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Spring 2015

VITA

Susan D. Greenbaum

517 Montrose Avenue

Tampa, Florida 33617

[email protected]

813-974-0777

EDUCATION:

PhD Anthropology, l981, with honors; University of Kansas

MA Anthropology, 1974, with honors; University of Kansas

BA Sociology, 1968, with honors; University of Kansas

AWARDS:

2005 William R. Jones Most Valuable Mentor Award, Florida Education Fund

2004 Outstanding Faculty Research Achievement Award, University of South Florida

2003 Theodore Saloutos Memorial Book Prize; Society for Immigrant & Ethnic History (to

More than Black)

2003 Harry T. and Harriet V. Moore Award; Florida Historical Society (to More than Black)

2003 CHOICE Award for Outstanding Academic Books; American Library Association (to More

than Black)

2002 USF Hispanic Heritage Faculty Award

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

Administration

2009-2011 Director, Office of Community Engagement

University of South Florida

University-wide office designed to promote community-based research, service learning, and

effective partnerships between the University and local community. Administrative tasks

involved establishing and staffing the newly created office, developing databases and

work groups, a small grants program, and methods of encouraging and documenting service

learning courses. We also applied for and received Carnegie status as an engaged university.

1998 – 2003 Graduate Director; MA & PhD Programs in Applied

Anthropology; University of South Florida

Combined programs total about 110 graduate students. Administrative responsibilities

include recruitment, admissions, advising, monitoring, curriculum and scheduling, budgeting

and allocating assistantships, internship development, and supervision of program assistant.

1991 – 1997 Chair, Dept. of Anthropology; University of South Florida

The Department of Anthropology at USF offers BA, MA, and PhD degrees, with 19 tenured

or tenure track faculty. The chair has responsibility for fiscal oversight, personnel, and

facilities, as well as leadership in curricular policy, academic values, and pursuit of shared

mission and goals.

Faculty Positions

2001 – 2011 Professor; Department of Anthropology (Emerita)


1986-2001 Associate Professor; Department of Anthropology


1981-86 Assistant Professor; Department of Anthropology


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Applied/Community Employment.

Summers 1989-1990 Anthropological Researcher; First Computer Concepts, Inc.

Rosebud, South Dakota

This was a subcontract for research on the petition for Federal Acknowledgment of the

Miami Tribe of Indiana; it was part of contract by FCCI with the Bureau of Indian Affairs.

The work involved extensive archival, oral history, and ethnographic research designed to

verify assertions made by petitioners.

1980-81 Senior Research Associate; Native American Research

Institute; Lawrence, Kansas

NARA was an Indian-owned consulting firm involved in policy analysis, evaluation

research, and technical assistance. I worked on alcohol, tribal leadership, and federal

recognition projects.

1977-80 Ethnohistorian and Community Consultant; City of Kansas

City, Kansas

Sponsored by the municipal Community Development and Historic Preservation programs,

this was a two part study of social history and current conditions in two historic ethnic

neighborhoods in Kansas City, Kansas. Work resulted in two pictorial monographs, two

slide-tape presentations, and detailed housing assessments and recommendations.

1975-77 Citizen Participation Specialist; Department of Community

Development; City of Kansas City, Kansas

Liaison between neighborhood groups and municipal departments, technical assistance

to neighborhood groups, policy analysis and grant writing

GRANTS:

Using Youth Arts Programs to Increase Academic Achievement and Decrease Delinquent

Behavior in Sulphur Springs. A needs assessment and program evaluation of 3 community

based organizations. $15,000, USF Collaborative for Children, Families and Communities,

2008-2009.

Home Foreclosures in the Tampa Bay Region. An analysis of data on home foreclosures

over the past four years. $15,000, USF Collaborative for Children, Families and

Communities, 2008-2009. (Co-PI with Elizabeth Strom and Beverly Ward.)

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GRANTS (CONTD.)

Public Housing in Tampa. Research on tenant relocations and impact of redevelopment of

HOPE VI project. $76,000, Sustainable Healthy Communities Thrust program, USF

Graduate School, 2007-2008 (co-PI with Elizabeth Strom and Beverly Ward).

Central Avenue Area Redevelopment Study. Applied research aimed at assessing and

helping to mitigate the impact of planned redevelopment of the Central Avenue district of

Tampa. $15,000, USF Collaborative for Children, Families, and Communities, 2005 (co-PI

with Beverly Ward).

Service Learning for ANG 6676. This is a grant to facilitate several student projects in the

spring ’06 graduate methods course that involve work on the Central Avenue

Redevelopment Impact Assessment. $2,000, USF Collaborative for Children, Families, and

Communities, 2005.

Out of School Time Study, Phase II. This follows the assessment of needs and services, and

involves focus groups with program staff, site visits to 6 programs, and analysis of census

and other data for tracts surrounding the 6 sites. $30,000, City of Tampa, Hillsborough

County, Verizon, and United Way., 2005 (co-PI with Beverly Ward & Wendy Hathaway).

Out of School Time Study, Phase I. Assessment of existing services and gaps in access for

out of school care for children between the ages of 5 and 14 in Hillsborough County.

$20,000, Hillsborough County Children’s Board, 2005 (co-PI with Beverly Ward, Shari

Feldman & Wendy Hathaway).

Women’s Housing Issues in Hillsborough County. Review of housing data on and programs

for women of varying ages, family status, and income levels. $2500, Hillsborough County

Commission on the Status of Women, 2004, (co-PI with Beverly Ward).

