CURRICULUM VITA

Dr. Daniel K. Early

Cultural Anthropologist

EDUCATION

B.A. Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley 1966.

M.A. Anthropology/Sociology, Catholic University,

Washington, D.C. 1973

Ph.D. Social Anthropology, Catholic University, Washington, D.C.

1978

TEACHING & RESEARCH

University of Oregon, Bend 2000-2002

Central Oregon Community College 1978 - 2002. Profesor Emeritus.

Director COCC Veracruz Field School in Anthropology and

Spanish 1979 - 2002.

Managing Editor Physical Anthropology News
Institute for Human Evolutionary Research
University Center, Bend 1996-1997

Sherpa Farms Expedition, Principal Investigator, Everest Region, Nepal,

Earthwatch 1991 Research

Oregon State University 1982 - 1983, 1985

Universidad Nacional San Antonio Abad, Cuzco 1985 - 1986 Research

CECEMMAC Morelia 1983

Instituto Mexicano del Café 1975 - 1976 Research

Rodale Research and Development, Emmaus PA 1979 Research

Montgomery College, Rockville Md. 1977 - 1978

Catholic University 1977 - 1978

Washington State - University of Oregon Field School in

Ethnology and Linguistics 1968 - 1970

San Francisco City College 1967

COURSES TAUGHT

Cultural Anthropology, Physical Anthropology,

Archaeology & Prehistory, Introduction to Sociology,

Social Deviance, Social Issues, Peoples of the World:

Africa, Asia, Latin America, Sociology of Religion,

Social Psychology, Cultures of Mexico, Field Research

Methods in Cultural Anthropology, Applied Anthropology,

Appropriate Technology and Social Change

EXPERT WITNESS (Mexican & Latin American Culture)

1993-4 Oregon Vs. Manzo. Capital Murder. Attorneys

Ralph Smith and Duane McCabe. Klamath Falls

1994 Oregon Vs. Delgado. Aggrivated Murder.

Attorneys Mark Hendershottr and Robert Nichols. Lakeview

1995 Oregon Vs Villasenor Perez. Aggrevated Murder. Attorney

David B. Harris. Astoria

1995 Oregon Vs Villasenor Perez. Retrial Aggrevated Murder.

Attorney David Harris. Astoria

1995-6 Oregon Vs Perez-Matais. Assault, Sexual Abuse. Attorney Howard

Moran. Cornelius

1996 Oregon Vs Lopez. Sexual Abuse, Harassment with Attorney James Dillingham

1997 Oregon Vs Gustavo Masiel Garcia; Rape, Assaul. Attoney Ed

Miergesky. Bend

1997 Oregon Vs José Pano Gonzales; Rape, Assault. Attorney Mike Siedel.

Bend

1998 Oregon Vs Arciga Orosco; Capital Murder. Attorneys Dennis Hachler and

Mark Rader, Pendleton

1998 Oregon Vs Hernandez Hernandez. Capital Murder. Attorneys Kevin Hunt

and Tim Lyons, Portland.

CROSS CULTURAL TRAINING

Understanding Latin Culture, Learning to Work with our Growing

Latin Community, Bridges to Understanding, Diversity in the Twenty First Century Conference, Bend

Oregon 2000

Latin American Vs US Culture, Regional Head Strart Staff, Lebanon, Oregon 1997

Latin American Family Values, Changing Directions Program, Central Oregon Community

College, Bend Oregon 1996

Latin American Women and Domestic Violence, Central Oregon Battery and Rape Alliance,

Bend Oregon 1995

Cultural Competency Training, Coos County Commission on Children and Families,

1995

Central Oregon Community College, Pre-Departure Mexico Program 1995

Central Oregon Community College, International Students US Culture Orientation 1994

National Association of International Educators (NASFA), Cross Cultural Training

Workshop, Portland 1990

Summer Institute of Intercultural Communication, NASFA Grantee. 1990

LANGUAGES

Spanish fluent, French speak. Exposure to Chinese,

Nahuatl, Quechua, Otomi, Mazateco, Mazahua , Nepali and Sherpa in the field.

HONORS

Fulbright Scholar for Advanced Research: Traditional Methods of Cultivation

and Use of Amaranth in Peru, Bolivia, and Ecuador, Center for Andean Crops,

Amaranth Project, Universidad National San Antonio Abad, Cuzco, Peru.

