CURRICULUM VITAE
GERALDINE MORENO Ph.D., C.N.S.
Department of Anthropology
University of Oregon
Eugene, Oregon 97403-1218
Tel: (503) 346-5113 FAX: 503-446-0668
E-Mail: gmorenob@darkwing.uoregon.edu
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Nutritional Anthropology
Biological Anthropology
Medical Anthropology
Human Ecology
Gender Issues
Southeast Asia
Latin America
EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION
2000 C.N.S. Recertification
: American Institute of Nutrition
1993 C.N.S. Board
Certified Nutrition Specialist, (Amer.
Institute of Nutrition)
1981 Post Doc. Cornell;
Division of Nutritional. Sciences
1974 Ph.D. University
of Florida; Anthropology
1970 M.A. University
of Arizona; Anthropology
1967 B.S. SUNY-Buffalo;
Anthropology
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1983 Associate Professor,
Department of Anthropology, University of Oregon
1974-83 Assistant
Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Oregon
1979-81 Postdoctoral
Research Fellow (NIMH), Division of Nutritional Sciences, Cornell University
1972 Interim
Instructor, Department Anthropology, Univ. Florida
1970-74 Graduate Teaching Assistant, Department
of Anthropology, University of Florida
BOOKS AND BOOK CHAPTERS
2003 Ireson-Doolittle, C. and G. Moreno-Black.
2003 The Lao: Gender, Power, and Livelihood. Westview
Press.
1992 Moreno-Black, G. and
P. Young. Anthropology and International Development in the Late
20th Century. In Revealing The World: An Interdisciplinary
Reader For International Studies pp. 53- 92. D. Leiberman and M.
Gurtov (eds) Kendall Hunt.
RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS (Peer reviewed publications)
2005 Moreno-Black, G. and H. Vallianatos. Young
Women's Experiences of Menstruation and Athletics. Women's Studies Quartrly
(forthcoming).
2004 Moreno-Black, G., G.
Shor-Posner, M-J. Miguez, X. Burbano, S. O'Mellan ,and P. Yovanoff. Ň I
will Miss The Study, God Bless You All.Ó: Participation in a Nutritional
Chemoprevention Trial. (Ethnicity & Disease 14 (4): In press).
2003 Shor-Posner, G., Lecusay, R., Miguez, M.J., Moreno-Black,
G., Zhang, G., Rodriguez, N., Burbano, X., Baum, M.K.
and Wilkie, F. Psychological burden in the era of HAART: Impact of
selenium therapy. (In Presss: International Journal of Psychiatry
in Medicine 33 (1): 55-69.
2003 Moreno-Black, G. Thailand. In: The
Encyclopedia of Food. Moreno-Black , G. Thailand. In: The Encyclopedia
of Food 3: 314- 318 Charles
Scribner's Sons Reference Books: N.Y.
2001 Guerr—n-Montero, C. and G. Moreno-Black.
Household Structure and Dietary Patterns in the Afro-Ecuadorian Highlands Food
and Nutrition Bulletin 22:23
-30.
2001 Moreno-Black, G and C.
Guerr—n-Montero. Height and Weight of Afro-Ecuadorian Children. Acta
Medica Auxologica 33:19 - 29
2000 Somnasang, P. and G. Moreno-Black.
Knowing, Gathering and Eating: Knowledge and Attitudes Concerning Wild
Food in An Isan Village. Ethnobiology 20
(2):197 -216
2000 Moreno-Black, G.
and P. Somnasang. In Times of Plenty and Times of Scarcity: Nondomesticated
Food In Northeastern Thailand. Ecology of Food and Nutrition 38:
563-586.
1998 Somnasang, P., G. Moreno-Black and
Kusuma Chusil Indigenous knowledge of wild food hunting and gathering
in northeast Thailand. Food and Nutrition Bulletin 19(4): 359 - 365.
1996 Moreno-Black, G., P. Somnasang, and S. Thamathawan. Cultivating Continuity
and Creating Change: Women's Garden Practices in Northeastern Thailand. Agriculture
and Human Values 13 (3):3-12.
1996 Moreno-Black, G. (et al.) Nondomesticated Food Resources in The
Marketplace and Marketing System of Northeastern Thailand. Journal
of Ethnobiology 16(1): 101-116.
1994 Moreno-Black, G. Gathered Food and Culture Change: Traditions
in Transition in Northeastern Thailand. Journal of Home and
Consumer Horticulture 1 (2/3):
93-107.
1993 Moreno-Black, G. and L. Price. The Marketing of Gathered Food
as an Economic Strategy in Northeastern Thailand. Human Organization 52:
398-404.
