Contact information

Mail:

Dept. of Anthropology
Box 353100
Univ. of Washington
Seattle WA 98195

E-mail:

goodreau [at] u [dot]
washington [dot] edu

In person:

Denny 140

Phone:

1-206-685-3870

Fax:

1-206-543-3285

My links page

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Last updated: 20 feb 2006

I am an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of Washington. I am a Biocultural Anthropologist who focuses on the transmission and evolution of infectious diseases within complex networks of human social relations. I also work on methodology for measuring and understanding that social structure and its relationship to cultural practices. The main disease that I study is HIV, and the main areas where I have applied my research have been Peru and the United States.

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Student resources:

•  BIO A 483 Course Homepage (Human Genetics, Disease and Culture)
  
•  BIO A 482 Course Homepage (Human Population Genetics)
•  BIO A 382 Course Homepage (Human Population Biology)
  
•  What can I do with an anthropology degree?
  

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My curriculum vitae (doc)(pdf)

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Statnet - R tools for statistical modeling of social networks from the UW-based Network Modeling Group

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Research centers at the UW with which I am affiliated:

• The Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology
• The Center for Statistics and the Social Sciences
• The Center for AIDS and STDs

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Code for my published models

• Mathematica Code for role segregation (Goodreau et al., Journal of Infectious Diseases 2004)
• Delphi Code for Modeling Neutral Evolution on Social Networks (Goodreau, Genetics 2006)