Curriculum Vitae. Michael J. Paolisso

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1 Curriculum Vitae Michael J. Paolisso Personal Information Contact Information Department of Anthropology University of Maryland College Park, Maryland Office: Major Interests Topics: Areas: Environmental Anthropology, Cultural Models, Coastal and Estuary Socio- Ecological Systems, Qualitative and Quantitative Theories and Methods, Applied Anthropology, Interdisciplinary Research, International Development, Gender, Economic Anthropology Chesapeake Bay, Latin America, Kenya, and Nepal Education and Training Ph.D. in Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles, 1985, Dissertation: Subsistence and Coffee Cultivation among the Irapa-Yukpa of Venezuela: A Cultural Ecological Investigation. M.A. in Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles, 1978 B.A. in Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles, 1976 Summer Institute on Research Methods in Cultural Anthropology, National Science Foundation. August Employment Background 2012-present 2006-present Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Maryland, College Park. Graduate Director, Department of Anthropology, University of Maryland, 1

2 College Park Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Maryland, College Park Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Maryland, College Park Director, Health and Social Analysis, International Center for Research on Women, Washington, DC Adjunct Professor, Department of Anthropology, George Washington University, Washington, DC 1993 Visiting Lecturer, Department of Anthropology, Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts Staff Anthropologist, International Center for Research on Women, Washington, DC Research Anthropologist, School of Public Health, University of California, Los Angeles, California Research, Scholarly, and Creative Activities 1 Books and Monographs 2006 Chesapeake Environmentalism: Rethinking Culture to Strengthen Restoration and Resource Management. Michael Paolisso. Chesapeake Perspectives Monographs, Maryland Sea Grant College Non-native Oysters in the Chesapeake Bay. National Academy Press, Washington, D.C. (Member, Committee on Nonnative Oysters in the Chesapeake Bay, National Research Council, NRC) 1992 Gender and the Commercialization of Subsistence Agriculture in Nepal. Michael Paolisso and Shibesh Regmi. Washington, D.C. and Kathmandu, Nepal: International Center for Research on Women and New ERA Women's Work and Child Welfare in the Third World. Joanne Leslie and Michael Paolisso, editors. Boulder, Colo., Westview Press. 1 Lead author is identified with boldfacing. Graduate student co-authors are marked with (*). 2

3 1988 Time Allocation among the Irapa-Yukpa. Michael Paolisso and Ross Sackett. Human Relations Area Files Comparative Time Allocation Series. Volume 2. New Haven: HRAF Press. Book Chapters 2012 Behavior Observations in Ethnography. Raymond Hames and Michael Paolisso. In The Handbook of Methods in Cultural Anthropology, H. Russell Bernard and Clarence Gravlee, editors. Altamira Press. (forthcoming) 2012 Social and Cultural Incentives and Obstacles to Adaptation to Increased Coastal Flooding in East Boston, MA USA. Paul Kirshen, Ellen Douglas, Michael Paolisso and Ashley Enrici*. In Restoring and Sustaining Lands: Coordinating Science, Politics, and Action, H.A. Karl, M. Flaxman, J.C. Vargas-Moreno, and P. Lynn Scarlett, editors. Pgs Springer Does Cash Crop Adoption Detract From Childcare Provision? Evidence from Rural Nepal. Michael Paolisso, Kelly Hallman, Lawrence Haddad, and Shibesh Regmi. In Household Decisions, Gender, and Development: A Synthesis of Recent Research. Agnes R.Quisumbing, editor. Washington, DC: International Food Policy Research Institute Chesapeake Bay Watermen, Weather, and Blue Crabs: Cultural Models and Fishery Policies. Michael Paolisso. In Weather, Climate and Culture, Sarah Strauss and Ben Orlove, editors, Pgs New York: Berg Mujeres, Agua y Lena en Honduras: Algunas Obervaciónes Empíricas sobre Género y Recursos Naturales. Michael Paolisso and Aleyda Ramirez. In. Género y Medio Ambiente en México, Centroamérica y Caribe, Esperanza Tuñón Pablos, editor. Pgs Tabasco, México: ECOSUR Avances de la Investigación sobre Género y Medio Ambiente. Michael Paolisso. In Género y Ambiente in Latinoamerica, Margarita Veláquez, editor. Cuernavaca, Mexico: Centro Regional de Investigaciones Multidisciplinarias, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico Sustainable Development and Women. Michael Paolisso, Lourdes Arizpe, Margarette Lycette, and Margarita Velasquez). In Women in the Americas, Margaret Berger, editor. Washington, D.C.: The Inter-American Development Bank Mujer, Pobreza y Medio Ambiente en America Latina. Michael Paolisso and Sally Yudelman. In Despejando Horizontes: Mujeres en El Medioambiente. Santiago, Chile: Isis Internacional Impression Cran Ltda Collection of Time-Use and Labor Data: A Commentary. Michael Paolisso. New Directions for Household Surveys, Joachim von Braun and Detlev Puetz, editors. Washington, D.C.: International Food Policy Research Institute. 3

