Douglas J. Anderson

Medellín, Antioquia Colombia

Education

Along with my wife Ana María, I contributed nearly three years of service as a Peace Corps Community Health Activist, teaching nutritional science classes and developing the TiNi (Tierra de Niños, Niñas y Jovenes Para el Buen Vivir) UNESCO Program in the public schools of Cuenca, Ecuador. I have over 20 years of experience teaching higher education courses in anthropology, philosophy, and religious studies. I also have extensive experience teaching ESL courses to Latin American populations in the United States and native Spanish speakers in Nicaragua and Colombia. I maintain a blog at https://andersonsethnographicnotes.com centered on "Reflections from the Realm of Anthropology."