Erika Carrillo

Assistant Professor 
Ph.D. Purdue University, 2022

专业知识: Family caregiving and care relationships, morality, home care, community-based aging, qualitative research methods, community-based research, ethnography, applied anthropology, communicating health science, aging and the life course

办公时间:
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 – 11:00am 通过放大

克拉克厅402H
408-924-5714
艾丽卡.carrillo@jkchealthtech.com

Dr. Erika Carrillo is an Assistant Professor in the Department 人类学 at San José State University. 她 received her dual title Ph.D. 在人类学 and Gerontology from Purdue University. Erika has conducted ethnographic research with aging Latinos and their families in San Francisco’s Mission District. Her project examines how families define and negotiate what they consider “good” care. As an applied anthropologist, she is interested in using ethnographic data collected “on the ground” and connecting it to broader discussions of care, aging, and health inequalities. 她很自豪 come from a long line of scholars and mentors who advocate for the value and visibility 老年人.

Erika is also a member of the Association for Anthropology, Gerontology and the Life Course (AAGE) where she is currently serving as secretary for the organization. 她 has coauthored a review article on the contemporary state of the anthropology of aging titled, “Applying Anthropological Insight in an Aging World” for the Oxford Encyclopedia 人类学. Currently, she is coauthoring a manuscript titled, “Journeying Through the Life Course: Making a Student Exhibit.” This article is about making a visual and interactive exhibit designed for students who are just beginning to learn about the relevance of the anthropology of aging and the life course.