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Kenneth Maes

Associate Professor - Graduate Program Director Anthropology

Oregon State University

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College of Liberal Arts

Liberal Studies Program

Kenneth Maes is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Associate Professor - Graduate Program Director Anthropology at Oregon State University.

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Oregon State University

Associate Professor - Graduate Program Director Anthropology

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public health african development community health global health health systems health policy community health workers social sciences health care women's empowerment women's studies development army rural health voluntary sector african studies social medicine humanitarian aid water security health planning mental health water problem medical anthropology water scarcity urban ethiopia rural ethiopia african political economy water resource management public health ethics food insecurity cultural anthropology international health women's health health inequities critical public health nonprofit organizations food security water insecurity social anthropology rural development global health programs ethnographic theory global healthcare community mental health polio eradication routine immunization social science research food policy hunger healthcare provision social work policy food aid psychosocial distress household water insecurity behavioral nutrition work adjustment treatment and prevention vulnerable patient populations universal health care poverty reduction community building disparate impact sanitation food crisis anthropological perspective total environment respiratory medicine applied social science healthy cities underserved populations sustainable healthcare assisted living policy planning study sites cash water expenditures household water sharing water gifts world development child health health equity health inequalities social determinants of health

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Moving Away From Volunteerism in Community Health? Motivations and Wellbeing Among Urban and Rural Ethiopian Volunteers. Social Science & Medicine (2025)

public healthafrican developmentvoluntary sectornonprofit organizationscommunity engagementwell-beingsocial sciencescommunity healthrural ethiopian volunteerssupportive carehumanitarian aid

Navigating Authoritarian Politics: Towards Reflexive Framing in Healthcare Research. Globalization and Health (2025)

political analysispolitical science researchpolitical sciencepolitical theorypoliticsauthoritarian politics

Connecting People to Resources: The Unique Contributions of Community Health Workers in the United States During the Covid-19 Pandemic. (2024)

health policypublic healthhealth careunited statespublic health systemscommunity health workerssocial epidemiologyhealth systemscommunicable diseasescommunity healthunique contributionssupportive carecovid-19social medicine

Dry-Season Fog in Western Coastal Ecosystems: Cross-Disciplinary Challenges and Opportunities. Nature Communications Earth & Environment (2024)

oceanographycoastal managementmeteorologycoastal watersenvironmental sciencecoastal researchmarine environmentsdry-season fogecologycoastal process

Fog in Western Coastal Ecosystems: Inter-Disciplinary Challenges and Opportunities With Example Concepts From the Pacific Northwest, USA. Frontiers in Environmental Science (2024)

Alex DyeSonya RauschenbachSimon de SzoekeAdele L. IgelYufang JinJohn B. KimMeg A. KrawchukKenneth MaesLarry O’NeillKyaw Tha Paw URoger SamelsonDavid C. ShawChristopher Still

human impacts on the environmentcoastal managementinter-disciplinary challengesexample conceptsmarine pollutionenvironmental sciencewestern coastal ecosystemsenvironmental researchmarine environmentsecology

Breaking the Silence on Gendered Harassment and Assault of Community Health Workers: An Analysis of Ethnographic Studies. BMJ Global Health (2023)

Svea ClosserMarium SultanRoosa TikkanenShalini SinghArman MajidullaKenneth MaesSue GerberAnat RosenthalDaniel PalazuelosYihenew TesfayeErin FinleyRoza AbeshaAnn KeelingJudith Justice

public healthgender discriminationwork adjustmentgendered harassmentsocial sciencesglobal healthdiscourse analysisviolence against womenworkplace violencegender inequalityvictimologysocial justicequalitative researchjob performancecommunity health workersethnographic studiesmedical sociology

Ethiopia’s Women’s Development Army:. McGill-Queen's University Press eBooks (2023)

Kenneth MaesSvea ClosserYihenew TesfayeRoza AbeshaEmily Baranski

women's healtheast asian studiesinternational developmentwomen's studies

Ethiopia’s Women’s Development Army: A Moral and Political-Economic Perspective on Unpaid, State-Organised Rural Women’s Labour. McGill-Queen's University Press eBooks (2023)

Kenneth MaesSvea ClosserYihenew TesfayeRoza AbeshaEmily Baranski

economic developmentanthropologyinternational developmentwomen's studiesafrican developmentrural developmentwomen's empowermentpolitical-economic perspectivewomen's healthstate-organised rural womendevelopment economicssustainable developmentsocio-economic developmentsocial sciencesunpaid worklabour economicspublic policylabour studies