1984 Moreno-Black, G., V. Quinn, J. Haas, J. Franklin, and J. Berard,
1984. The Distribution of Hemoglobin concentration in a Sample
of Native High Altitude Women. Annals of Human Biology 11:317-325.
1983 Moreno-Black, G. 1983. Dietary Status and Dietary Diversity
in Native Highland Bolivian Boys. Ecology of Food and Nutrition 13:149-156.
1983 Haas, J. D., G. Moreno-Black,
J. Pabon, J. Ybarnegaray, and L. Hurtado. 1983. Altitude
and Infant Growth in Bolivia: A Longitudinal Study. American
Journal of Physical Anthropology 59:251-262.
1983 Haas, J. F., L. P. Greksa, T. L. Leatherman,
G. Moreno-Black, H. Spielvogel, M. Paz-Zamora. 1983. Submaximal
Work Capacity of Native and Migrant Preadolescent Boys at High Altitude. Human
Biology 55:517-527.
1982 Greksa, L. P., J. D. Haas, T. L. Leatherman,
G. Moreno-Black, H. Spielvogel, M. Paz-Zamora. 1982. Maximal
Aerobic Power in Trained Youths at High Altitude. Annals of Human
Biology 9:201-209.
1982 Moreno-Black, G. and E. F. Bent. 1982. Secondary Compounds
in the Diet of Colobus angolensis. East African Journal of Ecology 20:
29-6.
1982 Barbeau, W., D. Brown, J. McGreevey, G. Moreno-Black, J. Oyer, L. Post, V. Quinn, S. Ruano, K. Tajeu, and
R. Vellutin. 981. Appropriate Strategies to Improve Infant
and Young Children Feeding. In: The Decline of the Breast. An
examination of its impact on fertility and health and its relation to
socio-economic status. M.C. Latham (ed.). Cornell International
Nutrition Monograph Series, No. 10.
1978 Moreno-Black, G. 1978 The Use of Scatalogical Analysis
for Discerning Primate Diets. Primates 19:215-221.
MANUSCRIPTS SUBMITTED AND UNDER CONSIDERATION
2004 Moreno-Black, G. and
C. Guerr—n-Montero. Speaking of Hunger And Coping With Food Insecurity:
Experiences in the Afro-Ecuadorian Highlands. (Submitted: Ecology
of Food and Nutrition)
2004 Shor-Posner, G., Rodriguez, N., Zhang, G.,
Miguez, M.J., Burbano, X. and Moreno-Black, G. Quality of life measures in HIV+ men and women participating
in a nutritional chemoprevention clinical trial. (Submitted: Journal
of Nutrition)
2004 Moreno-Black,
G. Kitchen Magic. (Submitted: Postcolonial Studies)
MANUSCRIPTS UNDER PREPARATION
2004 Moreno-Black, G.
M. Miguez, R. Lecusay, X. Burbano, N. Rodriguez , S. O'Mellan 2 ,
Marianna K Baum, and G. Shor-Posner. HIV-1+ Women and Men Participating
in a Nutritional Chemoprevention Trial: Retention and Meaning.
2004 Moreno-Black, G. Ecology
at the Table: Environmental Concerns and Food Procurement Practices in
Northeastern Thailand.
2004 Moreno-Black, G and
P. Homchampa. Eating for health: Perceptions of the role of food in self
care among Thai industrial workers.
NON-PEER REVIEWED JOURNAL ARTICLES; BOOK REVIEWS; REPORTS; PUBLISHED ABSTRACTS.
2003 Shor-Posner, G., Miguez, M.J., Rodriguez,
N., Zhang, G., Pilarte, A., Miric, M., Moreno-Black, G.
Selenium therapy decreases risk for anxiety in HIV+ drug users. Experimental
Biology, April 11-15, 2003.
2002 Moreno-Black, G. Gender, Food and Getting By: Researching and
Teaching about Poverty and Hunger. Voices December 2002: 41- 44.
2002 Ireson-Doolittle, C., G. Moreno-Black and
M. Pholsena. Globalizing an Ancient Craft: A Decade of Growth For
Lao Weaving Businesses. In Helen Lansdowne, Philip Dearden, and William
Nielson (eds.), Communities in Southeast Asia. Victoria, B.C.: University of Victoria, pp. 336-349.
2002 Shor-Posner, G., Moreno-Black, G.,
Miguez, M.J., Rodriguez, N., Burbano, X., Lecusay, R., Baum, M.K. Adherence
in a nutrition chemoprevention trial: Gender differences. XIV Intl AIDS
Conf, Abst# WePeB5720, Barcelona, Spain, July 7-12, 2002.
