I just read a book called “The Plague” by the existential philosopher and Nobel prize winning author, Albert Camus, published in 1947. I’d never heard of medical anthropology until I started looking at you tube videos analyzing the book. Thank you for substantially increasing my knowledge of anthropology in general. BTW, I highly recommend the book, whether you’re a medical anthropologist or just a human that has lived through the most recent “plague” of the last few years.
I transferred back to the Midwest because of financial reasons but I then wrote a sixty page paper about public health policy at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, which won an award. My undergraduate thesis advisor received his PhD in anthropology from the University of Michigan. I loved what I studied, particularly Farmer, and the introductory content which included Boaz. The BPS model was discussed by other organizations when I was at UCLA, and it is very important.
Thank you for this video, seeing this in my feed made me so happy! In a previous comment, I had said I was planning on changing my major to medical anthropology and now I can say I have officially done so! 🥳 A book I recommend for anyone interested in medical anthropology and/or public health is the book Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder. It is about the life of Paul Farmer, a medical anthropologist who recently passed, his founding of the non-profit org Partners in Health, and the amazing public health work he has done across the world. It introduced me to the field and made me passionate about working in public health!
Congrats on changing your major, that's huge!! And I think I've actually heard of this book recommendation before so now I know I reaaaally need to read it haha. Thanks so much!
hi Alivia...I am planning to go for anthropology undergrad in UK .But what stresses me is that I have seen some youtube videos and comments about no jobs after doing this course .So, if you could clarify and may be make a video about the probability of getting jobs in different sectors after doing this course. Appreciate your work and this calms me down a bit and keeps my hopes up!
Hi! I think it would be awesome to go for anthropology undergrad in the UK! And I get a ton of comments about this topic in particular so I've tried to make different videos about career options etc. However, I will try to produce more on probabilities and if I think anthropology is worth it! Thank you for this!
Thank you girll!! So happy I found your channel💞 I saw you had a video on method in Anthropology, can you talk more about applying theory in Anthropology as well? xx
Pre med is a major in its own right. Anth is not considered competence for post grad med programs if you’re looking to be a doctor or something like that. Might want to look at a STEM major
Its technically not field of social anthropology but its a central paradigm which uses Anthropological theories and perspectives to understand how biological, social, cultura environmental, applied aspects influence health and disease
Hey I know this isn’t directly about medical anthropology, but i’m still in highschool just about nearing graduation and i’ve just recently found out about anthropology and i’ve been reading a lot about bio anthropology specifically. I have been looking for exact answers on the internet on what classes I should be taking in highschool but can’t find any, so do you know what kind of classes I should be taking? I am in Canada so it could be different here I don’t know.
Hi! No worries at that! I think it is great that you are trying to get a head start in high school (I definitely didn't so it is cool to hear from people who do haha). I think generally, just be sure to take all required courses to graduate and apply to college (ie math, bio, etc.). Beyond that, there is definitely a lot of flexibility! The classes that helped me the most for anthropology from high school were history, english, and biology. Generally though, don't worry about it too much! Most anthropology majors when they get to college are starting from ground 0 :)
Honestly the best thing you could do at a high school level is 1) get good grades so you can get into a decent undergrad. 2) look at college/uni for their programs, concentrations, courses, faculty and their specialties. 3) don’t sweat it! Even in undergrad, one is learning and exploring about all subfields before considering specializing. Some programs in universities might not have a concentration or track at all. 4) *optional* Now…maybe an overkill, but if your HS has trades, maybe learn some dentistry? 5) **even more optional ** Book Rec: the human bone manual by White and Folkens; there might be a pdf out there. There’s also non-credited courses online like in futurelearn if you want a taste in Bioarch and Forensics.
Hi! This is so awesome! Here's a link to my playlist on anthropology job opportunities that I think may be helpful for you! ruclips.net/p/PLDtERbGOCsM8V-GZpVjSy8iCS1QYov8kq
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I'm gonna start my Master 'Medical anthropology and sociology' this year, and im really exited for it!
Omg amazing!! Do you have any idea of what you want to study within medical anthropology and sociology more specifically?
I just read a book called “The Plague” by the existential philosopher and Nobel prize winning author, Albert Camus, published in 1947. I’d never heard of medical anthropology until I started looking at you tube videos analyzing the book. Thank you for substantially increasing my knowledge of anthropology in general. BTW, I highly recommend the book, whether you’re a medical anthropologist or just a human that has lived through the most recent “plague” of the last few years.
I transferred back to the Midwest because of financial reasons but I then wrote a sixty page paper about public health policy at the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, which won an award. My undergraduate thesis advisor received his PhD in anthropology from the University of Michigan. I loved what I studied, particularly Farmer, and the introductory content which included Boaz. The BPS model was discussed by other organizations when I was at UCLA, and it is very important.
Thank you for this video, seeing this in my feed made me so happy! In a previous comment, I had said I was planning on changing my major to medical anthropology and now I can say I have officially done so! 🥳
A book I recommend for anyone interested in medical anthropology and/or public health is the book Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder. It is about the life of Paul Farmer, a medical anthropologist who recently passed, his founding of the non-profit org Partners in Health, and the amazing public health work he has done across the world. It introduced me to the field and made me passionate about working in public health!
