A popular teacher, Dr. Sault has given courses in Anthropology, Ethnic Studies, and Women’s Studies at Santa Clara University in California. Later she taught anthropology in the Masters Program at the University of Costa Rica, where she also advised students on their graduate theses.
Courses Taught in Anthropology
Family and Kinship
Women and Men in Society
Body Image in Cultural Context
Indigenous Peoples of Mesoamerica
Anthropology of Native Americans
(in the United States)
Medical Anthropology
Anthropology of Aging
Introduction to Sociocultural Anthropology
Antropología del cuerpo
(Anthropology of the Body)
Técnicas de investigación (Research Methods)
Courses Taught in Ethnic Studies
Introduction to Ethnic Studies
Introduction to Native American Cultures (United States)
Native Peoples of Mexico and the United States
Symposium Organizer
"Constrained or Sustained? Women’s Experience of Aging, Embodiment, and Power." Southern
Anthropology Association, Atlanta, Georgia (1999)
"Body Image and Social Meaning: The Interplay of Symbol and Action," for Annual AAA meeting, Washington, D.C. (1989).
"Gender Hierarchy and Economic Change in Mexico," for Annual AAA meeting, Phoenix, Arizona (co-organizer) (1988).
"Godmothers, Midwives, & Mourners: The Expression of Women’s Power Through Rituals of Life &
Death," Annual AAA meeting, Denver, Colorado (1984).
Reviewer for Journals
Agriculture and Human Values
Medical Anthropology Quarterly
Journal of the History of Sexuality
Sociological Perspectives
Cuadernos de Antropologia Universidad de Costa Rica
Reviewer for Book Manuscripts
Holt, Rinehart, and Winston Press
University of California Press
Greenwood Publishing Group
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