Earthwatch Grant Sherpa Farms Expedition, Ethnobotany and Agroecology of

Amaranth in Sherpa Communities of the Everest Region, Nepal.

Outstanding Service Award, Partners of the Americas, Merida Yucatan

Who’s Who in the West

Who’s Who in American Education

Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

Fellow Society for Applied Anthropology, The Society for Economic Botany,

The Fulbright Alumnae Association

PERSONAL INTERESTS

Swimming, Rowing, Ham Radio, Computers, Guitar, Gon Dagow - Internal Monk Form

Classical Chinese Kung Fu, Shao Lin Chi Kung and Kung Fu.

PUBLICATIONS

2003 “Una Taza Amarga: globalizacion y la Sierra Nahuatl de Zongolica, pasado y

presente” Conference “Las Culturas Indígenas en México Actual” Indian Cultures in

Contemporary México” University of the América, Puebla, Mexico.

1998 "Amaranth Production Mexico and Peru” in New Crop Compendium CD Rom,
Jules Janick and Anna Whipkey eds. Perdue University, Center for New Crops and Plant
Products Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations.

1998 Choc-lol Coop: a case study in Maya Indian amaranth reintroduction. American Amaranth Institute Annual Conference, with Herbert R. Heinicke.

1998 Factores culturales en la defense de un mexicano candidato potencial a pena de muerte en Estados Unidos. Panel presentation at the National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies, XXV Annual Conference, Mexico DF.

1993 "Effents of the International Coffee Market and State Intervention in Nahuatl Peasant

Communities in Zongolica, Veracruz, Mexico" in the Symposium on

Peasant Cultures and the Global Economy, 13th International Congress of

Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences. Mexico City.

1992 "The Renaissance of Amaranth" in From Chiles to Chocolate: Food the Americas

Gave the World. Nelson Foster & Linda Cordel Eds. Tucson: University of Arizona

Press.

1990 The Roots of Dependence: Effects of the New York Coffee Market on Remote

Nahuatl Communities. N.Y.: Peter Lang (in press).

1989 "Amaranth Production Mexico and Peru” in Proceedings of the First National New

Crops Symposium. Jules Janick Editor. Portland: Timber Press.

1989 "Amaranth intercropping Techniques Quechua Peasants" (abstr.) in Proceedings of

the First National New Crops Symposium. Jules Janick Editor. Portland: Timber

Press.

1988 "Transference of Autochthonous Technology for the Preparation of Kiwicha

(Amaranthus). (with Julia Capistran de Early) Traditional Recipes. Second Part"

Amaranth Newsletter 1:15 - 17.

1988 "Transferencia de Tecnología Indigena para la Preparación de la

Kiwicha (Amaranthus). (with Julia Capistran de Early) Segunda Parte." Amaranto y

Su Potential 1:15 - 17.

1987 "Transference of Autochthonous Technology for the Preparation of Kiwicha (Amaranthus)

(with Julia Capistran de Early) Part I." Amaranth Newsletter 4:8 - 12.

1987 "Transferencia de Tecnología Indigena para la Preparacin de la Kiwicha (Amaranthus)

(with Julia Capistran de Early) Primera Parte." Amaranto y Su Potential 4:8 - 12.

1987 "Lessons from the Classroom in the Field" in

Northwest Anthropological Research Notes 20 - 1:14 - 21.

1987 "The Transference of Indigenous Technology: The Case of Popping Amaranth".

Presented Society for Applied Anthropology. Oaxaca.

1986 "Preparación de la Kiwicha (Amaranthus) Basada en la Tecnología Andina. Lima: Comisión

Fulbright.

1986 "La Kiwicha: Sistemas Tradicionales del Cultivo y uso del Amaranthus en Mexico y Peru".

Apuntes Cuzco, Peru.

1986 "El Cultiivo y Uso del Amaranthus en dos Centros de Domesticación: Mexico y Peru" Presented

V. Congreso Internacional sobre Agricultura Andina. Puno. Peru.

1986 "The Ethnobotany of Amaranth in Peru and Ecuador". Presented National Academy

of Science Grain Amaranth Coordination Meeting. Cuzco, Peru.

1985 "Amaranth - Aztec Superplant" in VITA NEWS 4:11.

1984 Mexican Ethnographic Research Photos in Amaranth: Modern Prospects for an

Ancient Crop, National Research Council.Washington, D.C.: National Academy

Press.