4 1991 Behavioral Research on Household Activity Patterns, Resource Allocation and Care Practices. Michael Paolisso, Duncan Ngare and Judith Timyan. In The Health Transition: Methods and Measures, John Cleland and Allan Hill, editors. Canberra: Australian National University Cultural Summary of the Yukpa of Venezuela. Michael Paolisso. Encyclopedia of World Cultures, D. Leviason, (editor in chief) and Johannes Wilbert (volume editor). Newbury Park, CA: Sage/Human Relations Area Files (HRAF) Women's Agricultural Labor, Child Care and Infant Diarrhea in Rural Kenya. Michael Paolisso, Michael Baksh and Jim Thomas. In Women's Work and Child Welfare in the Third World, Joanne Leslie and Michael Paolisso, editors. Boulder, Colo.: Westview Press Anthropological Contributions to the Study of Malnutrition: The Nutrition CRSP Kenya Project. Michael Paolisso and Michael Baksh. In Bringing People In: Social Science in International Agricultural Development, Constance C. McCorkle, editor. Boulder, Colo.: Lynne Reiner Press Impact of the 1984 Drought on Food Intake, Nutritional Status and Household Response in Embu, Kenya. Charlotte Neumann, Michael Baksh, Michael Paolisso and Murray Trostle. In Drought in Kenya: Lessons from 1984, T.E. Downing, K. Gitu, and Crispin Kamau, editors. Nairobi: Ford Foundation. Articles in Refereed Journals 2012 A Cultural of Farmer Land Conservation. Michael Paolisso, Priscilla Weeks and Jane Packard. Human Organization. (revisions under review) 2012 Environmental Models and Public Stakeholders in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. Michael Paolisso, Jeremy Trombley, Kevin Sellner and Raleigh Hood. Estuaries and Coasts. (under review) 2012 Local Cultural Models of Conservation and NGO Legitimacy. Priscilla Weeks, Jane Packard and Michael Paolisso. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management. Vol. 55(5): Environmental Justice and Climate Change: Knowledge and Adaptation among African American Communities in the Chesapeake Bay Region. Michael Paolisso, Ashley Enrici*, Paul Kirshen, Ellen Douglas and Matthias Ruth. Weather, Climate and Society. Vol 4: Coastal flooding and Climate Change: Impacts and Adaptations for an Environmental Justice Community in Boston, Massachusetts. Ellen Douglas, Paul Kirshen, Michael Paolisso, Ashley Enrici*, Chris Watson, and Matthias Ruth. Mitigation and Adaptation Strategies for Global Change. Vol. 17(5):

5 2010 A Cultural Model Analysis of Chesapeake Bay Oyster Restoration. Michael Paolisso and with Nicole Dery*. Human Organization. Vol 69(2): Methods for the Systematic Study of Human Behavior. Michael Paolisso and Raymond Hames. Field Methods 22(4): Potential Climate Change Impacts on the Chesapeake Bay. Raymond Najjar, Christopher Pyke, Mary Beth Adams, Denise Breitburg, Carl Hershner, Michael Kemp, Robert Howard, Margaret Mulholland, Michael Paolisso, David Secor, Kevin Sellner, Denice Wardrop and Robert Park). Estuarine,Coastal and Shelf Science 86: Gone the Bull of Winter? Grappling with Cultural Implications of Anthropology s Role(s) in Global Climate Change: Comments. Michael Paolisso. Current Anthropology 49(4): Taste the Traditions: Crabs, Crab Cakes and the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Fishery. Michael Paolisso. American Anthropologist Vol. 109(4): Cultural Models and Cultural Consensus of Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab and Oyster Fisheries. Michael Paolisso. NAPA (National Association of Practicing Anthropologists) Bulletin 28: The Art of Farming: Exploring the Link between Farm Culture and Maryland s Nutrient Management Policies. R. Shawn Maloney* and Michael Paolisso. Culture and Agriculture Vol.28(2): Restoration of the Chesapeake Bay using a Non-Native Oyster: Ecological and Fishery Considerations. Michael Paolisso, Nicole Dery* and Stan Herman*. Human Organization Vol. 65(3): Linking Estuarine Research to Local Community Heritage & Environmental Values: Lessons from the Chesapeake Bay. Lucinda Power* and Michael Paolisso. Practicing Anthropology 29(1): The Significance of Gender Roles in Assessing Disaster Impacts: A Case Study of Hurricane Mitch and Hillside Farmers in Honduras. Michael Paolisso, Amanda Ritchie* and Aleyda Ramirez. International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters Vol 20 (2): Blue Crabs and Controversy on the Chesapeake Bay: A Cultural Model for Understanding Watermen s Reasoning about Blue Crab Management. Michael Paolisso. Human Organization 61(3):

6 2002 Does Cash Crop Adoption Detract from Child Care Provision? Evidence from Rural Nepal. Michael Paolisso, Kelly Hallman, Lawrence Haddad and Shibesh Regmi. Economic Development and Cultural Change Vol 50: Culture, Politics, and Toxic Dinoflagellate Blooms: The Anthropology of Pfiesteria. Michael Paolisso and Erve Chambers. Human Organization 60(1): What Can Digital Audio Data Do for You? R. Shawn Maloney and Michael Paolisso. Field Methods 13(1): Farmer Morality and Maryland s Nutrient Management Regulations. Michael Paolisso and R. Shawn Maloney. Culture and Agriculture 22(3): Recognizing Farmer Environmentalism: Nutrient Runoff and Toxic Dinoflagellate Blooms in the Chesapeake Bay Region. Michael Paolisso and R. Shawn Maloney. Human Organization 59(2): Toxic Algal Blooms, Nutrient Runoff, and Farming on Maryland s Eastern Shore. Michael Paolisso. Culture and Agriculture 21(3): Gender and Household Level Responses to Soil Degradation in Honduras. Michael Paolisso, Sarah Gammage and Linda Casey. Human Organization 58(3): Energy Requirements and Dietary Energy Recommendations for Children and Adolescents 1-to-18 Years Old. Benjamin Torun, Peter Davies, M. Barbara Livingstone, Michael Paolisso, Ross Sackett and G.B. Spurr.. European Journal of Clinical Nutrition 50, Supplement 1: Meeting the Changing Health Needs of Women in Developing Countries. Michael Paolisso and Joanne Leslie. Social Science and Medicine 40: The Influence of Reproductive Status on Rural Kenyan Women's Time Use. Michael Baksh, Charlotte. Neumann, Michael Paolisso, Robert Trostle and Ad Jansen. Social Science and Medicine 39: Traditional Meat Procurement among the Irapa-Yukpa of the Venezuelan-Colombia Border Area. Michael Paolisso and Ross Sackett. Research in Economic Anthropology 7: Aboriginal Population and Depopulation: A Case Study of the Encomiendas of Merida, Venezuela. Michael Paolisso. Anthropology UCLA 13: Reports and Extension Publications 2008 Cultural and Socioeconomic Effects of Introducing a Non-Native Oyster into the Chesapeake Bay. Michael Paolisso. Non-Native Environmental 6

