Report - Central Connecticut State University
Report - Central Connecticut State University
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Department of Anthropology 2011-12 Annual <strong>Report</strong><br />
School of Arts & Sciences <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Connecticut</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
Interdisciplinary studies and cross-cultural initiatives<br />
WP continues to serve as co-director of the Center for Africana Studies, in addition to his<br />
directorship of ALAADS. CAS directorship involves partnering on-campus, in the wider<br />
community, and on a national and international level<br />
WP mentored Independent Study for graduate student in International Studies<br />
WP taught interdisciplinary course (Anthropology/International Studies):<br />
People and Cultures of Africa<br />
WP moderated film series at Center for Africana Studies<br />
WARREN R. PERRY PH.D.<br />
CONSULTATION AND SHORT-TERM CONTRACTS<br />
2010-Present<br />
Archaeological Consultant, with G. Sawyer and J. Woodruff of ALAADS for the East Harlem<br />
African Burial Ground/MTA East 126 th Street Bus Depot Project, Harlem, New York City<br />
2006-present<br />
Member of Golden Key International Honor Society<br />
2006-present<br />
Advisory Board Member for Seven Generations Center for the Study of<br />
People of Color in New England.<br />
2004-Present<br />
Board Member of the WEB DuBois Memorial Committee, Great Barrington, MA.<br />
2003-Present<br />
Member of the Harriet Beecher Stowe Center’s Teacher Institute Advisory Committee.<br />
Hartford, CT.<br />
2002- Present<br />
Archaeological consultant, Scientific Advisor for the Mattatuck Museum’s “Mr. Fortune”<br />
Project.<br />
Advisory Committee Member for the Webb-Deane-Stevens Museum complex,<br />
Wethersfield, CT.<br />
Advisory Board Member for the Seneca Village Archaeological Project in New York City.<br />
New York Historical Society.<br />
SELECTED PROFESSIONAL PAPERS PRESENTED, PANELS, AND COMMUNITY<br />
LECTURES<br />
Presenter and Panelist, for project Fortune’s Bones: Honoring the Life, Celebrating Our Shared<br />
Humanity, Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center. Baltimore, MD, September 2011<br />
Presenter, “Historical Preservation: The New York City African Burial Ground”, for WCSU and<br />
CCSU students at <strong>Central</strong> <strong>Connecticut</strong> <strong>State</strong> <strong>University</strong>’s Center for Africana Studies. New Britain,<br />
CT, October 2011
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