2002 Shor-Posner, G., Lecusay, R., Moreno,
G., Miguez, M.J., Campa,
A., Morales, G., Wilkie, F. Impact of selenium status on anxiety level
in HIV-1 infected individuals. Symposium on Advances in Clinical Nutrition,
The American College of Nutrition, 42nd Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL,
October 4-7, 2001.
2001 Ireson-Doolittle, C., G. Moreno-Black and
M. Pholsena. Women Entrepreneurs in Laos: Globalizing A Lao Tradition
and Reinterpreting Traditional Social Relationships. SEASPAN XIV (2) 7, 9.
1999 Moreno-Black, G.
Cooking up change: Transforming diets in a rural Thai village. In: Cultural
and Historical Aspects of Food, M. W. Kelsey & Z. A. Holmes (eds),
Pp.146 - 165. Proceedings of a Conference on Cultural and Historical
Aspects of Food. Deptartment of Nutrition & Food Management, College
of Home Econ. OSU, Corvallis: OR
1998 Moreno-Black, G. Arepas. Radcliffe Culinary Times Vol
III, No.1: 1 & 7
1997 Moreno-Black, G. Book
Review: The Hidden Harvest. Agriculture and Human Values 14:101-102.
1996 Moreno-Black, G.
Editor Column: Communicator Vol 19 Issue 2: Spring/Summer 1996. Vol 20 Issue 1
Fall/Winter 1996.
1996 Moreno-Black, G. Book
Review: Food and Population in a Northeast Village. Ecology
of Food and Nutrition 35:237-238.
1995 Moreno-Black, G. Editor
Column: Communicator. Vol. 18 Issue 2: Spring Summer 1995; Vol. 19 Issue
1 Fall/Winter 1995.
1994 Moreno-Black, G., P. Somnasang, and S. Thamthawan. Women in
northeastern Thailand: Preservers of botanical diversity. Indigenous
Knowledge and Development Monitor. 2(3):24.
1990 Moreno-Black, G.
Book Review: Coping With Uncertainty in Food Supply. American
Journal of Physical Anthropology 82:397-398.
1989 Moreno-Black, G. and L. Leimar. Wild Foods as a Source of
Income for Northeastern Thai Women. Women's Information Network
for Asia and the Pacific Newsletter.
1988 Moreno-Black, G. Book
Review: Folk Medicine: The Art and the Science. American
Journal of Physical Anthropology 75:423-424.
1985 Moreno-Black, G.
et al. Breastfeeding and Child Survival Practices in Jakarta, Indonesia. Technical
Report: PATH/IDRC.
GRANTS, AWARDS AND OTH SERUPPORT
2004 Fulbright Senior Specialist Award.Nutrition and Medical
Anthropology: Health and Illness with a Gender Focus.
2004 Fogarty Research Specialist - 5 year NIH Award @ University
of Miami-School of Medicine, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral
Sciences, Division of Disease Prevention. (Year 1: 2004- 2005)
2003 CAPS Small Professional Research Award. The
Lao: Gender, Power, and Livelihood.(April 2001).
2002 UO Technology in the Curriculum Grant: Teaching
Nutritional Anthropology through Practice and Problems: (Spring 2002
- Summer 2003) This award focused on the development of problem based
web based activities as a teaching tool for Anthropology 363.
2001 Fulbright Hays Senior Scholar Research Award:
From Factory To Table: Dietary Coping Strategies of Thai Industrial Workers. (2001
- 2002)
2001 CAPS Small Professional Research Award. Weaving
A Business: Women Entrepreneurs Globalize a Lao Tradition. (April 2001).
2001 Freeman Award: Gender, Power, And Making
A Living in Rural Laos. (2001)
2000 CSWS Research Award - At the Factory, At
The Table.
1999 Rippey Award (U of O). Human Behavior and
Evolution FIG with Dr. N. Tuana
1999 UO/Lewis and Clark Ford Foundation Grant:
Eaten Foods, Spoken Words: Food Imagery in Isan Folk Tales. (with K.
Carpenter and W. Tossa).
1998 Rippey Award (U of O). Curriculum Development
Grant for Anthropology. 172: Introduction to Human Adaptation.
1997 CSWS Faculty Research Award (with Helen Vallianatos). A
feminist approach to the question of menarche and participation in athletics.
