National Association for the Practice of Anthropology
sNAPAshots: Season One
![[NAPA Logo] sNAPAshots: Conversations with Professional, Practicing & Applied Anthropologists. The sNAPAshots team thanks everyone who shared their career journeys during Season 1. Stay tuned for Season 2 starting April 2023 as we celebrate NAPA's 40th Anniversary! PracticingAnthropology.org](https://practicinganthropology.org/wp-content/uploads/sNAPAshots-Social-Promos_End-Season-1.png)
We’ve had an incredible sNAPAshots Season One with twelve PPA Anthropologists telling their stories and sharing their career insights! We’ll be back in April 2023!
![[NAPA Logo] sNAPAshots: Conversations with Professional, Practicing, and Applied Anthropologists. Rosalie Post, Design Anthropologist, Co-founder of NAMLA. PracticingAnthropology.org Bluesky, X, Meta, LinkedIn, and Youtube Logos](https://practicinganthropology.org/wp-content/uploads/Rosalie-Post-LinkedIn-Flyer-768x768.jpg)
![[NAPA Logo] sNAPAshots: Conversations with Professional, Practicing, and Applied Anthropologists. Steven Thomson, Organizational Anthropologist, Summit Pacific Medical Center. PracticingAnthropology.org Bluesky, X, Meta, LinkedIn, and Youtube Logos](https://practicinganthropology.org/wp-content/uploads/Steven-Thomson-e1756780727721-768x769.png)
![[NAPA Logo] sNAPAshots: Conversations with Professional, Practicing, and Applied Anthropologists. Corliss Heath, Medical Anthropologist, Department of Health and Human Services. PracticingAnthropology.org Bluesky, X, Meta, LinkedIn, and Youtube Logos](https://practicinganthropology.org/wp-content/uploads/Corliss-Heath-LinkedIn-Promo-Flyer-1-768x759.jpg)
The SNAPAshots are great and I am using them in my anthropology capstone class! In fact, as an assignment, I am having the students each create their own “SNAPAshot” about their lives in anthropology. However, I am disappointed that you have not included interviews with people who do CRM or other forms of applied archaeology nor was there an interview with a forensic anthropologist! These are probably the two major career paths that my students are heading for (though I am a cultural anthropologist, myself). I hope you can add more interviews with anthropologists working in the areas of archaeology and bioathropology in the next round. Thank you!