Deconcentration and Social Capital: Assessing the Impact of Relocation in Three Urban

Neighborhoods. Examination of social networks and adjustment problems of families

dislocated from public housing in Tampa, $225,000, National Science Foundation, 2003 –

(co-PIs are Cheryl Rodriguez and Beverly Ward).

Tampa Metropolitan Comparative Population Survey. Restudy of the 1990 survey by

Stamps, Stamps & Greenbaum, involving analysis of census data and a telephone survey

with sample of black, white, and Latino residents, $15,000, University Center for

Scholarship in Action, 2002-2003 (co-PI with Beverly Ward).

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GRANTS (CONTD.)

Sulphur Springs Neighborhood Engagement. Summer enrichment program for pre-teens at

the Sulphur Springs recreation center, designed to connect them with the history, ecology,

and social networks of the neighborhood. Hillsborough County Children’s Board, $9,000,

summer 2002 (co-PI with Wendy Hathaway).

Sulphur Springs: New Beginnings in an Old Neighborhood. Extension of prior research on

HOPE VI relocatees, this time focusing on a single neighborhood with a large number,

$19,144, USF University Community Initiative, 2001-2002 (co-PI with Cheryl Rodriguez).

Hope VI: Assessing the Impact of Urban Redevelopment. Funds for interviews on

dislocations from Tampa housing projects, $15,000, USF Collaborative for Children,

Families, and Communities, 2000-2001 (co-PI with Cheryl Rodriguez).

Cubans in Tampa: Common Histories, Common Paths. Joint celebration of 100 years of

Cuban mutual aid societies in Ybor City, $24,000, Florida Humanities Council, 1999-2000

(Co-director with Paul Dosal).

Second Century Project. Collaborative research and resource mobilization designed to

enhance the organizational capacity of the Marti-Maceo Society, $1000, USF Latin

American Caribbean Initiative, 1999.

Assessing the Impact of the National Science Foundation’s Urban Systemic Initiative.

Investigation of urban school reform programs in 4 cities (Chicago, El Paso, Memphis,

Miami). $1,117,000 for 30 months, National Science Foundation, 1999 (Co-PI with Kathryn

Borman).

Tampa Afro-Cubans & Buffalo Soldier Sites Survey Project. Support for archival and

archaeological survey in connection with centennial of the Spanish American War. $12,500,

Florida Division of Historical Resources, 1997. [Co-PI with Brent Weisman]

African American Archives. Support to index and prepare archival materials to be placed in

USF Library. $500, USF College of Arts & Sciences, 1996.

Central Avenue Legacies. Support for research, photo exhibit, panel discussion. $24,000,

Florida Council for the Humanites, 1994.

Tampa's African American Heritage. Support for coordination of existing research and

additional oral history interviews. $4900, USF President's Council, 1993.

Afro-Cubans in Ybor City: A Contemporary Perspective. Interview survey. $5300, USF

Research Council, 1988.

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GRANTS (CONTD.)

Effects of Southern Race Laws on Marginal Non-White Populations:Afro-Cubans and

Indians. Support for research expenses. $1800, Wenner Gren Foundation for

Anthropological Research, 1988.

Ybor City's Afro-Cuban Heritage. Support for the development of a pictorial monograph on

Afro-Cubans in Tampa, Florida. $4600, University of South Florida President's Council,

1986.

Mowa Choctaw Tribal Recognition Project. Travel funds to do ethnographic research on the

Mowa Band of Choctaws in McIntosh, Al. $300. USF College of Social & Behavioral

Sciences Research Enhancement Fund, 1986.

Origins and Development of Afro-Cuban Ethnicity in Tampa, Florida. Support for oral

history and archival research. $3400, University of South Florida Research Council, l984.

Afro-Cubans in Tampa: Cultural, Institutional and Historical Determinants of Ethnicity.

Support for preliminary archival research. $635, University of South Florida Research

Enhancement Program, 1984.

West Tampa Revitalization. Planning grant to develop a neighborhood improvement and

resource mobilization strategy. $4600, University of South Florida President's Council, l983.

Mowa Choctaw Status Clarification Research. Funding for research on the origins and

development of the Mowa Choctaw tribe, $26,000, Administration for Native

Americans/DHHS, 1982 (awarded to the tribal council).

A Cultural History of the Mowa Band of Choctaw Indians. Planning grant to develop a

tribal history. $1000, Committee for the Humanities in Alabama, l982 (awarded to the tribal

council).

Native American Status Clarification Resource Mobilization. Funding to establish a

consultant network, disseminate information, and provide research assistance to

unrecognized Indians. $155,000, Administration for Native Americans/DHHS, l981-82

(written with James Wherry, Native American Research Associates, Lawrence, Ks.).

Afro-American Heritage in Wyandotte County. Funding for oral and archival historical

research and development of a slide-tape presentation. $24,700. Kansas Committee for the

Humanities, l980.

Strawberry Hill: The Evolution of a Slavic-American Community. Funding for oral history

project and slide-tape presentation, $15,600, Kansas Committee for the Humanities, 1978.

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PUBLICATIONS:

Blaming the Poor: The Long Shadow of the Moynihan Report on Cruel Images of Poverty.

Rutgers University Press, forthcoming 2015.