(1997- 1998)
1994 Wenner-Gren Award. Gender Issues in
Food Procurement and Preparation: Is Responsibility the Same as Control? 1995-1996
1994 Social Science Research Council. Women
and the Landscape: Female Farming Practices as Environmental Activism
in Northeast Thailand. 1994-1995
1993 U of O Summer Research Award: Cultural Issues
and Dietary Practices in Prenatal Health: An Exploratory Study of Mexican
and Mexican American Women in Oregon. Summer 1993
1993 U of O Social Science
Seed Grant: Cultural Issues and Dietary Practices in Prenatal Health
of Mexican and Mexican American Women in Oregon: Provider' Issues and
Perspectives. 1992-1993
1992 CSWS Collaborative
Faculty Research Development Award: with Marie Harvey (PI): Circumstances
of Pregnancy and Birth Outcomes Among Hispanic Women. Summer 1992
1992 R. L. Stewart Foundation
Award: To attend Workshop on Sustainable and Effective Management Systems
for Community Forestry. Bangkok, Thailand 1992
1991 Fulbright-Hayes
Scholar-In-Residence Award: To bring Accaan Prapimporn Somnasang to the
University of Oregon, Fall 1991.
1991 National Geographic:
Wild Food in Thailand's Agricultural Northeast: 1990 Traditions
in Transition. 1990-1991.
1990 CSWS: Small Grant:
Data Analysis. Gathering of wild food as an economic and nutritional
strategy. 1990.
1990 Fulbright Hayes
Southeast Asian Regional Research Award: The importance and prevalence
of wild food use in two regions of Southeast Asia. 1990.
1990 Wenner-Gren Foundation
Award: Gathering of Wild Food as an Economic and Nutritional Strategy.
1989 University of Oregon:
Faculty Summer Award; Data analysis: Economic Strategies andNutritional
Status of Women in Northeast Thailand.
1987 Center for the Study
of Women in Society: Pilot Project: Gathering of wild Foods as
an Economic Strategy Utilized by Women in Northeast Thailand.
1987 National Science
Foundation. Planning grant. Economic Strategies and Nutritional
Status of Women in Northeast Thailand.
1987 U.S. Department
of Education: Southeast Asian Studies: A Cross-Cultural and Transnational
Approach. Participating Faculty with G. May (PI) et. al. 1985-1987.
1986 University Affiliation
Programs (USIA): Northwest International Educational Association and
Mahidol University, Bangkok Exchange Scholar.
1986 R.L. Stewart Foundation
Award: Women's Health and Healing Workshop. UCB/UCSF: Participant.
1985 Medical Research
Foundation of Oregon. Biocultural Differences in Male and Female
Diet and Exercise Habits. 1985-86.
1985 Fulbright Hayes. Senior
Lecturer Award. Biological Anthropology. U.I. Jakarta, Indonesia. 1984-1985.
1983 American Philosophical
Society. Grant in Aid. Nutritional status of native highland
Bolivian women.
1978 NIMH National Research
Service Award. Growth and Development: A Nutritional Anthropology
Approach. September, 1977.
1980 Cornell University,
Division of Nutritional Sciences Research Grant, 1980.
1977 University of Oregon
Faculty Award. Functional Anatomy of Primate Locomotor Apparatus.
1977 Sigma Xi Grant-in-Aid
of Research. Motion analysis of posturing in captive Macaca fascicularis. December,
1977.
1976 University of Oregon
Faculty Research Award. Positioning behavior and locomotor analysis
of a captive group of Macaca fascicularis. September,
1977.
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
2003 Moreno-Black, G., Shor-Posner,
G., Miguez, M-J, and Burbano, X. Retention and Meaning: Participating
In A Nutritional Chemoprevention Trial. Society for Applied Anthropology,
Portland, OR March 2003. (Session organizers: G. Moreno-Black & D.
Crooks).
2002 Moreno-Black, G. Anthropology, Qualitative Research and Public Health. Seminar
Presentation: Faculty Public Health Burapha University. Sept. 12, 2002.
2002 Moreno-Black, G. Workshop
on Anthropology and Qualitative Research. Market Support Co. Ltd. Bangkok,
Thailand. Sept. 2 - 3, 2002.
2001 Moreno-Black,G. And C. Guerr—n-Montero. Gendered Knowledge,
Politics and Rights in Nutritional Anthropology. Invited Speaker. Feminism
and Nutritional Anthropology Panel. Amer. Anth. Assoc. Nov. 28-
Dec 2, 2001. Washington, D. C.
2001 Doolittle, I.; G. Moreno-Black and
M. Pholsena. Globalizing an Ancient Craft: A Decade of Growth for
Lao Weaving Businesses. NW Consortium for SE Asian Studies Conference.
Victoria, BC. Oct. 25 - 27,
2001 Shor-Posner, G, Lecusay R, Moreno,-Black,
G., Miguez, MJ, Campa A, Morales G, Wilkie F. Impact
of Selenium Status on Anxiety Level in HIV-1 Infected Individuals. Symposium
on Advances in Clinical Nutrition. The American College of Nutrition.
42 Annual Meeting Oct. 4 - 7, 2001.
2001 Moreno-Black, G. Gender
Issues in Nutrition. Invited Seminar. Fogarty Center Fellow Seminar. School of Medicine,
University of Miami. Miami Florida. March 2001.
