Robert McAndrews

Dr McAndrews is a professor emeritus from the Union Institute & University Graduate School and a current faculty member of Saybrook University. He has taught at the University of Colorado, the Union Institute & University, Saybrook University, and was a visiting professor at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto, Japan. His graduate education was from the University of Pittsburgh ( Masters in Public and International Affairs), the London School of Economics (social anthropology), Manchester University (Diploma in Social Anthropology), and Saybrook University (Ph.D. in Human Science). Dr. McAndrews has taught anthropology, sociology, psychology, international politics, qualitative research, critical theories, ethnographic studies, film, fiction and culture, and cross-cultural psychotherapy. Among several areas of current research, he has been studying the relationship between psychotherapy and culture and ethnographic variations, particularly multi-sited ethnography and autoethnography. Research on psychotherapy and culture included interviews with leading psychotherapists throughout the U.S., Europe, India, Japan, and in Buenos Aires, Havana, Quebec City, and Lima.