Inspired by his own family history and the neighborhood he grew up in, Neubauer Family Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Ryan Cecil Jobson, found anthropology as the tool for him to systematically understand the collective human emotions. Along the way of his personal, academic, and career persuasion, he has found significant mentors who taught and supported him as he trailblazed a new research path for himself. Listen to his story of making sense of human history, emotions, climate, natural resources, legacy economies, and many more in the Caribbean.
Inspired by his own family history and the neighborhood he grew up in, Neubauer Family Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Ryan Cecil Jobson, found anthropology as the tool for him to systematically understand the collective human emotions. Along the way of his personal, academic, and career persuasion, he has found significant mentors who taught and supported him as he trailblazed a new research path for himself. Listen to his story of making sense of human history, emotions, climate, natural resources, legacy economies, and many more in the Caribbean.