Congrats on changing your major, that's huge!! And I think I've actually heard of this book recommendation before so now I know I reaaaally need to read it haha. Thanks so much!
I’m in my 2nd year student of Sociology and Social Anthropology’s ✨ I’m glad you made this channel, thank you a lot pretty 💖
What, that's amazing! Literally such a perfect combination. So happy to hear you enjoy it-makes it all worth it!!
Thank u Alivia!!! That's extremely helpful:)
You're so welcome!
Wow great timing for me
Uni started 2 weeks ago and our theme for this semester is about Medical Anthropology
Thanks for the video
What a coincidence!! Best of luck, medical anthro rocks!
hi Alivia...I am planning to go for anthropology undergrad in UK .But what stresses me is that I have seen some youtube videos and comments about no jobs after doing this course .So, if you could clarify and may be make a video about the probability of getting jobs in different sectors after doing this course.
Appreciate your work and this calms me down a bit and keeps my hopes up!
Hi! I think it would be awesome to go for anthropology undergrad in the UK! And I get a ton of comments about this topic in particular so I've tried to make different videos about career options etc. However, I will try to produce more on probabilities and if I think anthropology is worth it! Thank you for this!
Thank you girll!! So happy I found your channel💞 I saw you had a video on method in Anthropology, can you talk more about applying theory in Anthropology as well? xx
Of course!! So happy to help! And yes I would love to. I’ve been thinking about how to make a good video about this. Thanks for the idea!
Do you think anthropology is a good major for a pre-med? I’m a senior in high school trying to decide what to major in😅 Great video by the way!!
Hi! I think an anthropology BS would be great! I do not recommend a BA because you would not have all the necessary prerequisites for medical school
Pre med is a major in its own right. Anth is not considered competence for post grad med programs if you’re looking to be a doctor or something like that. Might want to look at a STEM major
Its technically not field of social anthropology but its a central paradigm which uses Anthropological theories and perspectives to understand how biological, social, cultura environmental, applied aspects influence health and disease
I really love ur channel ❤❤
I'm so glad!
🥰🥰
thank you for your informative videos
Of course! I love to make them!!
hi Alivia, what role would you say Medical anthropologists could play in curbing the current Cholera outbreak in South Africa?
So well explained ❤✌
Please talk about Marketing Management on the next video🥺🙏🙏
So happy to hear this! What a great idea. I do have a video out on corporate anthropology but that would be really cool also!
I love your videos!
Thank you so much!
Hey I know this isn’t directly about medical anthropology, but i’m still in highschool just about nearing graduation and i’ve just recently found out about anthropology and i’ve been reading a lot about bio anthropology specifically. I have been looking for exact answers on the internet on what classes I should be taking in highschool but can’t find any, so do you know what kind of classes I should be taking? I am in Canada so it could be different here I don’t know.
Hi! No worries at that! I think it is great that you are trying to get a head start in high school (I definitely didn't so it is cool to hear from people who do haha). I think generally, just be sure to take all required courses to graduate and apply to college (ie math, bio, etc.). Beyond that, there is definitely a lot of flexibility! The classes that helped me the most for anthropology from high school were history, english, and biology. Generally though, don't worry about it too much! Most anthropology majors when they get to college are starting from ground 0 :)
@@AliviaBrown okay thank you so much that was genuinely very helpful!
Of course!!
Honestly the best thing you could do at a high school level is 1) get good grades so you can get into a decent undergrad. 2) look at college/uni for their programs, concentrations, courses, faculty and their specialties. 3) don’t sweat it! Even in undergrad, one is learning and exploring about all subfields before considering specializing. Some programs in universities might not have a concentration or track at all. 4) *optional* Now…maybe an overkill, but if your HS has trades, maybe learn some dentistry? 5) **even more optional ** Book Rec: the human bone manual by White and Folkens; there might be a pdf out there. There’s also non-credited courses online like in futurelearn if you want a taste in Bioarch and Forensics.
May i ask what are the example that medical anthropology do. For school research thank you😊
what is the best field for careers among linguistics, biological, Archaeology & cultural anthropology in usa?
I want pursuit PhD in anthropology.
Hello i need lectures on medical anthropology or book for medical anthropology
I recommend the Pastoral Clinic by Angela Garcia (check trigger warnings first, it is intense!)
What other areas accomplish policy change?
I really love your content!! 🤍🤍🤍🤍
This is so sweet, thank you!!!
Can anyone guide that medical students interested in anthropology pursue this field ???
Hellooo what jobs you can get with an anthropology major? I’m about to graduate high school and I’m interested!
Hi! This is so awesome! Here's a link to my playlist on anthropology job opportunities that I think may be helpful for you! ruclips.net/p/PLDtERbGOCsM8V-GZpVjSy8iCS1QYov8kq
Finally a video not about the Ukrainian war are you planning talking about that?
Hi! At this point, I am not planning on making a video about the Ukranian war but my heart goes out to everyone who is being hit by this tragedy
Lol I changed my mind...turns out I did have something to say!
You said nothing about it
i love your content.. kindly asking if you would
share your email so you can help me understand this better please.
Thank you! My email is in the "about" section of my RUclips channel page :)
@@AliviaBrown cool, thanks..
@@Lubinda0 anytime!