Emeritus Faculty

Frederick G. Bailey (Ph.D. Manchester 1954), Professor Emeritus.

Social anthropology, political anthropology, bureaucracies; India, Europe. (Academic Senate Career Distinguished Teaching Award.)

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Roy G. D'Andrade (Ph.D. Harvard 1962), Professor Emeritus.

Cognitive anthropology, quantitative methods, national character; United States. (Member, National Academy of Sciences.)

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(Professor D'Andrade has left the area and is no longer available to participate in new graduate student research, although he remains a member of some continuing graduate student committees.)

David K. Jordan (Ph.D. Chicago 1969), Professor Emeritus.

Cultural anthropology, religion, psychological anthropology, sociolinguistics, interlinguistics, instructional technology; Taiwan, East Asia.

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Michael E. Meeker (Ph.D. Chicago 1970), Professor Emeritus.

Cultural anthropology, oral traditions, politics and literature; Turkey, Middle East.

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(Professor Meeker has left the area and is no longer available to participate in new graduate student research, although he remains a member of some continuing graduate student committees.)

Theodore Schwartz (Ph.D. Pennsylvania 1958), Professor Emeritus.

Psychological anthropology, religion, sex, cultural evolution, cognition; Melanesia, Oceania, Mexico.

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(Professor Schwartz is not available to participate in graduate student research.)

Melford E. Spiro (Ph.D. Northwestern 1950), Professor Emeritus.

Cultural anthropology, psychological anthropology, comparative religion; Southeast Asia, Middle East. (Member, National Academy of Sciences; Founding Chair of the Department)

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Marc J. Swartz (Ph.D. Harvard 1958), Professor Emeritus.

Cultural theory, political anthropology, social anthropology, psychological anthropology, dynamics of culture, nuclear family; Africa, Micronesia.

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