1) Field Notes: You will write a comprehensive 3-4-page field note of your activity as an ethnographer. This excludes the reference page, if you decide to use
external source to support your discussion in the field notes. Field notes is a record of events that includes descriiptive details, questions, and general
engagement with the fieldwork. You can write your notes in first person but remember you are an ethnographer here so try to include as much of
anthropological perspective relying on social-cultural topics that you have learned in class. Field notes are like personal diary with details of the date, event,
social settings, etc. They usually don’t have a formal essay structure of introduction, body, conclusion. However, if that is the format you feel comfortable
with feel free to apply that. But this document is a space for your own personal creativity to shine.
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