View Andrew Sydney Harris’ profile on LinkedIn, the world's largest professional community. At the age of 16 she participated in a student exchange program, which opened her eyes to cultural diversity and the benefits of mutual learning.Marietta holds a PHD in social and cultural anthropology from the University of Vienna, and an Executive Masters Degree in Business Administration from the WU Wien and the Carlson School of Management in Minnesota.Her work life is focused on a multi-generational family business. She hopes that being part of ARCH will give her a chance to explore other cultures and an opportunity to protect her home country’s cultural heritage. She joined RAND in 2012. She was an active and passionate researcher, academic and community member to the very end.Trent University respectfully acknowledges it is located on the treaty and traditional territory of the Mississauga Anishinaabeg. He completed the implementation of the Beirut Heritage Trail (2011) and continues to advice on the integration of archaeological sites in public and private space of the Beirut City Center and the design of the Beirut City Museum.ELIN HAAGA was born in Usk, on the Welsh border, and grew up in Somerset in the southwest of England.
Andrew has also worked in the auction world, cataloguing and aiding in the sale of Chinese ceramics and jades.
In addition, Arsalan is one of the founders of Tuti TV, the first live-stream television channel of its kind targeted to the Middle Eastern and South Asian audience, with the mission to promote and keep alive the indigenous music of that region which is nonetheless a major part of their culture but also fulfills the region’s need for creativity, expression and positive change.
Candidate, Department of Anthropology, University of Toronto Summers spent in Puerto Rico with family exploring Old San Juan inspired a passion for cultural heritage preservation and the connection of the past to the present through monuments, traditions, language, etc.
What will happen to the relationship between the descendants whose parents or grandparents bitterly fought against one another? Andrew works on the Bamiyan project for ARCH designing historical theme-based “tourism routes” for future implementation in Afghanistan. How do mega-building projects reshape our idea of politics, space, economic and social values? She believes that her birthplace, at the crossroads between East and West, was formative to her deep interest in the interactions between cultures and communities.Bokova studied at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations, the University of Maryland School of Public Affairs, and the Harvard University Kennedy School of Government. Called to the bar in 2011, he practices in public law and international law, human rights, and commercial law, and frequently appears on behalf of non-government organizations in public interest litigation and advocacy before domestic, regional, and international courts and bodies.
Strip those away and you have what the past was – keep them and you have what others want it to be.Andrew Harris grew up in Toronto, Canada, a city known less for its history than its push towards the future (as well as an intoxicated former mayor, the rapper Drake, and an ice hockey team that hasn’t won a championship in more than half a century). He is the President of the World Organization of Jews from Iraq (WOJI), whose goal is to protect, preserve and promote Jewish communal assets remaining in Iraq including holy sites and shrines. The greatness of civilizations is measured by the quality of their public realm.President of Lee and Associates, Inc. headquartered at Gallery Place in Washington D.C. After 1968, Martha Kidd's work focussed on regional history and over the years she became one of Peterborough’s foremost historians. At ARCH, she writes about the Old Summer Palace (Yuanming garden) and her experience of visiting it in different seasons. He is the author of “Art through the Ages in Afghanistan” (2013) and “Music of the Reeds” (2008).Born in Israel, Daniel grew up in the United States. History and culture go hand in hand and we must work to preserve our world heritage for our and future generations.Bishop Juan Carlos Mendez was born in Guatemala and migrated to Los Angeles, California, in 1976. He is a strong supporter of protection for cultural rights and the world’s shared heritage. In 2009 she was elected Director of UNESCO, a position she held until 2017. Senior Researcher (adjunct) and lawyer at RAND Corporation, where she has published reports on automated, autonomous, and connected vehicles, among other technology-related research. He was Director of the European Office of the Global Ocean Observing System. Andrew Harris SM’15: A hidden era amongst the stones..... 26 John Pollack FI’06: A decade of discovery: The Yukon River steamboat survey ... Anthropology is the discipline that brought me to The Explorers Club in 2004. ARCH’s mission is to do something about it.I admire countries that protect and restore their heritage sites in a manner that transcends political viewpoints and modern day conflicts. The pursuit of education carried him across two oceans, first to Japan, then to the Netherlands, where he is a graduate student at Wageningen University & Research studying MSc Tourism, Society and Environment.His journey around East Asia revealed to him the incongruent narratives of continuing past grievances that tourism sites share with visitors. Andrew has 4 jobs listed on their profile. She then studied Archaeology and Cultural Heritage at University College London in the United Kingdom. She studied History at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford University, and Education at London University, teaching for some years. in Languages and Literature from Kabul University and a M.A. These projects include the Afghan Songbook Project, the Afghan Women’s Rights nationwide media messaging campaign, National Geographic, Arch International, the National Gallery of Art, AUAF, Sesame Street, and many more.
Andrew Harris is a PhD Candidate in the Department of Anthropology, subfield Archaeology. Karlyn Stanley, Senior Researcher (adjunct), and Professor, Pardee RAND Graduate School, RAND Corporation.