Pilar Rau
Pilar Rau (Pilar Karen Rau)
Pilar Rau's Experience:
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Visiting Assistant Professor at Rutgers University
November 2013 - PresentAdvise student research, course development. Courses: -Anthropology Goes to the Movies -Anthropology of Art and Aesthetics -Anthropology of Robots and A.I. -Anthropology of Latin America -Culture and the Museum -History of Anthropology -Localities and Global Systems -The Politics of Culture -Rights and Wrongs of Indigenous People Visual Anthropology Visual Ethnography of Everyday Life (small media ethnographic film production)
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Bi-lingual Research Assistant at Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago
January 2008 - January 2014 -
Assistant Professor Adjunct at Hunter College
2012 - 2014Teach seminar and lecture hall courses of up to 100 students -Introduction to Cultural Anthropology -Latin America Cultures and Societies -Human Rights and Indigenous Peoples -Magic, Witchcraft, Religion
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Adjunct Instructor, Anthropology at New York University
September 2004 - August 2012General courses on Latin America, Africa, South Asia. Human Society & Culture, Cultural Symbols, and etc.
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Assistant Professor (online) at University of Maryland University College
September 2003 - May 2012 -
Triennial Exhibition Assistant at International Center of Photography
May 2006 - September 2006Drafted wall lables, copy-edited catalog, prepare materals for press & education offices, visiting artist logistics, trouble-shoot media installation, assisted with installation, etc. etc. etc.
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Instructor, Spanish at University of Maryland Baltimore County
September 1996 - May 2002Developed & taught media-enhanced beginning-advanced Spanish & conversation courses.
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Audio-Visual Technician at Instructional Technology
1992 - 2000Set up and troubleshoot audio-visual and computer systems. Scheduling. Shoot video.
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Freelancer at Pilar Rau
September 2002 -
Associate Professor Adjunct II at University of Maryland University College
August 2012Develop and teach online Spanish courses. Assess and implement new online teaching technologies. Train new faculty. -Nominated Stanley J. Drazek Teaching Excellence Award -Advanced Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) Workshop Certificate. -Certificate of Recognition for Notable Scholarly Activity in the Area of Professional Presentations
Pilar Rau's Education:
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New York University
PhDConcentration: Anthropology -
Centro Tinku Intensive Quechua
Intensive QuechuaConcentration: Certificate -
New York University
MPhilConcentration: Anthropology -
Centro Bartolome de las Casas
CertificateConcentration: Intensive Quechua Language -
New York University
NY state certificateConcentration: Culture and Media -
New York University
MAConcentration: Anthropology -
University of Maryland Baltimore County
MAConcentration: Intercultural Communication; Spanish/Sociolinguistics -
University of Maryland Baltimore County
BAConcentration: Painting, Art History, Spanish
Pilar Rau's Interests & Activities:
Visual anthropology, anthropology of art, economic anthropology, ethnographic film, myth and ritual, Indigenous peoples, Latin America, Peru, qualitative research, translation and subtitling, teaching, ethnographic film and video production