Marriage is No Cure for Poverty, ) Al Jazeera America Opinion, February 2015

http://america.aljazeera.com/opinions/2015/2/marriage-is-no-cure-for-poverty.html

Florida's Lopsided Cuban Embrace, ) Al Jazeera America Opinion, January 2015

http://america.aljazeera.com/opinions/2015/1/floridas-lopsided-cuban-embrace.html

We Don't need a Third Bush Presidency, ) Al Jazeera America Opinion, December 2014

http://america.aljazeera.com/opinions/2014/12/jeb-bush-president2016florida.html

Rick Scott's Policies are Dangerous for Florida, ) Al Jazeera America Opinion, November 2014

http://america.aljazeera.com/opinions/2014/11/florida-gubernatorialelection2014cristscott.html

Debunking the Pathology of Poverty, ) Al Jazeera America Opinion, March 2014

http://america.aljazeera.com/opinions/2014/3/culture-of-

povertysocialwelfarepaulryanaffluenza.html

Restore Voting Rights to Ex-Felons, Al Jazeera America Opinion, February 2014

http://america.aljazeera.com/opinions/2014/2/voting-rights-

felondisenfranchisementericholdercriminaljustice.html

Obama's Promise Zones: A Weak Brew of Recycled Ingredients, Al Jazeera America Opinion,

January 2014, http://america.aljazeera.com/opinions/2014/1/barack-obama-promisezones.html

What War on Poverty? Al Jazeera America Opinion, January 2014

http://america.aljazeera.com/opinions/2014/1/war-on-poverty-lbj50yearslater.html

Still the 'American Dream'? Views of Home Ownership in the Wake of the Foreclosure Crisis.

In Margarethe Kusenbach & Krista E. Paulsen (eds.) Home: International Perspectives on

Culture, Identity, and Belonging. Peter Lang Academic Research (2013):49-72 (second author

with Elizabeth Strom).

Afro-Cubans in Tampa. In Miriam Jimenez Roman & Juan Flores (eds.) The Afro-Latin@

Reader: History and Culture in the United States. Duke University Press (2010): 51-61.

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PUBLICATIONS (CONTD):

Displacement and Deconcentration in Tampa. Anthropology News 49(9):10-14, 2008. (first

author with Cheryl Rodriguez, Beverly Ward & Ashley Spalding.

Deconcentration and Social Capital: Contradictions of a Poverty Alleviation Policy, Journal of

Poverty 12(2):201-228, 2008. (first author with Wendy Hathaway, Cheryl Rodriguez, Ashley

Spalding, Beverly Ward).

Poverty and the willful destruction of social capital: Displacement and dispossession in African

American communities. Rethinking Marxism 20(1):42-54, 2008.

‘We all lived here together’: The hidden topic of race between white and black Cubans in

Tampa. In Andrea Herrera (ed.) Cuba: The ‘Idea of a Nation’ Displaced. SUNY Press

(2007) [first author, with Linda Callejas].

Afro-Cubans. New Encylopedia of Southern Culture. Vol. 6: Ethnicity. University of North

Carolina Press, 2007.

Comments on Katrina. City & Community 5(2):109-113, 2006.

[essay, part of a published debate with Xavier de Souza Briggs and Sudhir Venkatesh about

relocation vs. redevelopment of low income neighborhoods in New Orleans].

Anthropology at Home Can Be Successful. Anthropology News 47: 1, January 2006, p 18.

Fernando Ortiz. Encyclopedia of Caribbean Literature, D. H. Figueredo (ed.), Westport, CT:

Greenwood Press, 2006, pp. 597-8.

Social capital and deconcentration: Theoretical and policy paradoxes of the HOPE VI program,

North American Dialogue 5(1):9-13, 2002.

More than Black: Afro-Cubans in Tampa, Florida. University Press of Florida, 2002

[winner of the 2003 Theodore Saloutos Memorial Book Prize; 2003 Harry T & Harriet

V. Moore Award; American Library Association, CHOICE Outstanding Academic

Books of 2003.]

Ethnography and public housing: HOPE VI in Tampa. Anthropology News, 42(1):31, 2001

[first author with Cheryl Rodriguez]

Missionary Zeal and High Tech Work on Florida's Space Coast. Anthropology of Work

Review 22(1):22-27, 2001. (3rd author, with E. Puccia, K. Borman, & K. Yelvington).

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Race: The Unspoken Divide among Hispanics. Hispanic Outlook 10: 84, 2000.

Central Avenue Legacies: African American Heritage in Tampa, Florida. Practicing

Anthropology 20, Winter 1998 [special issue edited by S. Greenbaum and C. Rodriguez].

Urban Immigrants in the South: Some Recent Data and an Historical Case Study. In Carole

Hill & Pat Beaver (eds.), Culture Diversity in the US South: Anthropological Contributions

to a Region in Transition. Athens, GA: University of Georgia Press, 1998.

The Role of Ethnography in Linkage with Communities: Identifying and Assessing

Neighborhoods Needs and Strengths In Mario Hernandez (ed.), Promoting Cultural Compe-

tence in Systems of Care, Baltimore, MD: Paul Brookes Publishing Co., 1998.

Culture and School Based Policy Issues. In James Paul (ed.), Ethical Policy Making in

Local Schools, Baltimore, MD: Paul Brookes Publishing Co. 1997. [first author with

Yolanda Martinez & Marlena Y. Baber.]

The Southeast Culture Area. In Molly R. Mignon (ed.) Native North Americans: An

Ethnohistorical Approach, Kendall Hunt Publishing Co. (2nd ed), 1997. [second author with

Brent Weisman]

Multicultural Education, in The Encyclopedia of Cultural Anthropology, D.Levinson & M.

Ember (eds.) American Reference Publishing Co, 1996. [second author with Nancy

Greenman]

Multiculturalism. In Mark Rehn (ed.) The Encycopedia of Multiculturalism, Salem Press,

1994:1179-87.