2001 Moreno-Black, G. Biocultural
Issues in Nutrition. Invited Seminar. School of Public Health, Medical School,
University Of Miami. Miami, Florida. March 2001.
2001 Ireson-Doolittle, C. M. Pholsena and G.
Moreno-Black. Weaving A Business:
Women Entrepreneurs Globalize a Lao Tradition. WARI Conference. Bangkok,
Thailand (March 2-4, 2001).
2000 Moreno-Black, G.
Anthropology and Public Health. Invited Seminar:
Department of Public Health, University of Burapha, Burapha, Thailand
2000 Moreno-Black, G. Writing
Grants for Social Science and Medicine. Invited Seminar: Department
of Public Health, University of Burapha, Burapha, Thailand
2000 Moreno-Black, G. Biocultural
Dimensions of Human Nutrition. Invited Speaker. Graduate Public Health Seminar. University of
Miami School of Medicine. (April 2000)
1999 Moreno-Black, G. and
H. Vallianaotis Female Participation in Athletics at the End of the Millennium:
The Impact of Changing Experiences During Puberty. American Anthropological
Association. Nov. 1999, Chicago, IL.
1999 Moreno-Black, G. And
C. Guerr—n-Montero. Spoken Words, Eaten Foods: A Biocultural Approach
to Gender, Household Structure and Nutrition. Invited Session American Anthropological Association. Nov. 1999, Chicago
IL.
1999 Moreno-Black, G. And C. Guerr—n-Montero. Recipes
For Hunger: Dietary Coping Strategies Among Patricentric and Matricentric
Households in the Afro-Ecuadorian Highlands. Association For the
Study of Food in Society. June 1999 Toronto, Canada
1999 Moreno-Black, G. Cooking
Up Change: Transforming diets in a rural Thai village. Symposium
on Cultural and Historical Aspects of Food: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. Oregon
State Univ. April 9 - 11, 1999.
1999 Moreno-Black, G. Cultural
Aspects of Nutrition. University of Miami Medical School. March
21, 1999.
1998 Moreno-Black, G. and
C. Guerr—n-Montero Panela para el CafŽ: Women, household
structure and food security coping strategies in the Afro-Ecuadorian
Highlands.(Amer. Anth. Assoc. Dec 2-6, 1998 Philadelphia)
1998 Moreno-Black, G. Cultural
Perceptions, Diet and Eating Patterns. Invited Speaker:
Center for Child and Family Health: Growing Healthy Families Conference. October
28, 1998.
1998 Moreno-Black, G. Full
Stomach, Full Heart: Cooking for Health and Well Being in Northeastern
Thailand. 1998 Reitz Food Symposim: Food, Health and Healing: An
Exploration Across Cultures and Through Time. Invited Speaker. California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco.Feb.
21, 1998
1997 Moreno-Black, G. Women,
Wild Food, and Environmental Issues: A Case Study From Northeastern Thailand. Invited
Speaker: People and Parks: Women in International Development
Series. Oct. 1997: OSU
1996 Moreno-Black, G. Food,
culture change and gender: Transforming dietary patterns in Northeastern
Thailand. Invited Session, American Anthropological Association
Annual Conference. Nov. 20-24, 1996, San Francisco
1996 Moreno-Black, G. Transforming
diets: Change and Continuity in a Rural Thai Village. Association
For The Study Of Food and Society. St. Louis June 6-9, 1996.
1995 P. Somnasang and G. Moreno-Black Indigenous
Knowledge For Gathering Wild Food In Northeastern Thailand. Amer.
Anth. Assoc. Washington D.C. Nov. 15-19, 1996
1995 Moreno-Black, G. Famine
Foods and Strategies for Dealing With Scarcity in Northeastern Thailand. Burapha
University, Dept. Public Health.
1995 Moreno-Black, G. Gathered
Food and Culture Change: Traditions in Transition in Northeastern Thailand. Chiang
Mai University: Dept. Agricultural Economics
1995 Moreno-Black, G. Cultivating
Continuity: Nondomesticated Food in the Isan Markets. Khon Kaen
University. Dept. Environmental Ecology.
1995 Moreno-Black, G. Marketing
The CSA Concept: Strategies From Two Different Levels. Chiang Mai University. Multiple
Cropping Center & Dept. Agricultural Economics
1995 Moreno-Black, G. CSA
Case Study: Need Based Economics and Sustainable Farming. Chiang
Mai University. Multiple Cropping Center & Dept. Ag. Econ.
1995 Moreno-Black, G. Community
Supported Agriculture: A View of Sustainable Farming. Chiang Mai
University. Multiple Cropping Center & Dept. Ag. Econ.
