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4-0635
LANGUAGE AND PROFESSIONAL IDENTITY
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Sponsored By: Society for the Anthropology of Work and National Association of Student Anthropologists
Friday, November 16, 2012: 1:45 PM-3:30 PM

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Teachers of Anthropology in Community Colleges, Students, Those involved in mentoring activities
Organizers:  Anna Marie Trester (Georgetown University and Georgetown University)
Chairs:  Anna Marie Trester (Georgetown University)
Discussants:  Charlotte Linde (NASA Ames Research Center.)
1:45 PM
Story World to Real World and Back Again: Narrative In the Business School
Carolyn Reed (Verilogue Inc.)
2:00 PM
Hypothetically Speaking: Using Narrative to Construct Professional Identity In Law School Discourse
Kathryn Ticknor (Georgetown University)
2:15 PM
Resume As Narrative: A Linguist Reflects On the Process of Professional Storybuilding
Anna Marie Trester (Georgetown University)
2:30 PM
Negotiating Identities: An Exploration of the Communicative Practices of Executives In the Classroom
Gregory A. Bennett (Georgetown University) and Laura West (Georgetown University)
2:45 PM
"Am I a College Student? Am I a Counselor?": Power, Solidarity, and Managing Identity Transition
Cynthia Gordon (Syracuse University) and Melissa Luke (Syracuse University)
3:00 PM
From Anthropologist In Another Department to Other In An Anthropology Department: An Autoethnographic Exploration In Professional Identity
Kenneth N Ehrensal (Kutztown University)
3:15 PM
Discussant
Charlotte Linde (NASA Ames Research Center.)
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