7 Impact Assessment. Annapolis, MD: Maryland Department of Natural Resources Oyster Restoration in the Chesapeake Bay: A Cultural & Socioeconomic Assessment. Michael Paolisso and Nicole Dery*. Annapolis, MD: Maryland Department of Natural Resources Restoration of Chesapeake Bay Oysters: A Cultural Consensus Analysis of Stakeholder Knowledge and Values. Michael Paolisso and Nicole Dery*. Annapolis, MD: Maryland Department of Natural Resources A Cultural Analysis of Oyster Restoration Alternatives in the Chesapeake Bay: A Look at the Oyster Industry. Nicole Dery* and Michael Paolisso. Annapolis, MD: Maryland Department of Natural Resources Cultural Analysis for EIS on Oyster Restoration Alternatives, Including the Crassostrea ariakensis. Michael Paolisso, Stan Herman* and Nicole Dery*. Annapolis, MD: Maryland Department of Natural Resources Linking Estuarine Ecology and Community Heritage: A Socio-Cultural Needs Assessment of the Monie Bay Component. Lucinda Power* and Michael Paolisso. Annapolis, MD: National Estuarine Research Reserve. Maryland Department of Natural Resources 2005 Cultural Models, Environmental Values and Environmental Decision-Making. Michael Paolisso. Washington, DC: Office of Research and Development, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Using Collaborative Learning, Cultural Models and Dialogue to Advance Co- Management Planning of Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab (Callinectes sapidus) Fishery. Michael Paolisso. College Park, MD: Maryland Sea Grant Program Cultural Consensus and Cultural Models of Environment on Maryland's Lower Eastern Shore. Michael Paolisso. Arlington, VA: National Science Foundation Applying Consensus and Cultural Models to Improve Environmental Decision-Making. Michael Paolisso. Arlington, VA: National Science Foundation Cultural Models of Pfiesteria piscicida on Maryland s Lower Eastern. Michael Paolisso. Arlington, VA: National Science Foundation 2001 Does Cash Crop Adoption Detract from Child Care Provision? Evidence from Rural Nepal. Michael Paolisso, Kelly Hallman, Lawrence Haddad and Shibesh Regmi. Discussion Paper, Food and Consumption Division, International Food Policy Research Institute. Washington, D.C.: IFRPI. 7

8 2000 Género y Manejo de los Recursos Naturales, Reserva Biológica El Chile, Honduras. Michael Paolisso and Aleyda Ramirez. Tegucigalpa, Honduras: World Neighbors Gender and Natural Resource Management: Promoting Sustainability in the El Chile Biological Reserve, Honduras. Michael Paolisso. Report-in Brief. Washington, D.C.: International Center for Research on Women Gender and Natural Resource and Natural Disaster in Honduras. Michael Paolisso and Aleyda Ramirez. Washington, D.C.: International Center for Research on Women (ICRW) A Study of the Cultural Models of Pfiesteria piscicida. Michael Paolisso. Sea Grant College Program Preliminary Results from Exploratory Research on Cultural Models of Pfiesteria. Michael Paolisso. Report for the National Science Foundation Providing Emergency Contraception in Ecuador: Assessing the Impacts of Training and Practice. Michael Paolisso, Ernesto Pinto, Maria de Lourdes Carrillo, Marth Yepez, Monica Arellano, Marjorie Macieira. Washington, D.C.: International Center for Research on Women Proporcionando Contracepción de Emergencia en Ecuador: Evaluando los Impactos el Entrenamiento y la Práctica. Michael Paolisso, Ernesto Pinto, Maria de Lourdes Carrillo, Marth Yepez, Monica Arellano, Marjorie Macieira. Quito, Ecuador: Centro Médico de Orientación y Planificación Familiar (CEMOPLAF) Opportunities for Creating Synergy by Focusing on Women: Recommendations for USAID/Nepal. Michael Paolisso and Gretchen Bloom. Washington, D.C.: Development Alternatives, Inc Taking Women into Account: Lessons Learned from NGO Project Experiences. Mayra Buvinic, Rekha Mehra, Michael Paolisso, Charlotte Johnson-Welch, Ellen Weiss and Daniel Whelan. Washington, D.C: International Center for Research on Women Household Response to Soil Degradation: Gender, Poverty, and Demographic Dynamics in Honduras. Michael Paolisso and Linda Casey. Washington, D.C.: International Center for Research on Women Respuestas del Hogar Rural a la Degradación de Suelo: Un Estudio de Caso de Género, Pobreza y la Dinámica Demográfica en Honduras. Michael Paolisso and Linda Casey. Tegucigalpa, Honduras: World Neighbors. 8

