Education
2010 PhD Cultural Anthropology University of Florida
Dissertation: Beneath the Peak: Tourism & the Global Economy in a Moroccan
Mountain Community
2001 M.A. Religion
Thesis: Redefining the American Neo-Pagan Community University of Florida
1997 B.A. Anthropology University of Florida
Current Teaching Experience
2011-present Department of Humanities & Foreign Languages Santa Fe College
HUM 2420 African Humanities
HUM 2020 Introduction to Humanities
2013-present Department of Social & Behavioral Sciences Santa Fe College
ANT 2410 Cultural Anthropology
ANT 2301 Human Sexuality
ISS 2270 MultiCultural Communication
ANT 2000 General Anthropology
2011-present Department of Sociology, Anthropology & Social Work Univ. of North Fla.
ANT 3212 Peoples & Cultures of the World
SYP 3440 International Development & Social Change
SYP 3570 Deviance & Social Control
ANT 2200 Human Sexuality & Culture
SYO 3110 Sociology of Sexualities
Graduate Teaching Experience
2011 AFS2002 The African Experience University of Florida
2010 WIS 3930 Reproductive Health in Global Perspective
2002-2010 ANT 3110 Gender in Crosscultural Perspective University of Florida
ANT 2301 Human Sexuality & Culture University of Florida
1998-2001 SYO 4930 Sociology of Religion University of Florida
REL 2121 American Religious History University of Florida
REL 2300 World Religions University of Florida
Curriculum Development
2017 Introduction to Humanities OER Master Course Santa Fe College
2015 Opening the Doors to Asia Title VI web resource Santa Fe College
2013 African Studies at Santa Fe web resource Santa Fe College
2013 Culture Gardens at Santa Fe web resource Santa Fe College
Professional Development Training
2018 CODI Online Design & Instruction Santa Fe College
2018 CT3 Accessible Design Santa Fe College
2017 EME 6236 Education Leadership & Management University of Florida
2017 EME 6235 Managing Education Projects University of Florida
2016 EME 6605 Instructional Design University of Florida
2016 EME 6606 Advanced Instructional Design University of Florida
2015 CT3 Universal Design for Instruction Santa Fe College
2014 TOS 4100 Online Teaching Certificate Univ. of North Fla.
Sarah Cervone PhD
1605 NE 8th St Gainesville, FL 32609 352-562-5138 sarah.cervone@gmail.com
Synergistic Activities in Cultural & Area Studies
2011 Transnational Business in Sub-Saharan Africa with Dr. Anita Spring, University
of Florida
2007-2010 Editorial Board member for African Studies Quarterly with Dr. Leonardo
Villalon, Center for African Studies, University of Florida
2007-2008 Dissertation Research: Ethnographic research and participant-observation in
Aremd, Morocco
2005 Ethnographic research case study: Hurricane Opal in Okaloosa County, Florida
with Anthony Oliver-Smith, University of Florida
2004 Tlingit place-names mapping and oral narrative documentation with Wayne
Howell, Cultural Resource Manager, Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska
2004 Spatial analysis and map production for Terra Lingua and World Wildlife Fund
GIS & Global Bio-Cultural Diversity project with Dr. J. Rick Stepp , University
of Florida
2003-2009 Cave exploration and cultural resource documentation in Tongass National Forest,
Alaska with Jim Baichtal, Thorne Bay, Prince of Wales Island, AK
2000 Masters Research: ethnographic interviews with 52 Neo-Pagan groups and 102
individuals in Florida, United States
Foreign Language Training
2008-2009 FRE 2000 Intermediate French University of Florida
2007 Tachelhit (Berber) tutoring funded by Fulbright US State Department
2006-2007 ARA 3000 Advanced Arabic University of Florida
2006 Arabic Summer Intensive: Tanger, Morocco Institute for Maghrib Studies
2006-2007 ARA 2000 Intermediate Arabic University of Florida
2005 Arabic Summer Intensive: Fez, Morocco American Language Institute
1996 ASL Summer Intensive Florida School for Deaf & Blind
Awards, Grants and Fellowships
2017-2020 Local Food Business Incubator for Farmers Markets US Dept. Agriculture
2015-2017 Farmers Market Promotion: Hawthorne Food Desert US Dept. Agriculture
2010 Elizabeth Eddy Fellowship for Applied Anthropology University of Florida
2009 O. Ruth McQuown Scholarship for Gender Research University of Florida
2007-2008 U.S. Fulbright Fellowship Morocco US State Department
2007 Polly and Paul Doughty Dissertation Research Grant University of Florida
2005-2007 Foreign Language Area Studies, Arabic UF Center for African Studies
2006 Fellowship for Arabic in Tangier, Morocco Institute for Maghreb Studies
2006 Dissertation Research Grant, Aremd Morocco Institute for Maghrib Studies
2005 Foreign Language Area Studies in Morocco UF Center for African Studies
2005 World Citizen Fellowship: Sierra Leonne (declined) Coca Cola Foundation
Relevant Publications
2013 ‘Recipe for Disaster: Hurricane Vulnerability and Resilience in Florida,’ Disaster
Vulnerability and Resilience in Florida. Lexington Press. Anthony Oliver-Smith
and Amanda Holmes, eds.
2006 ‘Eye on the Storm: Resilience and Vulnerability to Hurricane Opal,’ Proyecto
Gestion de riesgo de desastre ENSO en America Latina (Dic/21/2006)
Sarah Cervone PhD
1605 NE 8th St Gainesville, FL 32609 352-562-5138 sarah.cervone@gmail.com
2005 ‘Mountains and Biocultural Diversity,’ Mountain Research and Development.
25(3): 223-227. Stepp, J.R., Hector Castanada and Sarah Cervone.
2004 ‘Development of a GIS for Global Biocultural Diversity,’ Policy Matters. 13
(November). Stepp, J.R., S. Cervone, H. Castaneda, A. Lasseter, G. Stocks, Y.
Gichon
Relevant Presentations
2015 ‘Leadership & Stereotyping’ Student Government Leadership Symposium, Santa
Fe College, March
2011 ‘Pro-Poor Tourism?: Tourism, Conservation and Development in Toubkal
National Park, Morocco,’ University of South Florida Department of Geography
Tampa, Florida March
2011 ‘A woman without children is like a cow without milk’: Why Gender and Kinship
Matter in Tourism Development in the High Atlas,’ Interdisciplinary Research
Symposium. University of Florida, Gainesville. February
2010 ‘Keeping Moroccan Time: Tourism and Temporal Hegemony in the High Atlas
Mountains,’ American Anthropological Association. New Orleans, Louisiana.
November.
2010 ‘Tourists and the Tafeza: Television as an Apostle for the Global Economy in the
High Atlas Mountains,’Society for Applied Anthropology. Merida, Mexico.
March
2008 ‘Socio-economic Effects of Tourism Development for Berber Women in Toubkal
National Park,’ Genre en Mediterranee: Les femmes face aux transformations
socio-economiques: Conflits, negociations et emergence de nouveaux rapports
sociaux. Rabat, Morocco. April
2008 ‘Women, Work and Tourism in Toubkal National Park’, U.S. Fulbright
Symposium, US Embassy Rabat, Morocco. April
2007 ‘Differential Opportunities for Women in the Moroccan Tourism Economy:
Preliminary Findings from Toubkal National Park,’ Center for African Studies,
University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida. March