Mutual Aid Societies and Voluntary Associations. In Mark Rehn (ed.) The Encycopedia of

Multiculturalism, Salem Press, 1994:1219-1222.

Housing Abandonment in Inner City Black Neighborhoods. In R. Rotenburg & G.

McDonogh (eds.) Cultural Meaning of Urban Space, Bergin Garvey, 1993.

Economic Cooperation among Urban Industrial Workers: Rationality and Community in an

Afro-Cuban Mutual Aid Society, 1904-1927. Social Science History 17(2), 1993:173-93.

Multiculturalism and Political Correctness: The Challenge of Applied Anthropology in

Curricular Politics. Human Organization 51(4):408-411, 1992.

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A Comparison of African American and Euro-American Mutual Aid Societies. Journal of

Ethnic Studies 19(3):95-119, 1991.

What's in a Label? Identity Problems of Southern Indian Tribes. Journal of Ethnic Studies

19(2):107-126, 1991.

Marketing Ybor City: Race, Ethnicity and Historic Preservation in the Sunbelt. City and

Society 4(1):58-76, 1990.

Comparative Study of Blacks, Whites and Hispanics in the Tampa Metropolitan Area.

Institute on Black Life, Univ. of South Florida, 1990. [third author with David & Miriam

Stamps]

Afro-Cubans in Tampa Florida: Legacies of Jose Marti and Antonio Maceo, Cuban

Heritage, 1(2): 5-15, 1988.

Afro-Cubans in Ybor City: A Centennial History. Sociedad La Union Marti-Maceo: Tampa,

Florida, 1986.

Afro-Cubans in Exile: Tampa, Florida, 1886-1984. Cuban Studies/Estudios Cubanos, 15(1):

59-72, 1985.

In Search of Lost Tribes: Applied Anthropology and the Federal Acknowledegment Process.

Human Organization 44(4): 361-367, 1985.

The Preservation of Strawberry Hill: Continuity and Adaptation in an Urban Ethnic

Neighborhood. Ethnic Groups, 6: 275-292, 1985.

The Ecology of Social Networks in Four Urban Neighborhoods. Social Networks 7(1):

47-76, 1985. [second author with Paul Greenbaum]

Urban Anthropology and Homelessness in the United States, Urban News 6(1): 4-5, l985.

Integrating Ethnographic and Quantitative Research: A Reply to Kleinfeld with Implications

for American Indian Self-Determination. Anthropology and Education Quarterly, 15(2):

171-173, 1984. [first author with Paul Greenbaum]

Cultural Differences, Nonverbal Regulation, and Classroom Interaction: Sociolinguistic

Interference in American Indian Education. Peabody Journal of Education, 61(1): 16-33,

1983. [second author with Paul Greenbaum]

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Bridging Ties at the Neighborhood Level. Social Networks 5(4):367-384, 1982.

Territorial Personalization: Group Identity and Social Interaction in a Slavic-American

Neighborhood. Environment and Behavior, 13(5): 557-573, l981. [second author with Paul

Greenbaum].

The Afro-American Community in Kansas City, Kansas: A History. Kansas City, Kansas

Department of Community Development, l980, 108 pages.

Strawberry Hill: A Neighborhood Study. Kansas City, Kansas Department of Community

Development, l978, 78 pages.

Book Reviews:

Land of Sunshine, State of Dreams: A Social History of Modern Florida (Gary Mormino)

Gaineville, FL: University Press of Florida, American Historical Review October, 2007.

La Lucha por Cuba: Religion and Politics on the Streets of Miami. (Miguel A. de la Torre)

Berkeley, CA: University of California Press, American Studies 47:2:141-142. 2006.

Wizards and Scientists: Explorations in Afro-Cuban Modernity and Tradition. (Stephan

Palmié).Durham, NC: Duke University Press, American Anthropologist 106(3):630-631, 2004.

The Osage Ceremonial Dance In'-Lon-Schka (Alice Anne Callahan); Winged Words:

American Indian Writers Speak (Laura Coltelli, ed.); War Dance: Plains Indian Musical

Performance (William K. Powers). Western Historical Quarterly 23(3):381-2, 1992.

Women of the South: An Anthropological Perspective. (Holly Mathews, ed.) Florida

Historical Quarterly, July 1991.

Like Beads on a String: A Culture History of the Seminole Indians in North Penninsular

Florida. (Brent Weisman) Florida Historical Quarterly, 1989.

Key West: Cigar City, USA. (Glenn Westfall), Tampa BayHistory, 1987.

Urban Neighborhoods, Networks, and Families: New Forms for OldValues. (Peggy

Wireman), Contemporary Sociology, 1986.

Cuban Americans: Masters of Survival. (Jose Llanes), American Anthropologist, 87(2):

461, 1985.

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My Work among the Florida Seminoles. (James L. Glenn), Tampa Bay History, 6(1): 59-61,

1984.

Neighborhoods and Urban Development. (Anthony Downs), Urban News, 4(2-3): 8-10,

l983.

Urban and Regional Planning in an Age of Austerity. (D. Clavel,J. Forestor & W.G.

Goldsmith, eds.), Urban News, 3(2): 9-10, l982.

PAPERS PRESENTED:

Moynihan Was Wrong. Annual Meeting of the Society for the Study of Social Problems,

San Francisco, August 11, 2014.

Challenging the Dispersal Consensus, Annual Meeting of the Urban Affairs Association,

Chicago, March 5, 2009.