1995 Moreno-Black, G. Cultural
Aspects of Nutrition. Public Health Dept. University Of Miami.
1994 Moreno-Black, G. Center
for Disease Control Workgroup on Cultural Aspects of Nutrition. CDC,
Atlanta, Georgia
1994 Moreno-Black, G. Women
and the Environment: Natural Resources and Human Rights Issues in Northeastern
Thailand. (with P. Somnasang). American Anthropological Association. Atlanta,
GA. Nov 30 - Dec. 4, 1994.
1994 Moreno-Black, G. and
P. Somnasang In Times of Plenty and Times of Scarcity: Wild food in Northeastern
Thailand. Poster Contribution: Invited Session- Amer. Anth. Assoc., Atlanta,
GA. Nov. 30 - Dec. 4, 1994.
1994 Moreno-Black, G. Women
Cultivating Change: Non-domesticated Food in Thailand's Agricultural
Northeast. Cuisine, Agriculture and Social Change Conference. Tucson,
Arizona. June 1994
1994 Moreno-Black, G. Behavioral
and Cultural Issues in Prenatal Health: An Exploratory Study of Mexican
and Mexican American Women in Oregon. Women's Health Conference. Portland,
Oregon. March 15-16, 1994.
1993 Moreno-Black, G. Women
and the Landscape: The Conservation Potential of Home Gardens in Northeastern
Thailand. American Anthropological Association. Washington, D.C.
Nov. 17-21, 1993.
1992 Moreno-Black, G. Gathered
Food and Culture Change: Traditions in Transition in Northeastern Thailand. People
- Plant Relationships: Setting Research Priorities. People-Plant Council
Symposium. Rutgers, NJ.
1991 Moreno-Black, G. Traditional
Foods in Northeastern Thailand: Environmental, Cultural, and Economic
Factors. American Anthropological Association. Invited paper in
an Organized session. Chicago, Il. Nov. 1991
1990 Moreno-Black, G. Feminism
and Medical Anthropology. American Anthropological Association. Washington,
D.C. Nov 1990.
1988 Moreno-Black, G. Gathering
of Wild Food as the Economic and Nutritional Strategy in Northeastern
Thailand. Conference of the Northwest Regional Consortium for Southeast
Asian Studies. Eugene, Or. September 30,
1982 Moreno-Black, G. Nutritional
Status and Dietary Diversity of Native Highland Bolivian Children. Federation
of American Societies for Experimental Biology/American Institute of
Nutrition. New Orleans. April, 1982
1982 Moreno-Black, G. Anemia
in Native High Altitude Children: A Problem of Definition. American
Association of Physical Anthropologists. Invited symposium
paper. March 1982.
1981 Moreno-Black, G., L.
Greksa,.J. Haas, T. Leatherman, H. Spielvogel, and M. Paz-Zamora Physical
Work Capacity in Adolescent Competitive Swimmers at High Altitude. With. Amer.
Assoc. Phys. Anth.. Detroit, 1981
1980 Altitude and Infant Growth Under Favorable
Conditions in Bolivia. With Haas, Pareja, and Ybarnegaray. American
Association of Physical Anthropologists. Niagara Falls, New
York. April, 1980
1979 Moreno-Black, G. The
relationship between social organization and habitat in primates. Annual
Symposium on Man: Primate Ecology and Socialization. California
State at Fullerton.
1979 Moreno-Black, G. Secondary
Compounds in the Diet of Colobus angolensis. Northwest
Anth. Conference, Eugene, Oregon.
1977 Moreno-Black, G. Diet,
Home Range and Behavior of Colobus angolensis: Mechanisms
of Resource Partitioning. Invited symposium on adaptations of the
family Colobinae. Amer. Anth. Assoc. Houston, Texas.
1974 Moreno-Black, G. Differential
Habitat Utilization in Sympatric Ceropithecidae. Amer. Assoc. Physical
Anth. Amherst, Mass.
PUBLIC SERVICE PRESENTATIONS
1999 Moreno-Black, G. 5ADay4Y2K:
Eating in the New Millennium. (with Loretta Plaa, RD)
1998 Moreno-Black, G. Feeding
The Family: Cultural Factors Affecting Child Malnutrition (with Joan
Tabor). Health Symposium: I.H.S. April 22, 1998 & April 23, 1998. South
Eugene High School, Eugene, Oregon.
1999 Moreno-Black, G. Cultural
Aspects of Nutrition. University of Miami Medical School. March
21, 1999
1998 Moreno-Black, G. Think
Globally, Eat Locally! (With J. Baldwin). Health Symposium: International
High School April 22 & April 23, 1998.South Eugene High School, Eugene,
OR
1997 Moreno-Black, G. Women
as Resource Managers: OSU Women and Development Program Lecture Nov.
