Shanna Scherbinske

Graduate Student

sske@uw.edu

Fields of Interest

• Sociocultural Anthropology

Background and Experience

Summary

Migration, refugees, human rights, transnational family connections. Horn of Africa and the U.S.

Courses Taught

Summer 2021 A-term

• ANTH 323 A: Human Rights Law in Culture and Practice

Summer 2019 A-term

• ANTH 323 A: Human Rights Law in Culture and Practice

Spring 2019

• ANTH 323 AA: Human Rights Law in Culture and Practice
• ANTH 323 AB: Human Rights Law in Culture and Practice

Winter 2019

• ANTH 228 AA: Identities: Race, Class, Gender, and Sexuality in Anthropology
• ANTH 228 AB: Identities: Race, Class, Gender, and Sexuality in Anthropology
• ANTH 228 AD: Identities: Race, Class, Gender, and Sexuality in Anthropology

Autumn 2018

• ANTH 209 AB: Anthropology through Visual Media
• ANTH 209 AD: Anthropology through Visual Media

Summer 2018 A-term

• ANTH 323 A: Human Rights Law in Culture and Practice

Winter 2018

• ANTH 228 AC: Identities: Race, Class, Gender, and Sexuality in Anthropology
• ANTH 228 AE: Identities: Race, Class, Gender, and Sexuality in Anthropology

Autumn 2017

• ANTH 101 AA: Exploring Sociocultural Anthropology
• ANTH 101 AB: Exploring Sociocultural Anthropology
• ANTH 101 AF: Exploring Sociocultural Anthropology

Summer 2017 B-term

• ANTH 323 A: Human Rights Law in Culture and Practice

Spring 2017

• ANTH 323 AC: Human Rights Law In Culture And Practice
• ANTH 323 AD: Human Rights Law In Culture And Practice

Winter 2017

• ANTH 269 AA: Special Topics In Anthropology
• ANTH 269 AB: Special Topics In Anthropology
• ANTH 269 AC: Special Topics In Anthropology

Summer 2016 B-term

• ANTH 150 A: Culture And Rights: Exploring The Meaning And Practice Of Human Rights - Course Website

News & Events

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