Undergraduate Courses

• APY 106 | Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
  
• APY 267 | Introduction to Ethnomedicine
  
• APY 320 | Cognitive Anthropology
  
• APY 382 | Indians of South America
  
• APY 476 | Health Care in the U.S.

Graduate Courses

• APY 654 | Graduate Survey Social Anthropology

• “Peccaries and the Dialectics of Desire Among the Kulina” Submitted to History and Anthropology. (May 2015)
• “Ethnoscience and Medical Anthropology” UNESCO ELOSS. (in press)
• “Shamanism” Oxford Bibliographies. Oxford University Press. (in press)
• “Drugged Subjectivity, Intoxicating Alterity” Anthropology of Consciousness. (in press)
• “Death and Derbies” Saturday Review of Literature January 18, 2014. (pp.25-26).
• “Palimpsests and Princes” in Robert Katz and Andrew Solberg (eds) The Wrong Passage. New York: BSI. 2012 (pp. 183-190).
• Commentary on Fernando Santos Granero “Hybrid Bodyscapes: A Visual History of Yenesha Patterns of Cultural Change.” Current Anthropology 50(4): 500-501. 2009.
• “Community Engagement and Science: Prospects and Provocations” Medical Anthropology Quarterly 23(2): 119-121. 2009.
• "Siblings and Sorcerers: Shamanism and the Paradox of Kinship among the Kulina" Neil Whitehead and Robin Wright (eds) In Darkness and Secrecy: The Anthropology of Assault Sorcery and Witchcraft in Amazonia Duke University Press. pp. 202-213. 2004.
• "Regionalism and Cultural Identity in Western Amazonia Tipití" Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South America 1 (1): 49-70. 2003.
• "Partible Paternity and Multiple Maternity among the Kulina" in Stephen Beckerman and Paul Valentine (eds) Cultures of Multiple Fathers: Partible Paternity in Lowland South America University of Florida Press. pp. 42-61. 2002.
• “Physician Autobiography: Narrative and the Social History of Medicine” in Cheryl Mattingly & Linda Garro [eds] Narrative and the Cultural Construction of Illness and Healing, University of California Press, 2001. pp. 108-127.
• “Behavioral Disorders We Want to Have.” Psychiatric Currents. 12: 145-167. 2000.
• “Depression and Ethnicity among Medical and Surgical Hospital Patients.” Journal of Health and Ethnicity 31(2): 34-46. 2000.
• “The Anthropology of Emotion” in D. Levinson, J. Ponzetti, & Peter Jorgensen (eds) Encyclopedia of Human Emotions. vol. 1. New York: Macmillan, pp 56-59. 1999.
• “Traditional Healing in Latin America and the Caribbean” in Kwame Anthony Appiah and Henry Louis Gates (eds) Africana. Basic Books, pp. 1863-1864. 1999.
• “The Social Construction of Medical Jargon” Cadernos de Saúde Pública: Reports in Public Health. 14(4): 463-464. 1998.
• “Food and Gender among the Kulina” in Carole Counihan and Steven Kaplan (eds) Food and Gender: Identity and Power. Gordon & Breach. pp. 11-28. 1998.
• (& Carlos Jaén, et al) “Patterns of Dysphoria in a Puerto Rican Urban Community” Journal of the National Medical Association 90(2): 93 – 98, 1998.
• (& Raphael Leo, et al.) “Geropsychiatric Consultation for African American and Caucasian Patients” General Hospital Psychiatry 19:216-222, 1997.