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[[Category:CZ Charter Drafting Committee Members|Quick, Joe]]
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The bulk of my contributions to Citizendium have been in the social sciences.  I mostly focus on articles related to my academic pursuits, which involve Latin America past and present, indigeneity and portrayals of indigeneity in the Americas.
I'm a cultural anthropologist with expertise in Latin America, particularly the Andean region of South America. I hold a PhD in anthropology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a Master's degree in Latin American and Caribbean Studies from the University of Chicago. These days, I teach anthropology in the College of General Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
 
The bulk of my contributions to Citizendium have been in the social sciences.  I mostly focus on articles related to my academic pursuits, which involve Latin America past and present, indigeneity in the Americas, and global tourism. You can find much of my scholarly work through [https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=Vi3-VtoAAAAJ Google Scholar].


I earned a B.A. from [http://www.carleton.edu Carleton College] in 2007, where I majored in Sociology/Anthropology with a concentration in Latin American Studies.  I got my M.A. from the [http://www.uchicago.edu University of Chicago] in Latin American and Caribbean Studies in 2008. Now, I'm a graduate student in anthropology at the [http://www.wisc.edu University of Wisconsin - Madison], where I'll eventually earn a Ph.D.


My user page and user talk page tend to get rather out of date; please don't mind the clutter.
My user page and user talk page tend to get rather out of date; please don't mind the clutter.
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|[[User:Joe_Quick/Notes_to_self|Notes to myself]] to be acted on... eventually.
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|style="color:#FFFFF0; background:blue"|<big>A CZimerick</big>
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|style="background:lightblue"|''We've developed a new wiki project, <br>and it operates with actual logic. <br>Our usernames are true, <br>our vandals are few, <br>and our solutions are not demagogic.''
::::— By Joe Quick
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==Me and CZ==
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|colspan=2|Like all good citizens, I've turned my attention to a number of different topics that tend converge as well as some odd ones out.  The following is a sample of what I've worked on so far.  It includes mainly articles that I am particularly interested in.  I've created and/or edited many others, especially during the [[CZ:Monthly_Write-a-Thon|monthly Write-a-Thons]], that are not listed.
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|'''These I've put significant work into in the past'''
|'''And these are topics I'm thinking about now'''
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*{{pl|Anthropology}}
*{{pl|Bear-shaped honey bottle}}
*{{pl|Cinco de Mayo}}
*{{pl|Ecological Indian}}
*{{pl|El Tío}}
*{{pl|Ethnonym}}
*{{pl|Folk saint}}
*{{pl|Kennewick Man}}
*{{pl|K'iche'}}
*{{pl|Milpa agriculture}}
*{{pl|Sea glass}}
*{{pl|Tecum Umam}}
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*{{pl|Indigenous media}}
*{{pl|Fictive kinship}}
*{{pl|Invented tradition}}
*{{pl|Ethnogenesis}}
*{{pl|Indigenous peoples}} or {{pl|Indigeneity}}
*{{pl|Cultural activism}}
*{{pl|Ethnicity}}
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Revision as of 15:41, 5 September 2020


I'm a cultural anthropologist with expertise in Latin America, particularly the Andean region of South America. I hold a PhD in anthropology from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a Master's degree in Latin American and Caribbean Studies from the University of Chicago. These days, I teach anthropology in the College of General Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

The bulk of my contributions to Citizendium have been in the social sciences. I mostly focus on articles related to my academic pursuits, which involve Latin America past and present, indigeneity in the Americas, and global tourism. You can find much of my scholarly work through Google Scholar.


My user page and user talk page tend to get rather out of date; please don't mind the clutter.