The Sad Slow Death of Central Avenue: Extirpating Blackness from the Urban Core, Annual

Meetings of the American Anthropological Association, San Francisco, November 21, 2008.

Deconcentration and Displacement: Scattering the Poor under the HOPE VI Program. Annual

Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Memphis, March 27, 2008.

Lessons from Collaborative Relocation Planning, Crossroads II, Institute for Community

Research, Hartford, CT, June 8, 2007.

Ameliorating Displacement: Virtues and Contradictions of Collaborative Relocation Planning,

Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Tampa, Florida, March 29, 2007

Scattering New Orleans’ Evacuees: The Politics of Neoconservative Housing Policies,

Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Vancouver, Canada, March 30,

2006

The Ethnography of Leases, Lies and Loss. Special session honoring Carol Stack, Annual

Meeting of the Society for the Study of North America; Merida, Mexico, May 6, 2005.

[Cheryl Rodriguez, second author]

Afro-Cubans in Florida’s Civil Rights Movement. USF St. Petersburg Florida Studies

Center Special Conference on the Civil Rights Movement in Florida, June 3, 2004.

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PAPERS PRESENTED: (CONTD)

Police containment in public housing: Episodes in the war on the poor in Tampa, Florida.

Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association, Chicago, November 2003

[second author with Cheryl Rodriguez].

‘White folks are trying to take our building again:’ The continuing struggle to maintain a

contested Afro-Cuban heritage in Tampa. New Orleans, Annual Meetings of the American

Anthropological Association, November 2002 [second author with Linda Callejas]

Social capital and deconcentration: Theoretical and policy paradoxes of the HOPE VI

program. Windsor, Canada, Conference on Social Justice, sponsored by the Canadian

Society of Sociology and Cultural Anthropology/Society for the study of North America,

May 5, 2002.

Undeveloping African American communities: Legacies of Urban Renewal and prognoses of

HOPE VI. Bartow, Florida, Second annual conference on African American Heritage in

Peninsular Florida, February 2002.

Poverty and the willful destruction of capital: Displacement and dispossession in African

American communities. Washington, DC, Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological

Association, November 2001.

Black Cuban/Black American: Evelio Grillo and other Afro-Cubans in Tampa during Jim Crow.

Washington, DC, Annual meetings of the Latin American Studies Association, September 2001.

Housing reform in the 21st century: HOPE VI and the end of public housing as we know it.

Merida, Mexico, annual meetings of the Society for Applied Anthropology, March 2001.

Afro-Cuban Legacies: At Home in Tampa Bay. Bartow, Florida, First annual conference on

African American Heritage in Peninsular Florida, February 2001.

HOPE VI: New Urbanism or New Urban Renewal. Poster session, San Francisco, Annual

meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Dec. 2000 (with Shari Feldman,

Cheryl Rodriguez, Linda Hose).

We all lived there together: Black and white Cubans in Ybor City. Miami, Florida, Annual

meeting of the Cuban Research Institute, October 2000. (with Linda Callejas)

Mediating intergenerational, racial, and ethnic divisions: An applied perspective. San

Francisco, Annual meeting of Society for Applied Anthropology, March 24, 2000 (with

Linda Callejas).

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Studying school reform in four urban districts: The NSF USI Project. Evaluating

Educational Reform. Traverse City, Michigan, July 16, 1999.

Gender and race in Afro-Cuban/African American relations in Tampa. Miami, Florida.

Cuban Research Institute, June 26, 1999.

Afro-Cubans in Tampa: Jose Marti vs. Jim Crow. USF Institute on Black Life, Research

Conference IV, March 25, 1999.

Historic Preservation and the Ghosts of Urban Renewal: Dilemmas of an Afro-Cuban

Mutual Aid Society. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, San Juan

Puerto Rico, April 24, 1998.

Cubans are a Model Minority, but only if they are White. USF Institute on Black Life,

Research Conference III, Tampa, Florida, March 26, 1998.

The Role of Ethnographic Research in Systems of Care. National Training Institute:

Developing Local Systems of Care in a Managed Care Environment. Traverse City, MI,

June 13, 1996.

Central Avenue Legacies. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology.

Baltimore, MD, March 30, 1996.

Afro-Cubans in Tampa: Transforming Invisibility in a Post Jim Crow Community. Annual

Meeting of the Southern Anthropological Society. Baton Rouge, LA, Feb. 17, 1996.

Ethnographic Research in Urban Minority Communities: Assessing Resources and

Evaluating Strengths. Second Annual Annie E. Casey Foundation Research and Evaluation

Conference. Baltimore, MD, Sept. 27, 1995.

What is an Indian? Race and Reason in the Federal Acknowledgment Process. Annual

Meeting of the Florida Academy of Sciences, Tampa, FL, May 19, 1995

Recruiting and Retaining Minority Graduate Students. Annual Meetings of the Society for

Applied Anthropology. Albuquerque, NM, March 30, 1995.

Ethnographic Research in the Casey Urban Children's Mental Health Initiative. Annual

Systems of Care Conference; Florida Mental Health Institute. Tampa, FL, March 6, 1995.

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Training Native Ethnographers. Annual meetings of the Society for Applied Anthropology.

Cancun, Mexico, April 13, 1994.

Race and Ethnicity in BAR's Definition of Indian. Pequot Conference on Northeastern

Ethnohistory and Federal Recognition. Mystic, Connecticut, Oct. 22, 1993.

Afro-Cubans in Tampa: A View from the Other Side. Center for Policy Reseach/Center for

Caribbean and Latin American Studies, Florida International University, Miami, April, 14,

1993.