9 1996 Women's Responses to Environmental Degradation: Poverty and Demographic Constraints. Case Studies from Latin America. Michael Paolisso and Sarah Gammage. Washington, D.C.: International Center for Research on Women Agricultural Commercialization, Women s Care Activities and Child Nutritional Status in Nepal. Michael Paolisso and Shibesh Regmi. Washington, D.C.: Educational Development Center/WINS Project Advances in Research on Gender and Environment. Michael Paolisso. D.C.: International Center for Research on Women New Directions for the Study of Women and Environmental Degradation. Michael Paolisso. Washington, D.C.: International Center for Research on Women Economic Anthropology and the Study of Intrahousehold Resource Allocation: Some Methodological Lessons from Nepal. Michael Paolisso. Washington, D.C.: International Center for Research on Women Sustainable Development and Women: Management and Protection of the Environment. Michael Paolisso, Lourdes Arizpe, Margaret Lycette, Margarita Velázquez and Fernanda Paz. Washington, D.C.: International Center for Research on Women Gender Differences in Child Care Practices of Adults in Nepal and Kenya. Michael Paolisso. Washington, D.C. International Center for Research on Women The Impact of Agricultural Commercialization on Men s and Women s Farm Labor: Evidence from Nepal. Michael Paolisso, Shibesh Regmi, Lawrence Haddad and Bishwa Tiwari. Washington, D.C. and Kathmandu, Nepal: International Center for Research on Women and New ERA Beyond Fuelwood: New Directions for the Study of Women and Environmental Degradation. Michael Paolisso. Washington, D.C.: International Center for Research on Women Encuentro: Mujer, Pobreza y Medio Ambiente en America Latina. Michael Paolisso and Sally Yudelman. San Jose, Costa Rica: Fundacion Arias para la Paz y Progreso Humano Women, Poverty and the Environment in Latin America. Michael Paolisso and Sally W. Yudelman. Washington, D.C.: International Center for Research on Women Strengthening Women: Health Research Priorities for Women in Developing Countries. Joanne Leslie, Michael Paolisso, Sambe Duale, Shushum Bhatia, A.W. 9

10 Patterson and Judith Timyan. Washington, D.C.: International Center for Research on Women Women in Development: Recommendations for Future Activities. Michael Paolisso and Rae Lesser Blumberg. United States Agency for International Development, Quito, Ecuador Non-Traditional Agricultural Exports: Labor, Gender and Socio-Economic Considerations. Michael Paolisso and Rae Lesser Blumberg. United States Agency for International Development, Quito, Ecuador California s Auto Repair Industry: An Ethnographic Study of Consumer Loss Paul Taylor and Michael Paolisso. Washington, D.C.: Bureau of Consumer Affairs, Federal Trade Commission.. Book Reviews, Other Articles and Brief Contributions 2012 Book Review: The Oyster Question: Scientists, Watermen, and the Maryland Chesapeake Bay since 1880 (by Christine Keiner). Michael Paolisso. Environment and History. Forthcoming Heritage, History or Culture? Thoughts on Applied Significance. Michael Paolisso. Newsletter, Society for Applied Anthrology. Vol 19 (1): The Right to Work the Water. Michael Paolisso. Waterman s Gazette 31(5): Uses of Applied Ethnography by Master s Level Students in Community, Health and Development. Michael Paolisso. Practicing Anthropology 27(2): Applying Consensus and Cultural Models to Improve Environmental Decision- Making. Michael Paolisso and Erve Chambers. Proceedings of the 2002 Decision- Making and Valuation for Environmental Policy Progress Review Workshop. March, Washington, D.C. Pgs Giving Voice to the Watermen. Michael Paolisso. College Park 13(1): Profiles of Skipjacks, Skipjack Captains, and Community Members: Chance-Deal Island and Wenona. Michael Paolisso and Stacey Hockett-Sherlock*. Compilation of Community-Authored Profiles for Exhibit Building a Constituency for Applied Anthropology. Michael Paolisso and R. Shawn Maloney. Practicing Anthropology 23(3): Cultural Models of Environment and Pollution. Michael Paolisso, R. Shawn Maloney and Erve Chambers. Anthropology News 41(2):

11 2000 Book Review: Political Ecology, Mountain Agriculture, and Knowledge in Honduras (Kees Jansen). Michael Paolisso. Journal of Political Ecology Vol 6: Invited Presentations 2011 Why Culture is Important to Environmental Behavior. Michael Paolisso. Social Science Workshop. Science and Technical Advisory Committee, Chesapeake Bay Program. Annapolis, Maryland. March 10, Culture, Place and Environmentalism. Michael Paolisso. Graduate Seminar. Department of Geography. University of Maryland, College Park. March 3, Cultural Analysis and Fishery Research and Management: Cognition, Models and Consensus. Michael Paolisso. Fishery Seminar University of Alaska/MESAS April 7, Juneau, Alaska 2010 Studying Environmental Behavior. Michael Paolisso. Human Environmental Research Seminar. School of Fisheries and Ocean Sciences. University of Alaska, Fairbanks. April 6, Cultural Considerations of a Sustainable Fishery: Chesapeake Bay Blue Crabs. Michael Paolisso. Mason School of Business, College of William and Mary. March 24, The Cultural and Social Roles of Oysters. State of the River Summit. Michael Paolisso. Calvert Maritime Museum. Solomons, MD. October 10, Cultural and Socioeconomic Impacts of Native and Non-Native Oyster Restoration in the Chesapeake Bay. Michael Paolisso. Non-Native EIS Oyster Advisory Panel. Annapolis, MD. June 27, Culture, Place and Watermen Heritage. Michael Paolisso. Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum. St. Michaels, MD. April 17, Cultural and Socioeconomic Assessment. Michael Paolisso. Non-Native Oyster EIS Project Delivery Team. Colonial Beach, VA. January 23-24, Oysters, Culture, Chesapeake Bay Restoration. Michael Paolisso. Chesapeake Bay Program. Annapolis, Md. January, 15, Oysters, Culture, Chesapeake Bay Restoration and Beyond. Michael Paolisso. Interstate Shellfish Transport Committee. Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission. Washington, D.C. December 19,

