University of Toronto St. George Campus - Anthropology
Associate Professor at University of Toronto
Higher Education
Sandra
Bamford
Scarborough, Ontario, Canada
I am a cultural anthropologist who specializes in the analysis of kinship and family ties. I have completed research in the highlands of Papua New Guinea among a group of people known as the Kamea. My most current research interests focus on child welfare and foster care in North America with an emphasis on how foster care is practiced in Canada.
Associate Professor
I teach courses at the graduate and undergraduate levels including: "Sex, Love and Intimacy: Anthropological Approaches to Kinship and Marriage"; "Feminist Anthropology", "Critical Issues in Ethnography", "Genders and Sexualities", "The Anthropology of 'Life Itself'".
Assistant Professor
At Lethbridge I taught a range of courses at the undergraduate level including "Introduction to Cultural Anthropology", "Sex and Gender", "Economic Anthropology" and "Pacific Island Societies."
MA
Cultural Anthropology
MA, PHD
Cultural Anthropology
University of California Press