Ethiopia’s Women’s Development Army: A Moral and Political Economic Perspective on Unpaid, State-Organized Rural Women’s Labor. In (Re)Making the Country: Citizens, Civil Society, and Activism in Ethiopia. Eds, Camille Pellerin and Logan Cochrane. Montreal, Canada: McGill-Queen’s University Press (2023)

economic developmentdevelopment armyafrican developmentgender studieswomen's empowermentafrican economys laborafrican political economystate-organized rural womenunpaid worksociologygender inequality

Frequency and Perceived Difficulty of Household Water Experiences in Morogoro, Tanzania: Evidence of the Psychosocial Burden of Water Insecurity. SSM - Mental Health (2023)

Cassandra L. WorkmanJoshua D. MillerSameer H. ShahKenneth MaesYihenew TesfayeKenneth M. Mapunda

mental healthpsychiatrywater insecurityhealth psychologypsychosocial burdenhousehold water experiencescognitive sciencepsychology

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Kenneth Maes

Associate Professor - Graduate Program Director Anthropology

Oregon State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Liberal Studies Program

Kenneth Maes is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Associate Professor - Graduate Program Director Anthropology at Oregon State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kenneth Maes

Oregon State University

Associate Professor - Graduate Program Director Anthropology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Moving Away From Volunteerism in Community Health? Motivations and Wellbeing Among Urban and Rural Ethiopian Volunteers. Social Science & Medicine (2025)

public healthafrican developmentvoluntary sectornonprofit organizationscommunity engagementwell-beingsocial sciencescommunity healthrural ethiopian volunteerssupportive carehumanitarian aid

Navigating Authoritarian Politics: Towards Reflexive Framing in Healthcare Research. Globalization and Health (2025)

political analysispolitical science researchpolitical sciencepolitical theorypoliticsauthoritarian politics

Connecting People to Resources: The Unique Contributions of Community Health Workers in the United States During the Covid-19 Pandemic. (2024)

Dry-Season Fog in Western Coastal Ecosystems: Cross-Disciplinary Challenges and Opportunities. Nature Communications Earth & Environment (2024)

oceanographycoastal managementmeteorologycoastal watersenvironmental sciencecoastal researchmarine environmentsdry-season fogecologycoastal process

Fog in Western Coastal Ecosystems: Inter-Disciplinary Challenges and Opportunities With Example Concepts From the Pacific Northwest, USA. Frontiers in Environmental Science (2024)

Alex DyeSonya RauschenbachSimon de SzoekeAdele L. IgelYufang JinJohn B. KimMeg A. KrawchukKenneth MaesLarry O’NeillKyaw Tha Paw URoger SamelsonDavid C. ShawChristopher Still

Breaking the Silence on Gendered Harassment and Assault of Community Health Workers: An Analysis of Ethnographic Studies. BMJ Global Health (2023)

Svea ClosserMarium SultanRoosa TikkanenShalini SinghArman MajidullaKenneth MaesSue GerberAnat RosenthalDaniel PalazuelosYihenew TesfayeErin FinleyRoza AbeshaAnn KeelingJudith Justice

Ethiopia’s Women’s Development Army:. McGill-Queen's University Press eBooks (2023)

Kenneth MaesSvea ClosserYihenew TesfayeRoza AbeshaEmily Baranski

women's healtheast asian studiesinternational developmentwomen's studies

Ethiopia’s Women’s Development Army: A Moral and Political-Economic Perspective on Unpaid, State-Organised Rural Women’s Labour. McGill-Queen's University Press eBooks (2023)

Kenneth MaesSvea ClosserYihenew TesfayeRoza AbeshaEmily Baranski

economic developmentdevelopment armyafrican developmentgender studieswomen's empowermentafrican economys laborafrican political economystate-organized rural womenunpaid worksociologygender inequality

Frequency and Perceived Difficulty of Household Water Experiences in Morogoro, Tanzania: Evidence of the Psychosocial Burden of Water Insecurity. SSM - Mental Health (2023)

Cassandra L. WorkmanJoshua D. MillerSameer H. ShahKenneth MaesYihenew TesfayeKenneth M. Mapunda

mental healthpsychiatrywater insecurityhealth psychologypsychosocial burdenhousehold water experiencescognitive sciencepsychology

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