12 2007 Cultural and Socioeconomic Impacts of Native and Non-native Oyster Restoration in the Chesapeake Bay. Michael Paolisso. Oyster Advisory Commission. Annapolis, Md. November, 19, Annapolis, Md Culture and the Restoration of the Chesapeake Bay. Michael Paolisso. Visiting Scholars Program Lecture Series. St. Mary s College of Maryland. St. Mary, Md. March 19, Cultural and Socio-Economic Analysis for Non-Native Oyster EIS. Michael Paolisso. Scientific and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC), Chesapeake Bay Program. Virginia Beach, VA. March 6, Understanding Crassotrea ariakensis as a Cultural Organism. Michael Paolisso. Univeristy of Maryland, Center for Environmental Sciences, Horn Point Laboratory. Cambridge, MA. October 11, Where is the Cultural in Environmental Research and Education: Lessons from the Chesapeake Bay. Michael Paolisso. Mid-Atlantic Marine Educator Association Annual Conference. NorthBay, North East, MD. September 30, Urbanization and Chesapeake Bay Environmentalism. Michael Paolisso. Center for Urban Environmental Research and Education, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Spring Seminar Series. April 28, Blue Crab Collaborative Learning Project. Michael Paolisso. Maryland Sea Grant College Program. Annapolis, MD. September 26, Using Cultural Models to Improve Marine and Land Conservation. Michael Paolisso. Department of Fish and Wildlife, Texas A & M. University. College State, TX. September 15, A Cultural Analysis: Knowledge, Values and Chesapeake Bay Oysters. Michael Paolisso. Maryland Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Annapolis, MD. July 28, 2005, 2005 Environmental Anthropology of the Chesapeake Bay: Comparing Environmental Professional and Watermen Knowledge and Values about Environment and Pollution. Michael Paolisso. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency (NOAA), National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS). Silver Spring, MD. June 16, Culture, Cultural Models, Consensus and Blue Crabs: Lessons from the Chesapeake Bay. Michael Paolisso. North Carolina Collaborative Learning Workshop. Columbia, North Carolina. February 17-18, People and Resources: Linking Culture and Ecology to Strengthen Chesapeake Restoration and Natural Resource Management (Blue Crabs). Michael Paolisso. 12

13 Academy for Lifelong Learning. Washington College. Chestertown, MD. November 9, Farmer Environmentalism: Cultural Perspectives on Pollution and Nutrient Management. Michael Paolisso. Campus Environmental Series Lecture. Washington College. Chestertown, MD. November 9, Environmental Anthropology of the Chesapeake Bay: Comparing Environmental Professional and Watermen Knowledge and Values about Environment and Pollution. Michael Paolisso. University of Maryland Center for Environmental Sciences, Cambridge, MD. October 13, Cultural and Demographic Change among Maryland Watermen Communities. Michael Paolisso. Maryland Population Research Center, Seminar Series. University of Maryland, College Park. October 8, Smart Growth and Chesapeake Bay Coastal Communities. Michael Paolisso. Panel Discussion. Smithsonian Folklife Festival, June 23, Washington, D.C Blue Crab Collaborative Learning Project. Michael Paolisso. Bi-State Blue Crab Technical Advisory Group, Chesapeake Bay Commission. Annapolis, MD. June, 22, Working with Watermen Communities. What does Anthropology Bring? Michael Paolisso. Panel on Blue Crab Research Results. Commercial Watermen Trade Exposition. Ocean City, MD. February 7, Comparing Environmental Professional and Watermen Knowledge and Values about Environment and Pollution. Michael Paolisso. Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Annapolis, MD. January 15, Culture, Collaborative Learning and Fisheries Management: Lessons from the Chesapeake Bay. Michael Paolisso. Mid-Atlantic Sea Grant Region Workshop. Columbia, North Carolina. December 2-3, Cultural Models and Environmental Decision-Making. Michael Paolisso. Office of Research and Development, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). November What s an Anthropologist doing in a Place Like the Chesapeake Bay? Michael Paolisso. Maryland Sea Grant College, College Park, MD. October Anthropology, Culture and Environment on the Chesapeake Bay. Michael Paolisso. Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC), Edgewater, MD. June. 13

14 2003 Strengthening Research and Management of the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab: What s Culture Got to do with it? Michael Paolisso. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Agency (NOAA). Silver Spring, MD, May Cultural Models and Collaborative Learning: Strengthening Research and Management of the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab. Michael Paolisso. College of Marine Sciences, University of Delaware. Newark, DE. May Getting Farmers to Adopt Innovative Practices: What s Culture Got to Do with It? Michael Paolisso. Scientific Forum on Innovation in Agricultural Conservation for the Chesapeake Bay. Beltsville, MD. May Watermen, Blue Crabs and Culture on the Chesapeake Bay. Michael Paolisso. Norwegian-American Club of Maryland. Timonium, MD April Blue Crab Collaborative Learning Project. Michael Paolisso. Meeting of the Technical Work Group, Bi-State Blue Crab Advisory Committee (BBCAC), Chesapeake Bay Commission. Colonial Beach, Virginia, April Cultural Model Research and Fisheries Policy. Michael Paolisso and Bonnie McCay. Discussion Paper, Conference on Environment, Resources and Sustainability: Policy Issues for the 21 st Century. Athens, Georgia, September Blue Crabs and Controversy on the Chesapeake Bay: Cultural Models, Collaborative Learning and Dialogue. Michael Paolisso. Meeting of the Technical Work Group, Bi- State Blue Crab Advisory Committee (BBCAC), Chesapeake Bay Commission. Colonial Beach, Virginia, June Cultural Models, Blue Crabs and Fisheries Management. Michael Paolisso. Chesapeake Bay Program, Annapolis, Maryland, May Gender, Family and Work in Maryland s Blue Crab Fishery. Michael Paolisso Demography and Inequality Seminar Series, Center on Population, Gender and Social Inequality, University of Maryland, College Park, April Applying Consensus and Cultural Models to Improve Environmental Decision-Making. Michael Paolisso. Decision-Making and Valuation for Environmental Policy Workshop. US EPA National Center for Environmental Research and NSF Decision, Risk and Management Science Program. Washington, D.C., March Farmer Environmentalism and Farmer Morality. Michael Paolisso. Delmarva Poultry Industry. Salisbury, Maryland, November Cultural and Consensus Models of Environment and Pollution. Michael Paolisso. Harrison Program on the Future Global Agenda, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland, October. 14

