Rob Edmondson
Asst. Professor of Anthropology
University of Hawaii
Honolulu Community College
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A symbol of the diversity and blending of cultures and peoples in Hawaii and the Pacific. This gives us our strength and helps us survive - by helping each other learn and share our rich multi-cultural, multi-ethnic heritage!
Aloha kakou, e komomai
I hope you enjoy seeing what anthropology does here in Hawaii and the other Pacific Islands.
Below I will share with you news about the courses I teach, student groups at our college, topics in anthropology I love, fine organizations in Hawaii and the Pacific, and news about the cultures I have studied in the Pacific and elsewhere.
Asst. Professor: Rob Edmondson
Office: Building: # 7 - Room: # 613
Office Hours: M-Th: 11:30 - 1:00
Help: for Kokua (Help) - Please call, write or visit me
Office Phone: 808-845-9260 - Office Fax: 808-845-9415
E-Mail: rob@hcc.hawaii.edu
Web Page: http://home.honolulu.hawaii.edu/~rob/
US Mail: Rob Edmondson - 874 Dillingham Blvd. - Honolulu, HI 96817
You can click on these links to see the topics covered, the syllabus, schedule and activities in each course:
Anth.135 - Pacific Island Peoples
Anth.135 - Web Class - Pacific Island Peoples
Anth.150 - Human Adaptations
Anth.150 - Web Class - Human Adaptations
Anth.200 - Cultural Anthropology
Anth.200 - Cable TV Class -
"Faces of Culture"
You can click on these links to see some of the recent activities our students have been having fun learning with:
Hulili Ke Kukui - Native Hawaiian Programs
Phi Theta Kappa - National Honor Society
You can click on these links to see some of the best anthropology sites:
UH Manoa - Anthropology Department
Anthropology in the News - from Texas A & M
The
Pacific Islands Report Website
You can click on these links to see some wonderful websites:
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