1997
1996 Moreno-Black, G. Diet
and Culture in Northeastern Thailand: Speaker OSU - Nepal Affiliates
Project: Nov. 6, 1996
1994 Moreno-Black, G. Food
and Culture. Museum of Natural History Docent Lecture. Eugene,
Oregon. April 1994.
1994 Moreno-Black, G. People
and the Planet. Panelist for a National Teleconference. University
of Oregon. April 1994.
1993 Moreno-Black, G. Women's
Health and the Life Cycle. Priorities '95 Forum: Women in Oregon
and the World. Eugene, Oregon. Nov. 7, 1993.
1993 Moreno-Black, G. Food
and Culture Change. Thailand Royal Ministry/University of Oregon
Summer Course. Eugene, Oregon. Summer 1993
1992 Moreno-Black, G. Indonesian
and Thailand Fulbright Experiences. Faculty Fulbright Workshop. U.O. March
1992
1985 Moreno-Black, G. An
Introduction to Medical Anthropology and Models. Anthropology Department
- An Introduction to Nutritional Anthropology. University of Northern
Sumatra, Medan. Medical School -
1985 Moreno-Black, G. Culture
Change, Nutrition, and Health. PPIA - Food in the Cultural Context. University
of Airlangga, Surabaya, Java. Medical School
1985 Moreno-Black, G. An
Anthropological Perspective of Eating Disorders. University of
Western Australia, Perth. Department of Anthropology
1985 Moreno-Black, G. Cultural
Factors Influencing Breast Feeding in Jakarta. University of Western
Australia, Perth. Department of Community Medicine.
1985 Moreno-Black, G. Human
Adaptation to High Altitude. La Trobe University, Melbourne. Department
of Human Genetics.
1985 Moreno-Black, G. Cultural
Factors Influencing Breast Feeding in Jakarta. Australian National University,
Canberra. Department of Anthropology.
1985 Moreno-Black, G. Human
Adaptation to High Altitude. Australian National University, Canberra. Dept.
Anth.
1982 Moreno-Black, G. Science,
Culture and Public Policy. University of Oregon Convocation Seminar. Eugene,
Oregon.
1982 Moreno-Black, G. Anthropology
As an Applied Science. Science Career Workshop. Tektronix, Inc. Wilsonville,
Oregon.
1981 Moreno-Black, G. Anemia
and Iron Deficiency in Bolivian Children. Sigma Xi lecture. University
of Oregon Women in Science. A panel discussion.University of Oregon,
Eugene, OR.
RESEARCH AND FIELDWORK EXPERIENCE
2002 Diet,
growth and coping strategies of factory workers in Thailand.
2001 Chemoprevention
study with HIV-1+ individuals.
2001 Gender
issues in Socialist Laos (Lao. PDR)
2000 Diet, growth and coping
strategies of factory workers in Thailand.
1998 Attitudes and perceptions
of Menstruation and athletic participation among young women
1997 Diet and growth issues
in female-headed and dual/male-headed Afro-Ecuadorian Households
1995 Cultural and nutritional
impact of culture change in Northeastern Thailand.
1994 Nutritional Anthropology:
Northeastern Thailand
1993 Cultural Issues and
Dietary Practices in Prenatal Health of Mexican and Mexican American
Women in Oregon. 1993
1991 Non-cultivated/non-domesticated
resources in the Balinese marketplace.
1988 Northeast Thailand:
Gathering of Wild Food; Women's Marketing Strategies; Women's Knowledge
and Management Practices of Non-cultivated/Domestic Resources.
1986 Dieting behavior and
exercise habits in males and females 17-25 years of age.
1985 Consultant, PATH/PIACT
Breast Feeding Project, to assist in the development of culturally appropriate
Media messages to promote breast feeding. Jakarta, Indonesia.
1980 The relationship between
hemoglobin status and work capacity in Bolivian children for the purpose
of functionally defining anemia at high altitude.
1980 Food habits, nutritional
status, and parasitic infection of children and their mothers in Bolivia
to determine reasons for iron deficiency.
1980 Physical work capacity
of migrant and native children at high altitude for the purposes of evaluating
the potential for developmental adaptation.
1979 Comparison of first
postnatal year growth trends in well nourished lowland and highland Bolivian
infants.
1978 Chemical analysis
of plants eaten by Colobus angolensis for the determination of
the presence of toxic secondary compounds (alkaloids, saponins, tanins).
1978 Anthropometric analysis
of baboon skeleton material for the purpose of evaluating the relationship
between locomotion habits on intra-specific variation.
