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  • Alexandra Crampton
    Dr. Alexandra CramptonMarquette University

    Lalumiere Hall, 410

    MilwaukeeWI53201United States of America
    (414) 288-7912
    Curriculum Vitae

    Associate Professor

    Social and Cultural Sciences

    Education

    Ph.D., 2007, University of Michigan

    M.A. (Anthropology) 2002 

    M.S.W. 2001

    Courses Taught

    • SOWJ 2200 Human Behavior in the Social Environment
    • SOWJ 2300 Conflict Resolution and Restorative Justice
    • SOWJ 3001 Social Welfare Policy and Services
    • SOWJ 4700/5700 Global Aid and Humanitarianism
    • HOPR 3957-H Textures of Authenticity: Being in a Strange World
    • HOPR 4953 Doing Good (Honors Senior Full Circle Seminar)

    Research Interests

    Through interdisciplinary training in cultural anthropology, social work, gerontology, and alternative dispute resolution, Dr. Crampton examines the interplay of policy discourse, professional intervention, and varied perspectives from intended beneficiaries. She studies how people are identified as vulnerable (and in need of intervention) due to young & older ages, and how dispute resolution travels globally as a professionalized intervention. Past research examined elder mediation in Ghana and the U.S. Ongoing projects examine family court mediation in the U.S. and family dispute resolution in Australia. Her newest research works towards decolonizing gerontology through direct research engagement with people in a U.S. retirement community where the average age has risen to 85. The timing of this study coincided with and therefore addresses the Covid-19 pandemic.

    Selected Publications

     


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    Lalumiere Hall, 340
    1310 W. Clybourn St.
    Milwaukee, WI 53233
    (414) 288-6838

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