Archeology Division

Abstract

These profound paradigm changes are supported by building networks of trust, and anthropologists are often particularly good at facilitating connections across university/college boundaries. We understand the multiple languages that have to be used to connect facilities management folks with undergraduates, and faculty with community organizations. We also have skills in grant-writing and public relations, as well as in facilitating discussions, which can be helpful to the broad-based grassroots groups that usually form the engine behind campus change.We hope to see interested ASTE members at the workshop in Chicago! Please send items of interest, essays, commmturies and news to Rebecca Zarger; rzarge@uga.edu or rzargd&us.edii; The National Acudemies, WSllO3, 500 Fifth St, NW Washington, DC 20001; tel 202/334-3915. Dept ofAfncan and Afro-American Studies, CB 3395, Chapel Hill, NC, 27599; tel 919/962-3536; fa 91 9/962-2694; mlambert@mail.unc.edii.Withdrawing middle class privilege is a process liable to provoke legitimization crises and potentially revolt, and thus needs to be carefully orchestrated in order to gain people's consent to