Maryann Mccabe
Anthropology
University of Rochester
United States of America
Biography
"Professor McCabe received her PhD and MA from New York University and her BA from The George Washington University. Before coming to the University of Rochester, she worked for the New York State Department of Social Services as Director of the Child Sexual Abuse Program. She has conducted fieldwork on child sexual abuse in New York City where her research was supported by the National Institute of Mental Health. In partnership with Cornell University, she developed a multi-disciplinary training program for professionals who intervene in cases of child sexual abuse. At the University of Rochester, Professor McCabe works with students as a member of the Kauffman Entrepreneurial Year (KEY) Review Board."
Research Interest
Anthropology
Publications
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Powers BA, Watson NM. Meaning and practice of palliative care for nursing home residents with dementia at end of life. American Journal of Alzheimer's Disease & Other Dementias®. 2008 Aug;23(4):319-25.
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Malefyt TD, McCabe M. Women's bodies, menstruation and marketing “protection:” interpreting a paradox of gendered discourses in consumer practices and advertising campaigns. Consumption Markets & Culture. 2016 Nov 1;19(6):555-75.
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de Waal Malefyt T, McCabe M. Women's bodies, menstruation and marketing “protection:” interpreting a paradox of gendered discourses in consumer practices and advertising campaigns.