La Union Marti-Maceo: An Afro-Cuban Mutual Aid Society in 20th Century Florida,

Southern Historical Association, Atlanta, Nov. 6, 1992.

Iroquois Contributions to the US Constitution: The Politics of Indian Political Systems,

Multicultural Festival, Brooklyn College, Nov. 12, 1992.

Afro-Cuban American Families, Second Annual Conference on Black Families in America,

USF Institute on Black Life, Tampa, Florida, April 12, 1991.

Housing Conditions and Attitudes in Black, White and Mixed Neighborhoods in Tampa,

USF Provost's Brain Event, Tampa, Florida, October 7, 1991.

Redistributive Exchange in a Highly Mobile Community: Costs and Benefits in an

Afro-Cuban Mutual Aid Society in Florida, 1904-1927. Sunbelt Social Network

Conference, Tampa, Florida, February 16, 1991.

Housing Abandonment in Inner City Black Neighborhoods: Cultural, Structural and

Demographic Explanations. Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological

Association, New Orleans, Dec. 1, 1990.

Tribal Communities in the Modern World. Special conference, Crisis in Indian Policy,

sponsored by Wellesely College and the Newbury Library, Wellesely, Massachusetts,

November 10, 1990.

Federal Acknowledgment and the Quest for Tribal Community. Annual meeting of the

American Society for Ethnohistory, Chicago, Illinois, November 4, 1989.

The Federal Acknowledgment Process: A Ten Year Review. Symposium oraganized for the

annual meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Tampa, Florida, April 22, l988.

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Identity Problems of Indians in the Post-Removal South. Annual meeting of the Society for

Applied Anthropology, Tampa, Florida, April 22, l988.

Rebuilding Cities: Roles and Uses for Urban Anthropological Research. Invited session,

Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association, Chicago, Illinois,

November 1987. (co-chaired with Stan Hyland, Memphis State)

Afro-Cubans in Ybor City: History, Ethnicity, and Sunbelt Revitalization. Annual Meetings

of the American Anthropological Association, Chicago, Illinois, November 1987.

Afro-Cuban Ethnicity in Tampa, Florida: Legacies of Jose Marti and Antonio Maceo.

Seminar on the Process of Immigration to North American Society. Research exchange

between the University of Havana and SUNY/Binghamton, Havana, Cuba, June 1987.

Historical Overview of Black Cubans in Tampa. Humanities Symposium on A Quarter

Century of Cuban Exile Culture. Florida International University, Miami, Florida,

September 1986.

The Origins of the Mowa Band of Choctaws: Documentary and Oral Accounts. Annual

Meeting of the Southern Anthropological Association. Wrightsville Beach, NC, April, 1986.

Homelessness in America: Social Costs of Military Spending. Fortress America: A

Symposium on Militarism. Tampa, Florida, February, 1986.

Afro-Cuban Lifelines: Migration, Networks and Community Structure. Annual Meeting of

the Oral History Association. Pensacola, Florida, October 1985.

Self-Help, Mutual Aid, and External Dependency: A Tale of Two Organizations. Annual

Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Denver, Colorado, November 1984.

The Preservation of Strawberry Hill: Continuity and Change in an Urban Ethnic

Neighborhood. International Conference on Built Form and Culture Research. Lawrence,

Kansas, October 1984.

Afro-Cubans in Ybor City. Second Annual Anthony J. Pizzo Lecture, University of South

Florida Library, November 1984.

The Structure of Social Networks in a Multi-Ethnic Inner-City Neighborhood: Segregation,

Reciprocation, and Differential Effects of Proximity. Sunbelt Social Network Conference.

Phoenix, Arizona, February 1984.

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Afro-Cubans in Tampa, Florida: Conflicting Identities and Ambiguous Boundaries in Local

Ethnic Relations. Annual Meetingsof the American Anthropological Association.

Chicago, Illinois, November 1983.

The Federal Acknowledgement Project: A New Chapter in Applied Ethnohistory. Annual

Meeting of the American Society for Ethnohistory. Nashville, Tennessee, October 1982.

A Native American Status Clarification Project. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied

Anthropology. Lexington, Kentucky, March 1982.

Bridging Ties at the Neighborhood Level: Weak or Multiplex? Sunbelt Social Network

Conference. Tampa, Florida, February 1982.

Patterns of Sociometric Choices in an Urban Ethnic Neighborhood. Sunbelt Social Network

Conference. Tampa, Florida, February 1982.

Residential Proximity as a Factor in Social Network Formation: The Implications for

Organizing Urban Neighborhoods. Sunbelt Social Network Conference. February, 1981.

TECHNICAL REPORTS

Suggestions for Easing the Relocation Process of Central Park Village Residents. Tampa

Housing Authority, June 2006.

Hillsborough County Out of School Time: Analysis of Needs and Gaps, Phase II Report,

Children’s Board of Hillsborough County; Susan Greenbaum, Beverly Ward, Shari Feldman

& Wendy Hathaway, June 2006, xx pages.

Hillsborough County Out of School Time: Analysis of Needs and Gaps, Phase I Report,

Children’s Board of Hillsborough County; Susan Greenbaum, Beverly Ward, Shari Feldman &

Wendy Hathaway, May 2005, 52 pages.

Housing Issues for Women in Hillsborough County, Hillsborough County Commission on the

Status of Women. [with Wendy Hathaway & Beverly Ward], October 2004, 36 pages.

Response to “A Decade of HOPE VI: Draft Policy Report” by Urban Institute and Brookings

Institution., 2003, 8 pages.

