Case studies in applied anthropology internship training
By: [compiled] by Michael Angrosino.
Contributors: Angrosino, Michael.; University of South Florida. Center for Applied Anthropology.
Series: Monograph series three / Human Resources Institute -- no. 9; Monograph series three -- no. 9.
Publisher: Center for Applied Anthropology
Published: 1982
Place of publication: Tampa, Fla
Language: eng
Number of pages: 96
Subjects: Applied anthropology -- Case studies.; Applied anthropology -- Study and teaching -- Case studies.
Notes: "June, 1982."

Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: value: The making of an applied anthropologist / Michael Angrosino; value: Health and disease in Southeast Asian refugees / Margaret Anderson; value: An interpretation of Mount Rogers National Recreation Area culture history / Harry Piper and Jacqueline Piper; value: The special needs of families with chronically ill children / Nera Vanden; value: A survey and assessment of known archaeological sites in Sarasota County / Marion Almy; value: The management of Marion County archaeological resources / Andrea Le Vasseur; value: Eliminating barriers to access in regional parks / Dward Moore; value: Cognitive mapping as a tool for effective community involvement / Katherine Nelson; value: Applied anthropology in the community development context / Michael Pardee; value: Anthropology and the hospice movement / Michael Blauner; value: Community care for the elderly / Patricia Sorrells.