Marcus Griffin

Dr. Griffin is a second-generation anthropologist with a special interest in understanding how subsistence and market activities are connected to culture, demographics, and the environment. Dr. Griffin received his Ph.D. in 1996 from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

In addition to academic research, Dr. Griffin does applied studies such as competitive intelligence and customer experience studies, behavioral communication research, Design Thinking workshops and helps scholars publish their research through technical editing, advising, and hands-on workshops.

Dr. Griffin is the author of numerous publications that include:

Human Ecology and the Need for a Systems-Based Theory to Understand the Human Domain in the Operations Process

Published in the MI Bulletin, V.40 #3

A Way to Teach Critical Thinking Skills so Learners Will Continue Using Them in Operation

Published in the November-December issue of 2015 MILITARY REVIEW

Critical Heritage and Biodiversity Conservation in the Northern Philippines: Case Study

Published in Philippine Quarterly of Culture and Society 35(2007): 5-23

Homicide and Aggression Among the Agta of Eastern Luzon, The Philippines 1910 - 1985

Published in Hunters and Gatherers in the Modern World: Chapter 4, Published in 2002 by Berghahn.

1996 "The Cultural Identity of Foragers and the Agta of Palanan, Isabela, the Philippines." Anthropos 91:111-123.

Fathers and Childcare among the Cagayan Agta

Published in Father - Child Relations: Cultural and Biosocial Context: Chapter 14

He also co-wrote the following publications:

Agta Foragers: Alternative Histories, and Cultural Autonomy in Luzon

Published March 08, 2010 with P. Bion Griffin

Write Your Thesis in 6 Months

With Suzanne Griffin

Aside from these publications, Dr. Marcus Griffin is also a co-founder of American Proofreading Center, formerly known as My ESL Proofreader.

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