15 2000 Gender Roles, Hurricane Mitch and Environment in Honduras. Michael Paolisso and Aleyda Ramirez. Conference on Promoting Women in Development. International Center for Research on Women. Washington, D.C., April Farmer Environmentalism and Cultural Analyses of Pfiesteria. Michael Paolisso. College of Marine Studies, University of Delaware. Wilmington, Delaware, February Gender and Natural Resource in El Chile, Honduras: Research Findings and Program Implications. Michael Paolisso. World Neighbors/Honduras, Tegucigalpa, Honduras, January Farmer and Environmental Professional Environmentalism. Michael Paolisso. Maryland Department of Natural Resources. Annapolis, Maryland, April Gender and Natural Resource Use in Honduras. Michael Paolisso. Center on Population, Gender and Social Inequality, Department of Sociology, University of Maryland. College Park, Maryland, March Community Beliefs and Values in Response to Environmental Stress: The Case of Pfiesteria piscicida on Maryland s Lower Eastern Shore. Michael Paolisso. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds. Washington, D.C., February Lessons Learned from Honduras: Community Participation in Natural Resource Management. Michael Paolisso. United States Agency for International Development, Office of Women in Development. Washington, D.C., January Understanding the Cultural Dimensions of Pfiesteria piscicida. Michael Paolisso. Conference on Integrating Policy and Research on Pfiesteria. Georgetown University, Washington, D.C., December Cultural Models of Pfiesteria. Michael Paolisso. Farm Bureau Association, Wicomico County. Snow Hill, Maryland, October Progress in Studying Stakeholder Response to Pfiesteria. Michael Paolisso. Maryland Department of Natural Resources. Annapolis, Maryland, September Cultural Research on Pfiesteria. Michael Paolisso. University System of Maryland, Environmental Programs Coordinating Council, Pfiesteria Coordination Committee. College Park, Maryland, August Fieldwork Approaches to the Cultural Study of Pfiesteria. Michael Paolisso. Neuropsychological Diagnostic and Research Laboratory. University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore, Maryland, August. 15

16 1998 Anthropology of Pfiesteria. Michael Paolisso. Office of Sustainable Ecosystems and Communities, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Washington, D.C., February Anthropology, Rapid Rural Appraisal and Food Security. Using RRA to Identify Food Security Indicators. Michael Paolisso. International Food Policy Research Institute, Washington, D.C., May Women's Responses to Environmental Degradation: Poverty and Demographic Constraints. Michael Paolisso. United Nations Expert Group Meeting on Women, Population and Sustainable Development. Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, November Gender, Population and Environment. Michael Paolisso. Inter-American Development Bank. Washington, D.C., July Open Methodological Questions on Production, Income and Labor. Michael Paolisso. International Food Policy Research Institute workshop on Data Needs for Food Policy in Developing Countries: Directions in Household Surveys. Washington, D.C., September Anthropology, Development and Low-Income Households. Michael Paolisso. School of Advanced International Studies, Social Change and Development Program. Washington, D.C., March Methodological Contributions of Economic Anthropology to the Study of Intrahousehold Resource Allocation. Michael Paolisso. International Food Policy Research Institute/World Bank workshop on Intrahousehold Resource Allocation: Policy Issues and Research Methods. Washington, D.C., February Mujer, Pobreza y el Medio Ambiente en América Latina. Michael Paolisso. Conference on Women, Poverty and Environment, Arias Foundation, San José, Costa Rica, October Linking Conservation, Women, and Development. Michael Paolisso. Workshop on Women, Wildlife, and the World Wildlife Fund. World Wildlife Fund, Washington, D.C., February Strengthening Women: Health Research Priorities for Women in Developing Countries. Michael Paolisso. National Council on International Health Policies, Washington, D.C., June Behavioral Research on Household Activity Pattern, Resource Allocation and Care Practice. Michael Paolisso. Workshop on "Methods for Studying Health Transition Processes. The Rockefeller Foundation and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Regent College, London, June. 16

17 Conference Paper Presentations 2011 Challenging Interdisciplinary Environmental Research Epistemologies with Cultural Models. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. Seattle, Washington. March 29, Distributional Impacts of Climate Change and Adaptation Options for Marginalized Communities: Place-based Research in Boston, Massachusetts and the Eastern Shore, Maryland. Ashley Enrici*, Ellen Douglas, Paul Kirshen, Michael Paolisso, Jack Wiggin, and Chris Watson. Annual Meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Washington, D.C, April, Managing Humans and Oysters: Challenges to an Ecosystem-Based Management Approach. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. Merida, Mexico. March 26, Cultural Models and Cultural Consensus: Integrating Cognitive Approaches to Study and Guide Restoration of Chesapeake Bay Oysters. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Philadelphia, PA. December Coastal Flooding and Environmental Justice: Identifying Vulnerable Communities and Feasible Adaptation Strategies for the Boston Metro Area. Ellen Douglas, Chris Watson, Paul Kirshen, Jack Wiggin, Michael Paolisso, and Scott Goodwin*). NOAA Coastal Zone 09 Conference. Boston, MA, July Coastal Flooding and Environmental Justice: Identifying Vulnerable Communities and Feasible Adaptation Strategies for the Boston metro area. Ellen Douglas, Paul Kirshen, Chris Watson, Jack Wiggin, Michael Paolisso and Scott Goodwin*). Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March 25, Coastal Flooding, Environmental Justice, and Adaptation on Maryland s Rural Eastern Shore. Matthias Ruth, Scott Goodwin* and Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the American Association of Geographers, Las Vegas, NV, March 24, Assessing the Impacts of Fishery Change using Cultural Model Methodology: Lessons from the Chesapeake Bay. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA). Santa Fe, NM. March 21, Water, Water, Everywhere: Anthropologists Role(s) in the Uncertainty of Water in the Age of Global Climate Change. Michael Paolisso. (Panel Discussant). Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA). Memphis, TN. March 25,

