centuries of Developments and Change in Saami Pastoral Management in Northern Norway.鈥
Consultant, The Mountain Institute, Makalu Barun Conservation Program, Nepal, Winter 1999
Analysed land-use and indigenous property rights of transhumant households in the Makalu Barun Conservation Area.
Research Assistant, Professor T. Greene, , Dept. of Psychology, St.Lawrence University, Spring 1997
Intern, The Institute of Primate Research, Watamu, Kenya, Fall 1996

Teaching Experience

UCU in Africa Field Studies Program, University College, Utrecht Summer 2009
Theory and Practice of Development, University College, Utrecht Spring 2009
UCU in Africa Field Studies Program, University College, Utrecht Summer 2008
Cross-Disciplinary Approaches to Development, University College, Utrecht Spring 2007 and 2008
Canadian Field Studies Program in Africa, 平特五不中 in Kenya Winter 2005, 2006, 2007
Sheridan Center Teaching Certificate, Brown University 2003
Teaching Assistant in Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, Brown University Spring 2003
Teaching Assistant in Culture and Health, Brown University Fall 2002
Teaching Assistant in Introduction to Linguistic Anthropology, Brown University Spring 2002

Language Skills

English - Excellent speaking, reading, and writing
French - Excellent speaking, reading, and writing
Swahili - Very Good speaking, reading, and writing
Dutch - Fair speaking and writing, good reading
Spanish - Fair speaking and writing, good reading

Computing Skills

Word, Excel, Access, Stata, Adobe CS4

In-Country Experience

Canada, France, India, Kenya, Mexico, Nepal, Netherlands, Norway, Tanzania, Uganda, United States


PUBLICATIONS AND RESEARCH


Publications and Working Papers

2009 鈥淧ain with Punishment and the Negotiation of Childhood: An Ethnographic Analysis of Children鈥檚 Rights Processes in Maasailand鈥 Africa: The Journal of the International African Institute,.79:282-302.

2009 鈥淲omen Left Behind?: Migration, Spousal Separation, and the Autonomy of Rural Women in Ugweno, Tanzania鈥 Accepted to Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, Forthcoming.

2009 鈥淔ixed Families and Mobile Children: Changes in Practices, Perceptions, and Experiences of Adoption in Maasailand, Kenya.鈥 Solicited for Special Issue of Childhood: A Journal of Global Child Research, vol 17(2), Under Review.

2009 鈥淪ocial Mobility in Children鈥檚 Mobility? An Investigation into Child Circulation among the Maasai of Kenya.鈥 Co-authored with Joost de Laat. Accepted to edited volume, Migrant Children at the Crossroads: Challenges and Progress in a Changing World. Edited by Marisa O. Ensor and Elzbieta M. Gozdziak.

2009 鈥溾橳he Pen is the Spear of Today鈥: (Re)producing Gender in Maasai Classrooms鈥 Submitted to American Ethnologist.

2008 鈥淭he Rhetoric of Rescued Girls: Local Predicaments in the Global March for Girl Child Education in Kenya.鈥 Working Paper.

2008 鈥淯rban (Dis)Amentites and Child Mirgation鈥 Co-authored with Joost de Laat. Working Paper.

2008 鈥淭he Social Organization of Schooling among the Maasai of Southern Kenya鈥 Working Paper.

2007 鈥溾橦alf-Baked Cakes鈥: Education, Unemployment, and Emasculation among Maasai Youth鈥 Working Paper.

2007 鈥溾橲chool is the Song of the Day鈥: Education and Social Change among the Maasai鈥 Brown University, PhD Dissertation.

Ongoing Field Research Projects and Impact Evaluations

2009-current: Place among the Displaced: A Study on Community Sense in the Viwandani Slum of Nairobi. Kenya. 2009-current: Defaulting: The Role of Hyperbolic Discounting in Microfinance Repayments. Uganda. Co-investigators: Tobias Kalenscher (Neuroscience) and Joost de Laat (Economics).

2009-currrent: Impact Evaluation of Africa SOMA鈥檚 Youth Programs in Maasailand. Kenya. 2008-current: Strengthening Communtiy Participation in Local Development Programs: A Randomized Impact Evaluation of Different Information Dissemination Strategies. Kenya. Co-investigators: Matthieu Chemin (Economics) and Joost de Laat (Economics).

2007-current: Property and Poverty: Maasai Transitions from Collective to Private Land Holding. Kenya. Principal Investigator: John Galaty (Anthropology) Co-applicants: Tim Jons (Nutrition), Joost de Laat (Economics), and Jon Unruh (Geography). 2007-current: Negotiating Meanings of Education in Contrasting Political Economies: A Cross-Border Comparative Analysis among the Maasai. Tanzania and Kenya.

2006-current: Communtiy-Based Rural Electrification: A Randomized Impact Evaluation. Kenya. Co-investigators: Matthieu Chemin (Economics) and Joost de Laat (Economics).

Conference Paper Presentations

American Anthropological Aasociation, Annual Meeting, Philadelphia
December 2009

Ethnography and Education, Oxford, England
September 2009

Children and Migration: Identities, Mobilities, and Belongings, Ireland
April 2008

Canadian Anthropology Society, Annual Meeting, Toronto
May 2007

Population Association of America, Annual Meeting, New York
March 2007

African Studies Association, Annual Meeting, San Francisco
November 2006

American Anthropological Association, Annual Meeting, San Jose
November 2006

Population Association of America, Annual Meeting, Minneapolis
May 2003

American Anthropological Association, Annual Meeting, New Orleans
November 2002

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