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Sharon Roseman is Professor of Anthropology at Memorial University of Newfoundland, where she contributes to research and academic discourse in anthropology and related interdisciplinary fields.
- Institution: Memorial University of Newfoundland
- Position: Professor of Anthropology
Her research spans a broad and interdisciplinary range of interests including historical anthropology, memory, labor, gender, transportation, rural-urban-global dynamics, heritage, cultural and language politics, and critical mobilities studies. These areas reflect a deep engagement with socio-cultural transformations, identity, and the politics of representation and movement in both local and global contexts. Her work often intersects with public history and heritage practices, particularly in industrial and post-industrial communities.
Although no recent publications are listed in the provided text, her participation in sessions like Memorializing Bell Island Mining Mobilities suggests a focus on industrial heritage, memorialization, and the social impacts of economic change. Her presence at events related to difficult histories, oral memory, and museum representation indicates a strong orientation toward applied and public anthropology.
There are no scientific awards mentioned in the available information.
Sharon Roseman advises students and likely participates in research grants related to her areas of expertise, though specific names of advisees or grant details are not provided. Her active role in academic events and presentations suggests ongoing research funding and mentorship activities.
She is involved in collaborative research initiatives, particularly those concerning memory, heritage, and industrial mobilities, as evidenced by her session on Bell Island mining. These efforts may be part of larger interdisciplinary teams or research labs focused on critical heritage and mobility studies, although no formal lab or team name is specified.
