Monday, April 4, 2011
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UADY Nahmad Sitton
The first Friday in April 2011, in an emotional ceremony, Professor Solomon Nahmad Sitton, Center for Research and Higher Studies in Social Anthropology in Oaxaca, Bronislaw Malinowski received the medal awarded by the Society of Anthropology Applied in Seattle, Washington, U.S. of A. Nahmad Professor is an eminent Mexican anthropologist who has distinguished himself fighting for indigenous causes in Mexico and other Latin American countries through their academic work and its management of public agencies and research centers.
Professor Margaret Dalton, also of CIESAS Oaxaca, gave a brief biography of Professor Nahmad Sitton. Then Nahmad Sitton gave a speech in which he presented both his career and his personal philosophy that anthropology is the best way to achieve both the recognition of cultural differences and peace for all peoples of the world. Discussed his work with Julio de la Fuente, a student of Malinowski, and Guillermo Bonfil Batalla, Arturo Warman, Ted Downing and colleagues.
Both Margarita Dalton's speech as that of Solomon Nahmad Sitton were made in English. Mexico-US researcher Martha Rees had translated into English, and the text of the translation was projected, along with photographs that allude to the life and work of Solomon Nahmad, on two large screens on the sides of the Presidium. In his speech, Professor Nahmad Sitton also thanked his colleagues in the Department of Anthropology at the Autonomous University of Yucatan, who promoted his nomination Malinowski well as those who supported his candidacy, beginning with Dr. Virginia García Acosta, Director National Center for Research and Higher Studies in Social Anthropology. At the end of his speech, prof. Sitton Nahmad received a standing ovation by the and members of the Society for Applied Anthropology (SFAA) and its affiliated companies participating in the conference.
We celebrated with great excitement this award to Professor Solomon Nahmad Sitton, an eminent anthropologist researcher who has taken the lead academic and personal support to the causes of indigenous peoples of Mexico and the Americas, even at the expense of their own welfare or safety personal. Solomon Congratulations!
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