Professors Emeriti
 | Harvard G. Ayers, Professor Emeritus Research and Teaching Interests: |
 | Patricia D. Beaver, Professor Emerita Ph.D. Duke University Research and Teaching Interests: Appalachian culture, social organization, gender, cultural diversity, Chinese gender issues, contemporary culture, culture in the American South, impacts of public policy on rural families, gender and family organization, race and ethnicity; Appalachia, China Contact: 342 Anne Belk Hall | (828) 262-2295 | email |
 | Brian C. Bennett, Professor Emeritus Ph.D. Southern Illinois University Research and Teaching Interests: Peasant studies, social change, social theory; Croatia, East/Central Europe, Developing Countries Contact: 342 Anne Belk Hall | (828) 262-2295 |
 | Jefferson C. Boyer, Professor Emeritus Ph.D. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Research and Teaching Interests: Social anthropology, peasant and agrarian studies, rural and sustainable development; Honduras and Central America, Appalachia Contact: 342 Anne Belk Hall | (828) 262-2295 | email |
 | Susan E. Keefe, Professor Emerita Ph.D. University of California at Santa Barbara Research and Teaching Interests: Ethnicity, modernity, culture change, social organization, medical and applied anthropology; Mexican-Americans, Appalachians, United States Contact: 342 Anne Belk Hall | (828) 262-2295 | email |
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