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Hillary Haldane
Hillary Jeanne Haldane
Professor of Anthropology
Professor Hillary J. Haldane, PhD earned her BA in anthropology from San Diego State University, her diploma of arts in anthropology from the University of Otago, and her MA and PhD in anthropology from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Her expertise sits at the intersection of Indigeneity, Gender-Based Violence, and the Culture Concept. Her regional expertise is Oceania, specifically Aotearoa and Australia. Dr. Haldane's secondary area of expertise is the political-economy of general education.
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Education
BA, San Diego State University
MA, University of California Santa Barbara
PHD, University of California Santa Barbara
Office Location
College of Arts & Sciences 1 314
Courses
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Experience
Society for Applied Anthropology
Nominations and Elections
USA
2022 - Present
State of Connecticut
Member, Council on Sexual Misconduct Climate Assessments
Connecticut
2021 - 2026
Sexual Violence Research Institute
Global Expert Group
South Africa
2020 - Present
UN Women
Expert Roster, Ending Violence Against Women (EVAW)
International
2020 - Present
Central Queensland University
Fulbright Senior Scholar
Mackay, Queensland, Australia
2017 - 2017
New Haven/Leon Sister City Project
Board Member
New Haven, CT USA and Leon, Nicaragua
2011 - 2014
YWCA of San Diego County
Administrator, Youth and Community Services
San Diego, CA USA
1997 - 1999
Selected Publications
Chapter
The 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup: Politics, Representation, and Management
Erueti, B., Grainger, A., and Haldane, H.
The Marketing and Branding of Indigeneity at the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023: The Marketing of Maori London (Routledge 2023)
Non-Peer Reviewed Journal
Request not Require: Campus COVID Policies and Structural Violence
Haldane, H.J.
SfAA News November (2022)
Books
Applying Anthropology to General Education
Wies, J.R., Haldane, H.J.
1st ed. London (Routledge 2022)
Chapter
Haldane, H.J.
FIFA's Feminist Foot Soliders (Palgrave 2021)
Peer Reviewed Journal
Silencing By Design
Women's Health (2021)