Research

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PhD in Cultural Anthropology:

1. University of Wisconsin - Madison
1. Professors to possible have as mentors
1. Katherine Bowie (Combining archival research with oral histories, interviews and participant-observation.... she focuses on Asia but still.) 
2. Maria Lepowsky (historical anthropology, cultural anthropology, ritual)
3. Emiko Ohnuki-Tierney (Cultural identity.... she focuses on Japan but still...)
2. Intended Minor: Folklore
3. Language requirement: Swedish
2. Washington University at St. Louis
1. Professors to possible have as mentors
1. John Bowen (historical research, religion and ritual... focuses on middle east but still.)
2. Anna Jacobson (religion, faith, piety, morality, spiritual and religious healing... focuses in Afrika but still.)
3. Rebecca Lester (embodiment, intersubjectivity, and cultural practices of self-cultivation.... just super fucking interesting)
2. Intended Minor: Writing
3. Language Requirement: possibly be waived?
3. UCLA
1. Professors to possible have as mentors
1. Susan Slyomovics (folklore and material culture)
2. Intended Minor: none
3. Language requirement: Can get it waived?
4. UC San Diego
1. Professors to possible have as mentors:
1. Aftab Jassal ( communities construct and enliven multiple social, ontological, and aesthetic realities through narrative and ritual performance, including ritual storytelling and possession..... focuses on idea but still)
2. Intended Minor: none
3. Language requirement: can possibly be waived?

ORRR

I could look into a PhD program in Folklore and minor in cultural anthropology.

1. Ohio state university... looks li8ke I would enter through the anthropology department and then switch to folklore? Idk will need to reach out and find out. (no GRE) - no MA, get it along the way
2. University of Louisiana English - Folklore Concentration - have to get MA then PhD
3. Look into University of 'Oregon.... they allow congruent degrees so a MS in folklore and a PhD in anthropology. 
4. Utah State University - MS via english