1977 Preliminary development
of research instrument for a project on evaluating health care service
delivery to the elderly in Lane County, Oregon.
1974 Differential habitat
utilization of four Cercopithecoid primate species in Kenya.
SERVICE
UNIVERSITY SERVICE (1989-2003)
Department of Anthropology (Recent
2000 -2003)
Undergraduate Curriculum Committee (2002-2003)
Human Subjects Review (2000-2001)
Executive Committee (2 yr appt,
1998- 2000)
Bio-Anth Position Search Committee
(1999 Co-Chair)
SSIL Lab Committee (2001 -2003)
Asian Studies Committee (2001 - 2003)
Associate Director of Southeast Asian Studies (1999
-2000)
Executive Committee: Asian Studies Program (1999 - 2000)
Executive Committee: Center For Asian and Pacific Studies
(CAPS) (1999 - 2000)
International Studies Committee (1997 - 2000)
CAS Faculty Senate (1998-2000; 1994 - 1996)
Social Science Instructional laboratory Committee (1999-2000)
Lewis & Clark/UO Consortium Planning Committee (1995)
Executive Committee Center For the Study of Women In
Society (1994-5)
Jane Grant Dissertation Award and Women of Color and
International Woman Scholarship Committee(1996)
Oregon State System of Higher Education - Thailand Exchange
Committee (1994-1996)
Council on Minority Education, co-chair 1993-94
Distinguished Teaching Awards Committee
Student Health Center
Distinguished Lecturer Award Committee
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION SERVICE AND MEMBERSHIP
Symposium Cultural and Historical Aspects of Food. Department
of Nutrition. & Food Management College of Home Econ. OSU,
Corvallis, OR (1999)
Planning Committee; Review
and selection of papers; Introductory Remarks; Introduction to Speakers
for Session I of Conference
Assoc. Feminist Anthropologists: Treasurer (1998- 2000)
Council of Nutritional Anthropology, Vice Pres.& Editor of
Communicator (Newsletter). 1995-1998
American Anthropological Association, member
Society for Medical Anthropology, member
Latin American Anthropology Group, member
Agriculture, Food and Human Values Society, member
Association for the Study of Food in Society, member
Manuscript Reviewer:
American Journal of Physical
Anthropology.
Ecology of Food and Nutrition
Mayfield Publisher: Text on
Nutritional Anthropology
Journal of Agriculture and
Human Values
Ecology of Food and Nutrtion
Research Proposal Reviewer:
Social Science Research Council:
Grant Reviewer:
National Science Foundation
Wenner-Gren Foundation
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Buena Vista Spanish Immersion School Library Volunteer
(200 - 2001)
South Eugene High School Computer Lab Volunteer (2000
- 2001)
Temple Beth Israel Social Services community volunteer
(2000 - 2001)
Embracing Midlife II Conference:(1997)
Introductory remarks for 3 sessions: 1) The Risks and
Benefits of HRT (Dr. Vliet Speaker), 2) Osteoporosis: Prevention
and treatment (Dr. J. Ekstrom: Speaker), 3) Urinary Incontinence: Conservative
management Alternatives (Ramona Horton, MPT: Speaker).
Midlife Conference Planning Committee (1997)
Women's Health Network Conference: Health Promotion
Section Committee. (1994)
Priorities '95: Women In Oregon and The World: INSTRAW
sponsored Fourm. Speaker and Facilitator for "Women's Health
and The Life Cycle" Session.(1995)
Child Care Food Program Advisory Committee: American
Red Cross of Lane County. (1992-1996)
All Women's Health Center: Board of Directors (1994-
1999)
Temple Beth Israel Preschool Board of Directors (1994-1996)
Wintergreen Farm Core Group (1997 - 1999)
Muslin Creek Farm: Core Group-Community Supported Agriculture
(1995-1996)
Recent Graduate Advisees
Garry Stephensen (Chair, Ph.D. Committee: Current)
Helen Vallianatos (Chair, Ph.D. Committee: Current)
Missy Cheyney (Chair, Ph.D. Committee: Current)
Chulanee Thianthai (Chair, Ph.D. Committee: Current)
Carol Jeffers (Chair, Ph.D. Committee: Current)
Daniela Pìnièková (Comprehensive
exams & Ph.D. Committee
member Current))
Mary Fechner (Comprehensive exams & Ph.D.
Committee member)
Carla Guerrón-Montero (Comprehensive
exams & Ph.D. Committee member)
Pissamai Homchampa (Chair, Ph.D. Committee)
Prapimporn Rathkete (Chair, Ph.D. Committee)
Rosalie Caffrey (Chair, Ph.D. Committee)
Mary Russell, ( Ph.D. Committee member)
Alexandria Denes (MA International Studies: Committee
member)