18 2008 Restoration of Chesapeake Bay Oysters: What s Happening to the Fishery? Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA). Memphis, TN. March 28, Cultural Knowledge, Values and Models of Land Conservation on Maryland s Eastern Shore and the Big Thicket region of Texas. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Rural Sociological Society. Santa Clara, CA. August 3, Non-native Oysters in the Chesapeake Bay. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA). Tampa, Fl. March 29, Understanding Landowner Shoreline Management Choices. Michael Paolisso. Living Shoreline Summit Conference, Williamsburg, VA. December. (Panel Facilitator) 2006 Cultural Models and Collaborative Learning: Lessons from the Chesapeake. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the American Water Resources Association. Baltimore, MD November 6, Taste the Traditions: Globalizing Chesapeake Crabs with Imported Pasteurized Crabmeat. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, DC, December It s not about the Boat: Skipjack, Heritage and Tourism on the Chesapeake Bay. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA). Santa Fe, New Mexico, April The Right to Work the Water. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA). Santa Fe, New Mexico, April Chesapeake Bay Watermen Knowledge and Management of the Blue Crab Fishery. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Dallas, TX. March Bridging Competing Discourses on Managing the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Fishery. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Portland, OR. March A Model for Understanding Watermen s Reasoning about Blue Crab Management. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Atlanta, Georgia, March Weather, Blue Crabs and Chesapeake Bay Watermen: Implications for Harvest Strategies and Fishery Management Policies. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C, November. 18

19 2001 Culture, Commercial Crabbers and Resource Managers on the Chesapeake Bay. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Merida, Mexico, March Poultry Farming, Nutrient Runoff and Toxic Algal Blooms on Maryland s Eastern Shore. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. San Francisco, California, April Cultural Constructions of Environmental Problems: The Case of Pfiesteria Piscicida. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. Tucson, Arizona, April Natural Resource Management and Gender in Honduras. Michael Paolisso and Aleyda Ramirez. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. San Juan, Puerto Rico, April Gender Differences in Adult Childcare in Nepal. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meetings of the Association of Women in Development, Washington, D.C., October International Development Policies and Poor Women's Health. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, New Orleans, November Time Allocation Research in International Development. Michael Paolisso. Annual Meeting of the American Ethnological Society Annual Meeting, Santa Fe, New Mexico, April Hunting Productivity among the Yukpa Indians of Venezuela. Michael Paolisso and Ross Sackett. Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C., November. Symposia Organized and Chaired 2009 Making Cognitive Approaches in Environmental Anthropology Count: Bridging Findings to Policy. (Michael Paolisso, Shirley Fiske and Susan Crate, co-chairs and organizers). Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Philadelphia, PA, March 30, Environment as Cultural Heritage. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. Santa Fe, New Mexico (Erve Chambers and Michael Paolisso, co-chiars). April. 19

20 2005 Fishing Heritage and Tourism. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. Santa Fe, New Mexico. April Culture, Collaborative Learning and Fisheries Management: Lessons from the Chesapeake Bay. Mid-Atlantic Sea Grant Region Workshop. Columbia, North Carolina, December Coastal Communities and Environments. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. Portland, OR. (Ben Blount and Michael Paolisso, co-chairs). March Cultural Models of Nature and Environment: Methods and Practice. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Atlanta, Georgia. (Michael Paolisso and Ben Blount, co-chairs), March Resource Management in an Anthropological Perspective. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology, Atlanta, Georgia. (Michael Paolisso and Erve Chambers), March Farming, Animal Feeding Operations (AFOs) and Pollution. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. San Francisco, California, April The Cultural Study of Pfiesteria. Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology. Tucson, Arizona, April Workshop on the Anthropology of Pfiesteria. Department of Anthropology, Resource Management and Cultural Processes Track, University of Maryland, College Park., Maryland, November. Exhibits Culture, Heritage and Blue Crabs. Maryland Day Exhibit. April Digital Map and Interactive Website of Rockcreek United Methodist Church Cemetery, Chance Maryland Skipjacks, Skipjack Captains and Community Members, with Stacey Hockett-Sherlock. Annual Skipjack Races, Deal Island, Maryland. September. Grants, Awards and Fellowships NOAA Oceanic and Atmospheric Research (OAR), Climate Program Office, Climate and Societal Interactions Coasts (CSI-Coasts) ( ) Overcoming the Obstacles and Capitalizing on the Incentives for Climate Change Adaptation in Coastal Environmental Justice Communities. Co-Principal Investigator 20

21 Grant: $382,736 Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station ( ) Co-Principal Investigator Ecological and Social Responses to Grid-Ditched Coastal Marsh Restoration Grant: $30,000 Maryland Sea Grant College ( ) Principal Investigator Importation of Baitworms and their Live Algal Packing Materials to the Mid-Atlantic: Vector Characterization and Management Grant: $64,235 National Science Foundation (NSF), Cultural Anthropology Program ( ) Principal Investigator (with Shirley Fiske, co-pi) Cultural and Consensus Models of Climate Change Adaptation for the Chesapeake Bay Grant: $195,662 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) ( ) Co-Principal Investigator Mitigating Microcystis (Harmful Algal Bloom) in the Chesapeake Grant: $100,000 Research and Scholarship Award (RASA) Summer, 2010 Principal Investigator Strengthening Cultural Analysis of the Human Dimensions of Environmental Change Grant: $9,000 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Co-Principal Investigator Coastal Flooding and Environmental Justice: Developing Strategies for Adapting to Climate Change Grant: $50,000 Chesapeake Bay Program, Science and Technical Advisory Committee (STAC) ( ) Co-Principal Investigator Assessing Social Science Research Priorities for Chesapeake Bay Restoration Grant: $10,000. United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) ( ) Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service (CSREES) Principal Investigator Linking Land Conservation and Rural Stakeholders through Cultural Model Research Grant: $357,590 Maryland Department of Natural Resources ( ) 21

