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Mentor Record
Mark Padilla
Emory University • Department of Anthropology
Atlanta, GA 30322
<mpadi01@emory.edu>
Degrees Earned:
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Degree
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Discipline
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School
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Date
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| Ph.D Candidate |
Anthropology |
Emory U. |
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| MPH |
International Health |
Emory U. |
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| MA |
Anthropology |
Emory U. |
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| BA |
Anthropology |
U. of New Mexico |
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Major Influences on Professional Life:
Fredrik Barth, Peter Brown, Paul Farmer
Subfields of Interest within Anthropology:
Medical anthropology of HIV/AIDS, gender and sexuality, transnationalism / tourism studies, global sex work
Interests within G/L/B/T/Q Anthropology:
The internationalization of "queer" identities, politics, and tourism
Regions of specialization and Languages:
Latin American and the Caribbean
Several in the areas of reproductive health, family planning, and HIV/AIDS in the Dominican Republic
Other Relevant Information:
Currently completing my dissertation on male sex workers and HIV/AIDS in two cities in the Dominican Republic
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