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TECHNICAL REPORTS (CONTD):

Afro-Cuban Patriots in Tampa during the Spanish American War. Florida Division of

Historical Resources, 1998, 50 pages.

Expert Witness Report, Miami Tribe of Indiana v. Bruce Babbitt, Native American Rights

Fund, 1996, 24 pages.

Overview of the Richmond and Houston Ethnographic Studies: Conclusions and

Recommendations. Annie E. Casey Foundation Urban Children's Mental Health Initiative,

1995, 39 pages.

Affidavit concerning my role in BAR/BIA review of Indiana Miami petition, and general

critique of contracting and review process, submitted to Native American Legal Rights

Fund, 1993, 12 pages.

Comments on proposed changes to 25 CFR 83, procedures for establishing that an Indian

group exists as a tribe, submitted to Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1991, 13 pages.

Race, Ethnicity and Culture. Essay and bibliography designed to facilitate revision of

syllabi for multicultural curriculum. USF Center for Teaching Enhancement, 1991,

73 pages.

Historical, Social and Political Development of the Miami Nation of Indians of the State of

Indiana, Branch of Acknowledgment and Research, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1990, 96

pages.

Hillborough County Planning Dept., review and recommendations concerning

comprehensive needs assessment, 1990, 5 pages.

Baseball in Ybor City. Ybor City Folk Festival Catalogue, 2 pages, 1989.

Afro-Cuban-American Music. Ybor City Folk Festival Catalogue, 1 page, 1989 (with

Cheryl Rodriguez).

Ybor City: A Community of Emigrants. Ybor City Folk Festival Catalogue, 1 page, 1989.

Social and Political Organization of the Mowa Band of Choctaws. Deposition for

Congressional hearings on Mowa recognition, Mowa Choctaw Tribal Council, 19 pages,

1989.

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Review and analysis of the Florida Tribe of Creek Indians petition for Federal

Acknowledgment. Native American Research Fund, Washington, D.C., 1988, 27 pages.

Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe of Massachussetts: Issues affecting efforts at status

clarification. Orbis Associates, Washington, D.C. 22 pages, (co-authored with James

Wherry), 1988.

Abenaki Tribe of Vermont: Issues affecting efforts at status clarification. Orbis Associates,

Washington, D.C. 35 pages, (co-authored with James Wherry), 1988.

Samish Tribe of Washington: Issues affecting efforts at status clarification. Orbis

Asssociates, Washington, D.C. 28 pp, 1988.

Mowa Choctaw Communities. Supplement to narrative petition for federal acknowledgment

as an Indian tribe. Mowa Band of Choctaws, McIntosh, Alabama, 36 pages, 1988.

Narrative History of the Mowa Band of Choctaw Indians. Petition for federal

acknolwedgment as an Indian tribe. (co-author with Jacqueline A. Matte) Mowa Band of

Choctaws, McIntosh, Alabama, 140 pages, l987.

Cigar-making in Ybor City; Los Trompos; catalogue entries, Second Annual Ybor City Folk

Festival, Tampa, Florida, 5 pages, 1987.

Comments and recommendations concerning the Lumbee draft petition

for Federal Acknowledgment. Lumbee River Legal Services, Pembroke, N.C., 16 pages,

1986.

Recommendations for research needed to satisfy the Federal Acknowledgement criteria.

Mowa Band of Choctaw Indians; McIntosh, Alabama, 35 pages, 1986.

Net-making; Kite-making; Cubans in Ybor City; Afro-Cuban Recipes; catalogue entries,

Ybor City Centennial Folk Festival, Tampa, Florida, 6 pages, 1986.

Recommendations for research needed to satisfy the Federal Acknowledgement criteria.

West Florida Creek Indian Council; Pensacola, Florida, 7 pages, 1985.

Recommendations on ways to improve the Federal Acknowledgment Process. US Bureau

of Indian Affairs, Branch of Federal Acknowledgment; Washington, D.C., 5 pages, 1985.

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Proposal for a Neighborhood-Based Exterior Improvement and Employment Training

Program. West Tampa Revitalization Corporation; Tampa, Florida, 101 pages, 1983.

Evaluation of the Title IV-A Pre-School Program, Omaha Tribe; Macy, Nebraska, 15 pages,

1981 (with Paul Greenbaum).

Native American Alcohol Use: A Topical Annotated Bibliography. Indian Health Services,

USET Area; Nashville,TN, 66 pages, 1981.

Evaluation of Native American Alcoholism Programs in the USET Area. Indian Health

Services, USET Area; Nashville, TN, 48 pages, l981.

Nonverbal Communication in the Native American Classroom: Cultural Differences as

Barriers to Educational Equity. Native American Research Institute; Lawrence, KS, 14

pages, 1981 (with Paul Greenbaum).

Demographic Change and the Dual Housing Market: Residential Abandonment in the

Northeast Area. Kansas City, Ks. Department of Community Development; 19 pages, 1980.

EDITING & REVIEW:

Co-editor (with Cheryl Rodriguez), special issue of Practicing Anthropology 20 (Winter)

1998.

Editor, Connections, journal of the International Society for Social Network Analysis, 1987 -

1990.

Editor, Urban News, newsletter of the Society for Urban Anthropology, 1983-1985;

contributing editor for SUA in American Anthropological Association's newsletter,

1985-1988.

Proposal Review, Administration for Native Americans, U.S. DHHS, December 1985,

March 1986, June 1986, March 1987 (panel review of proposals from Indian tribes for

research, social and economic development project funding); Wenner Grenn Foundation for

Anthropological Research, 1983; NSF Law and Social Sciences Program, 1984, 1985, 1987,

1988.; NSF SES Sociology 2006, NSF Dissertation Research 2007; NEH 2002.