22 Principal Investigator Cultural Analysis for EIS on Oyster Restoration Alternatives, Including the Crassostrea ariakensis. Contract: $165,601 Maryland Department of Natural Resources (2005) Principal Investigator Socio-cultural Assessment of the Monie Bay Estuarine Reserve, Eastern Shore, Maryland. Contract: $22,000 National Science Foundation, Cultural Anthropology Program ( ) Principal Investigator Modeling Uncertainty in Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Fishery Research: Combining Anthropological and Fishery Science Approaches Grant: $48,810. Center for Heritage Resource Studies, University of Maryland, College Park (2004) Co-Principal Investigator (with Erve Chambers, Co-PI) Heritage Proposal Development Grant: $1,500 National Science Foundation (2003) Principal Investigator Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) and Research Experience for Graduate (REG) Grant: $4,350 General Research Board Award (2003) Principal Investigator Promoting Collaborative Research among Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Stakeholders Grant: $8,750 Maryland Sea Grant College ( ) Principal Investigator Preparation of monograph for Sea Grant publication series Chesapeake Perspectives; Grant: $1,500. Center for Heritage Resource Studies, University of Maryland, College Park (2003) Co-Principal Investigator (with Erve Chambers, Co-PI) Heritage Proposal Development Grant: $1,500 Maryland Sea Grant College ( ) Principal Investigator Assessing Needs and Promoting Collaborative Learning among Blue Crab Fishery Stakeholders on Maryland s Lower Western Shore. Grant: $5,000 22

23 U.S Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) ( ) Principal Investigator Cultural Models, Environmental Values and Environmental Decision-Making Cooperative Agreement: $28,000 Maryland Sea Grant College ( ) Principal Investigator (with Erve Chambers, Co-PI) Cultural Models, Dialogue, and Stakeholder Management of the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Fishery Grant: $72,000 Maryland Population Research Center, University of Maryland, College Park ( ) Principal Investigator Gender, Family and Work in Maryland s Blue Crab Fishery Grant: $10,000 Center for Heritage Resource Studies, University of Maryland, College Park (2002) Co-Principal Investigator (with Erve Chambers, Co-PI) Heritage Proposal Development Grant: $1,500 Maryland Sea Grant College ( ) Principal Investigator (with Erve Chambers, Co-PI) Cultural Models of Pollution and Environment Program Development Award: $7,400 US Environmental Protection Agency/National Science Foundation Partnership for Environmental Research, Decision-Making and Valuation for Environmental Policy ( ) Principal Investigator (Erve Chambers, Co-PI), Applying Consensus and Cultural Models to Improve Environmental Decision-Making Grant: $236,000 National Science Foundation, Cultural Anthropology Program ( ) Principal Investigator (Erve Chambers, Co-PI) Cultural Consensus and Cultural Models of Environment on Maryland s Lower Eastern Shore Grant: $73,000 A.W. Mellon Foundation (1999) Co-principal Investigator (with Sonal Desai and Abusaleh Shariff ) Anthropological Demography Grant: $60,000 National Science Foundation (1999) 23

24 Principal Investigator Supplemental Award to Support Undergraduate Research: $6,000 Maryland Sea Grant College (1998) Principal Investigator (Erve Chambers, Co-PI), Cultural Study of Pfiesteria piscicida in Maryland Program Development Award: $7,000 National Science Foundation ( ) Principal Investigator (with Erve Chambers, Co-PI) Cultural Models of Pfiesteria piscicida on Maryland s Lower Eastern Exploratory Research Grant: $25,000 College of Behavioral and Social Sciences, University of Maryland, College Park (1997) Co-principal Investigator (with Erve Chambers) Anthropology of Pfiesteria Project Support: $18,000 International Center for Research on Women ( ) Principal Investigator Gender and Natural Resources in Honduras Grant: $130,000 The Compton Foundation ( ) Co-Principal Investigator (with Mayra Buvinic and Rekha Mehra) Gender and Environment in Latin America Grant: $10,000 John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation ( ) Co-Principal Investigator (with Mayra Buvinic and Rekha Mehra) Gender and Environment in Latin America Grant: $300,000 The Moriah Fund ( ) (Co-Principal Investigator (with Rekha Mehra) Gender and Environmental Degradation Grant: $50,000 The World Wildlife Fund (1991) Co-Principal Investigator (with Rekha Mehra) Gender and Conservation of Biological Diversity Grant: $25,000 The Pew Charitable Trusts ( ) Co-Principal Investigator (with Joanne Leslie and Judith Timyan) Health Risks for Women in Developing Countries 24

25 Grant: $85,000 Fellowships and Awards Anthropology and Environment Section of the American Anthropological Association (2002) Junior Scholar Award (runner up) Department of Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles (1983) Summer Research Award $1,000 Inter-American Foundation ( ) Ph.D Dissertation Research Subsistence and Coffee Cultivation among the Irapa-Yukpa of Venezuela $18,000 Fulbright-Hays Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange Program ( ) Ph.D Dissertation Research Subsistence and Coffee Cultivation among the Irapa-Yukpa of Venezuela $12,000 Department of Anthropology, University of California, Los Angeles (1980) Pre-dissertation Summer Research Award $1,000 Teaching and Advising Courses Taught (last five years) Methods in Cultural Analysis Theory and Practice of Environmental Anthropology Quantitative Approaches in Applied Anthropology National Science Foundation, Short-Course in Research Methods, Behavioral Observation. (with Ray Hames). Summer of 2005, 2007, Graduate Advising (09/2006 to 01/11) No. of Students PhD, Anthropology, Major Advisor 3 Ph.D. Major Advisor, MEES Program 1 PhD, Anthropology, Committee Member 6 Ph.D. Committee Member, other Department 12 Master of Applied Anthropology Major Advisor 12 Master of Applied Anthropology Committee Member 10 25