1982 Café: Dependencia y Efectos. Mexico: Instituto Nacional Indigenista.

1981 "Guatemala: En Transito por El Pais del Terror" Di 42:54. with Julia Capistran de Early and

Abraham Aquilar.

1981 "Our Adventures with Odyssey" Presented Anthropology and Education

Symposium.Northwest Anthropological Conference, Portland

1981 "Anthropology and Education" Symposium Organized and Chaired. Northwest

Anthropological Conference.Portland.

1980 "Development from Below: A Nahuatl Peasant's Plan." Presented Fifth World

Congress of Rural Sociology.Mexico City.

1980 "Culture 201: Comparison of Graduate and Community College Cultural

Anthropological Field Schools."Presented Anthropology and Education

Symposium.Northwest Anthropological Conference, Bellingham.

1979 Mexican amaranth research in Amaranth: From the Past, For the Future, 22 - 29;177 -

186. John N. Cole, Emmaus: Rodale Press.

1978 "Ancient Approaches to Appropriate Food Technology"

1978 "Huautli: The Revival of Aztec Amaranth: An Appropriate Technology Food".

Presented American Anthropological Association, Los Angeles.

1977 "Amaranth Secrets of the Aztecs". Organic Gardening and Farming. 24:69 - 73.

1977 "Effects of the New York Coffee Market on Nahuatl Subsistence Corn Production".

Presented American Anthropological Association, Houston.

1977 "Cultivation and Uses of Amaranth in Contemporary Mexico. " In Proceedings of the First

Amaranth Seminar.Emmaus: Rodale Press.

1977 "In Search of Amaranth." Rodale Research and Development.

1977 "Mexican Peasants and the Unfulfilled Revolution: Recent Publications from La Casa

1977 Ethnographic photographs: Otomí and Nahuatl Peasants in Discovering Culture.

Benderly, Gallagher, and Young. N.Y.: Van Nostrand.

1977 Simple Tools, New Living: Appropriate Technology Sources in the Washington

Area. Washington, D.C.: Cooper Herzfield Society Anthropology Dept. Catholic

University.

1977 The Consequences of Dependence: Effects of the New York Coffee Market on

Remote Nahuatl Communities. Ph.D.Dissertation. Washington, D. C.: Catholic

University.

1976 "The Consequences of Dependence: Effects of the New York Coffee Market on

Remote Nahuatl Communities". Presented. American Anthropological Association,

Washington, D.C.

1976 "Condiciones de los Cafecultores Nahuas en la Sierra de Zongolica", with Julia Capistran.

Boletín Técnico Cafetelero 2:3 - 27.

1976 "Tleno Panok, Tepeyo Nikan Zongolica 'Xi Kixmatikan'", with Julia Capistran. Tlakanapanalistli.

1973 Ethnological Field Training in the Mesquital Valley, Mexico: Papers from the

Ixmiquilpan Field School in Cultural Anthropological and Linguistics. Co_edited

with Michael Kenny and H. Russel Bernard, Washington, D.C.: Catholic University.

1972 Student Field Manual. Washington, D.C. : Ixmiquilpan Field School.

1971 "Field Schools in Cultural Anthropology". Co-authored with Michael Kenny and

H. Russel Bernard. Presented American Anthropological Association. New York.

1970 The Role of Voluntary Associations in the Assimilation of Migrants in West Africa and Mexico.

M.A. Thesis. Washington, D.C.: Catholic University.

FIELD EXPERIENCE

ASIA

Russian Far East

1995 Nanai Shamanism, Amur River Region, Khabarovsk, Russia.

FIELD EXPERIENCE

Nepal

1991 Orgaized and directed Sherpa Farms Expedition. Three teams of 41 Earthwatch

volunteers to study traditional methods of amaranth cultivation and use in the Everest

region of Eastern Nepal.

China

1980 U.S. University Faculty Seminar in Taiwan. Frederic Burke Foundation for

Education; Minister of Education. Republic of China.

1980 Peoples Republic of China, Hong Kong, Philippines. U.S.University Seminar Study

Chinese Studies, San Francisco State University, Frederic Burke Foundation

for Education.

LATIN AMERICA

SOUTH AMERICA

Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia

1985 - 6 Traditional Andean Peasant Techniques of Cultivation and Preparation of

Amaranth. Amaranth Project, Center for Andean Crops, Univerdidad Nacional San

Nicolas Abad, Cuzco. Fulbright Grant for Advanced Research.

