About Me

Swedish citizen. Swedish-Peruvian heritage.

1983-

Ph.D. in Social Anthropology and M.A. in Archaeology and Anthropology from the University of Oxford. Broad academic and professional background, excellent IT and language skills, extensive travel experience and experience of living and working abroad. Professional experience in social and behavioural science, research, data handling, project management, reports, evaluation, fundraising, budget, international and cross-cultural relations, fieldwork in ODA-countries, consultancy, communication, pedagogical work, teaching, administration, logistics, HR processes, translation, entrepreneurship, humanities, natural sciences. Structured, creative, independent and ambitious with good leadership and teamwork qualities. Flexible, innovative, positive and considerate with good analytical skill and strong feeling of responsibility. Able to draft long-term planning, hard-working, good sense of humour, value integrity and accountability. Eager to seek out new experiences and challenges that contribute with concrete measures for furthering a positive social development and a sustainable vision for the future. Culture and society, education, sustainable development and international relations are at the forefront of my professional and personal vocations, with emphasis on health, environment, family, children, women and ethnic minorities.

 

CURRENT OCCUPATION

An Introduction to the Science of Climate and Climate Change, University of Oxford, Dec 2013-present

Introductory course to climate science, modelling, interpretation of results of climate modelling experiments.

 

Deputy working environment representative, Umeå University, Sweden, December 2013-present

Faculty of Medicine, Department of Public Health and Clinical Medicine, Unit for Epidemiology and Global Health

 

Postdoctoral Fellow, Umeå University, Sweden, Sep 2013-present

Faculty of Medicine, Department of Public Health and Clinical Medicine, Unit for Epidemiology and Global Health

Research project: Health and gender related impacts of climate change in eastern Indonesia: a socio-historical approach to informing adaptation strategies and policies

Member of research teams “Health and Climate Change” and “Health and Gender"

 

Development Collaborator, East Timor, Jan 2010-present

Designing of Anthropology Department at the new Catholic Unviersity

 

CERTIFICATES

Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE). Oxford Open Centre, 2007

Driving license A B

 

LANGUAGES

Active

Swedish, native                        Indonesian, fluent                      German, good                  Japanese, basic

English, fluent                           Malay, fluent                                Latin, good                        Tetun, basic

Spanish, native                         French, fluent                              Kiswahili, basic               Lamaholot, basic

 

Passive

Italian, good                                 Norwegian, good                     Dutch, good                   Catalan, low

Portuguese, good                       Danish, good                             Afrikaans, low              Esperanto, low

 

IT SKILLS

MS Word, good                         Internet, good                        Gimp, medium                 Endnote, medium

PowerPoint, good                   E-mail, good                           Audacity, medium

Excel, medium                          Photoshop, good                 Moviemaker, medium

 

2009–2011. Residence in Indonesia, research

2005–2012. Residence in the UK, study

2003–2004. Residence in France, private

 

MEMBERSHIPS

Oxford Union, Oxford University Exploration Club (OUEC), Oxford University Anthropological Society (OUAS), Kvinnliga Akademikers Förening (KAF)

 

POSITIONS OF TRUST

Deputy working environment representative, Umeå University (unit for Epidemiology and Global Health), Oct 2013-present

 

INTERESTS

Travelling, languages, reading, writing, music, drawing, theatre, opera, film, golf, skiing, snorkelling, swimming, trekking, motorcycle

Ph.D. Social Anthropology and M.A. Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Oxford

Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE)

English, Swedish, Spanish, French, Indonesian, Malay, German, Latin et cetera

Publications

Planned. Lamaholot of East Flores: a study of a boundary community. Ph.D. thesis. 2012. Bodleian Library, Oxford.

2013. Ivory, Women and Rajas. Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford (JASO).

https://www.isca.ox.ac.uk/fileadmin/ISCA/JASO/2013/Modh_JASO_5_1_2013.pdf

2008.The Kinship of Asexually Assisted Procreation: a Euro-American perspective on kinship and new reproductive technologies. B.A. thesis. Institute of Cognitive and Evolutionary Anthropology, Oxford. Unpublished.

2008. A Loop of Rowan Tree: amulets against witchcraft. Contribution to ‘England: the other within’, an analysis of the English collection at the Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford.

england.prm.ox.ac.uk/englishness-loop-of-rowan-tree-html

2005. Early Man at Olduvai Gorge, Tanzania. Salvage and conservation of the JK-DK area. Project evaluation. Archaeology Abroad Bulletin, autumn edition.

2005. Massajkrigaren. Children's photo and facts book. Swedish, 20 pp. Private printing. ISBN 978-91-976233-1-5

2005. Var är Bagare Bull? Illustrated children's book. Swedish, 10 pp. Private printing. ISBN 978-91-976233-2-2

2004. Tronväktare. Illustrated fantasy novel. Swedish, 250 pp. Private printing. ISBN 978-91-976233-0-8

2004. Aurora Borealis. Short fiction, poetry. English, 50 pp. Private printing. ISBN 978-91-976233-3-9

2004. Four-telling. Short fiction. English, 5 pp. Published one year on www.anotherrealm.com

1997. På Gränsen. Soundtrack. Second violin. N©b/BIEM P&© Dölgården, Malung, Sweden.

Selected presentations

Jan 2013. Forskning i Indonesien. Vägen mot en avhandling. Rotary Malung, Sweden

Nov 2010. Familj och Samhälle i Indonesien. Rotary Malung, Malungs Kommun, Malungs Folkhögskola, Sweden

Apr 2010. Family and Society among Lamaholot of East Flores. Universitas Nusa Cendana, Universitas Katolik, Indonesia

Oct 2009. Lamaholot of East Flores: how and why the project came into being. Universitas Nusa Cendana, Indonesia

July 2009. Lamaholot of East Flores: bakgrund till projektet. Rotary Malung, Sweden

Scholarships and Awards

2012. Gunvor och Josef Anérs Stiftelse. Scholarship 20,000 SEK

2011. Erik och Göran Ennerfelts Stiftelse. Study and research grant 60,000 SEK

2009–2011. University of Oxford. St Catherine’s College Graduate Scholarship (Arts) £4,000

mcr.stcatz.ox.ac.uk/Members/Scholars#Sandra

2010. Stiftelsen Lars Hiertas Minne. Study and research grant 30,000 SEK

2010. University of Oxford. St Catherine’s College. Research grant £150

2009. University of Oxford. All Souls College. Research grant £750

2009. University of Oxford. St Edmund Hall. Research grant £150

2008-2009. University of Oxford. School of Anthropology. Travel bursary £500 + £500

2008. University of Oxford. Harris Manchester College distinction award £50

2007. Bröderna Molanders Stiftelse. Scholarship 7,500 SEK

2007. University of Oxford. Harris Manchester College Rowlinson Prize £50

2007. University of Oxford. Harris Manchester College Charles Massey Prize £50 + £50

2007. Sasakawa Foundation, London. Project grant £1,000

2007. University of Oxford. Nissan Institute. Storry Memorial Travelling Bursary £300

2006. Frederika Bremer Förbundet. Scholarship 10,000 SEK

2006. University of Oxford. School of Archaeology. Project grant £400

2006. University of Oxford. Harris Manchester College. Project grant £500.

2005. Dr. Felix Neuberghs Stiftelse. Scholarship 10,000 SEK

2005. British Council, London. Archaeology Abroad fieldwork award £500

1999. Västerdalarnas High School. Best final results 500 SEK

 

 

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