Camille Frazier

Camille Frazier specializes in cutting-edge techniques for examining the intricate relationships between urban development and regional food ecologies and economies. As an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Clarkson University, she delves into the transformative impacts that urbanization has on food systems and local economies. Her work is pivotal in understanding how urban growth reshapes the dynamics of food production, distribution, and consumption. In addition to her research, Frazier is a prolific author, known for her "Teaching with Hope" series, which explores innovative pedagogical approaches in anthropology. Her commitment to education extends to her role as Co-Editor of the Teaching Tools section of Cultural Anthropology, where she collaborates with fellow educators to enhance teaching methodologies and resources. Frazier's passion for environmental issues is further reflected in her collaboration with KCET, a public media company, where she engages in environmental storytelling. This partnership aims to raise awareness and foster dialogue about ecological challenges and solutions through compelling narratives. Her interdisciplinary approach and dedication to both research and education make her a prominent figure in the field of anthropology.