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Manuscript review:

Broadview Press 2005; University of Alabama Press, 1998; University of Florida Press,

1989, 2003; University of Oklahoma Press, l983; University of Texas Press, 1995, 1996;

Urban Institute Press 2003;

American Anthropologist 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005; City and Society, 1987, 1988,

1989, 1991; Environment & Planning, 2005; Human Organization, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1993,

1994, 1998, 1999, 2002; 2006; Urban Anthropology, 1989; Journal of Personal & Social

Relationships, 1991; Journal of International Education, 1991; Social Science History,

1992; American Sociological Review, 1994; Northeastern Ethnohistory, 1995; Thought &

Action, 2005, 2006; Transforming Anthropology 2006; Sociological Perspectives 2007.

CONSULTING & TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE:

Children’s Board of Hillsborough County; conducted research and presented results on the

status of out-of-school programs for elementary and middle school youth in the county,

2005-2006.

Hillsborough County Commission on the Status of Women; conducted research and

presented results on subject of women’s housing problems, 2005.

Ybor City Museum Society, Tampa, Florida; participated in focus group on redesign of

museum exhibits, 1998.

Institute on Black Life, USF, Tampa, Florida; developed guidelines and criteria for a small

grants program, co-organized a research conference, 1997-98.

Florida Mental Health Institute, USF, Tampa, Florida; developed an ethnographic survey to

serve as a component in a 5 year-evaluation of four neighborhood sites (Richmond, Houston,

Miami, Boston) taking part in the Annie E. Casey Urban Initiative, 1993-96.

Native American Rights Fund, Washington, D.C., analysis of evidence for Miami Indians of

Indiana law suit against the Bureau of Indian Affairs, expert witness, 1992-97.

USF Center for Teaching Enhancement, development of resource guide for General

Education curriculum, workshop facilitator, spring and fall, 1992.

First Computer Concepts, Inc., in depth analysis of the Miami Nation of Indiana petition for

Federal Acknowledgment, 1989-90.

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CONSULTING & TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (CONTD):

Hillsborough County Planning Dept., review and recommendations concerning

comprehensive needs assessment, 1990.

Seminole Tribe of Florida, 1989-90, research consultation on FEH sponsored audiovisual

presentation on Seminole traditional medicine.

Ybor City Historical Society, research coordination for the Ybor City Folk Festival, 1989.

Native American Rights Fund; Washington, D.C., 1988, research assistance to the Florida

Tribe of Eastern Creek Indians.

Orbis Associates; Washington, D.C., 1987, research design, data collection, and analysis for

an evaluation of status clarification projects funded by the Administration for Native

Americans.

Lumbee River Legal Services; Pembroke, N.C., 1987, on-site

consultation concerning petition for federal recognition.

Ybor City Centennial Commission; Tampa, Florida, 1986, 1987, 1989 fieldwork and

consultation for an ethnic folk festival.

La Union Marti-Maceo; Tampa, Florida, 1984 - present, assistance in obtaining federal

non-profit status, coordination between board members and historic preservation officials in

Ybor City, public relations and historical research.

Lightfoot Films, Inc.; Atlanta, Georgia, 1984, consultation on script development for a

documentary film on ethnic groups in the Ybor City district of Tampa.

Branch of Federal Acknowledgement, U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs; l984, invited

conference on ways to speed the Federal Acknowledegment process and alleviate burdens on

petitioning groups.

Mowa Band of Choctaw Indians; McIntosh Alabama, l982-present, ethnographic research

and assisting in the writing of a petition for Federal Acknowledgement as an Indian tribe.

West Tampa Revitalization Corporation; 1983-1984, assistance in the development of a

neighborhood improvement strategy.

West Florida Creek Indian Council; Pensacola, Florida, 1982 & 1984, advice on research

design and data collection for a petition for Federal Acknowledgment as an Indian tribe.

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CONSULTING & TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE (CONTD):

Omaha Tribe; Macy, Nebraska, 1981, assistance in the development of a proposal for tribal

council reorganization and land restoration project.

Omaha Indian Center; Omaha, Nebraska, 1981, assistance in writing a proposal for an

economic development project.

Kickapoo Tribe; Horton, Kansas, 1981, assistance with fiscal procedures and reporting.

Southeastern Michigan Inter-Tribal Association; Warren, Michigan, 1980, board training.

Saginaw Inter-Tribal Association; Saginaw, Michigan, 1980, project planning and

evaluation.

Genesee Valley Indian Association; Flint, Michigan, l980, project planning and evaluation.

COURSES TAUGHT:

Undergraduate

Introductory Anthropology

Cultural Anthropology

Applied Anthropology

Urban Anthropology

History of Anthropological Theory

North American Indians

Ethnic Diversity in the United States

Graduate

Quantitative Methods

Advanced Quantitative Methods/Multivariate Analysis

Contemporary Applied Anthropology

Methods in Applied Anthropology

Community Development and Anthropology

Neighborhood Preservation

Ethnicity and Public Policy

Grassroots Organizations

Native American Policy Issues

Social Organization

Urban Anthropology

Urban Poverty

Field Methods; Rapid Ethnographic Assessment

Summer Seminar in writing and research

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PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS:

American Anthropological Association

Society for Applied Anthropology, fellow

Society for the Anthropology of North America

Society for the Study of Social Problems

Society for Urban, National, Transnational/Global Anthropology (past president)

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