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MEXICO AND CENTRAL AMERICA

Mexico

1997-8 Visiting Professor, University of Veracruz, Peñuela, Veracruz

1992 - 2003 Co-Director Veracruz Field School in Anathropology and Spanish. Rancho La Florida

Rainforest Center, Penuela, Veracruz.

1988 Co-Director Veracruz Field School in Anthropology and Spanish. Veracruz.

1987 Co-Director Veracruz Field School in Anthropology and Spanish. Veracruz.

1985 Co-Director Veracruz Field School in Anthropology and Spanish, Cordoba.

1983 Director student field work. CECEMAC. Morelia.

1980 Director COCC Field School in Cultural Anthropology and Spanish. Oaxaca.

1979 Co-Director COCC Student Expedition to Remote Nahuatl Community. Sierra Madre

Oriental Zongolica, appropriate technology, traditional agriculture.

1977 Research: Traditional Methods of Growing and Preparation of Amaranth. Central

Mexico. Rodale Research and Development.

1974 - 1976 Research: Effects of the International Coffee Economy on Remote Nahuatl

Indian Communities.Veracruz. Mexican Coffee Institute.

1974 Associate Director Atlacomulco Field School in Cultural Anthropology, Montgomery

College. Mazahua Communities.Mexico State.

1971 - 1972 Member Grupo de Trabajo y Solidaridad con las Comunidades Indígenas.

Interdisciplinary Mexican team working in a remote Mazateco community in

coordination with the Mexican National Council of Science and Technology. Oaxaca.

1971 Associate Director Ixmiquilpan Field School in Ethnology and Linguistics, Catholic

University, Washington State University, University of Oregon. National Science

Foundation. Ixmiquilpan.

1968 Study of Otomí land tenure and farming systems and their relation to political

networks. Ixmiquilpan Field School in Ethnology and Linguistics, University of

Oregon, Washington State University, Catholic University. National Science

Foundation.

1966 Project Leader Urban Community Development Project, Morelia. Conference on

International Student Projects, Berkeley.

1965 Project Leader Urban Community Development Project, Morelia. Conference on

International Student Projects, Berkeley.

CENTRAL AMERICA

Nicaragua

1981 Mexican Delegation. Economic development, role of the Catholic Church.

Guatemala

1981 Systems of social control.

El Salvador

1963 Travel with Salvadorian students.

NORTH AMERICA

Quebec

1970 - 1971 Language and Culture, Ethnographic Film.Université Laval Quebec City.

1971 Montaignais Indians, Sept Ils

United States

1974 International Coffee Economy. San Francisco, Berkeley, New York, Washington,

D.C. Ford Foundation & University of Pittsburgh.

1970 Staff. Spokane Area Field School in Ethnology and Linguistics, University of

Oregon, Washington State University, Catholic University. Pullman.

EUROPE

Italy

1988 Study tour Roman civilization, Italian culture.

1997 Roman civilization, Italian culture

France

1997 Journées Moundiales de la Jeunesse

LECTURES

2007 La pena de muerte en los Estados Unidos entre los Mexicanos. Departamento de Sociologia, Benemerita Univetrsidad  Autonoma de Puebla.

1998 Los efectos del mercado del café de Nueva York entre los cafeticultores náhuas la Sierra de

Zongolica. Universidad de Veracruz, Peñuela, Veracruz, Mexico.

1998 Investigaciones del amaranto y su uso en México y Perú. Centro de Investigación Cientifica

de Yucatan, Merida, Yucatan, México.

1998 Usos tradicionales del amaranto. Facultad de Medicina, Universidad deYucatan, Merida,

Yucatan, Mexico.

1997 Defensa cultural en caso de pena de muerte de un indocumentado en los Estados Unidos. III

Encuentro Académico Universitario, Universidad del Golfo de México Córdoba, Veracruz,

México.

1997 El amaranto transferencia de tecnología indígena: México, Perú, y Nepal. University of

Veracruz, Peñuela, Veracruz, Mexico

1993 Amaranth Research in Nepal. The Asia Society of Los Angeles. Los Angeles, USA

1991 The Sherpa Farms Expedition. Harvard University Science Center, Earthwatch

Annual Meeting, Boston, USA

1985 El amaranto sistemas tradicionales del aprovechamiento. Instituto Bircher Brinner,

Lima, Peru