Fumiko Ikawa-Smith

Background

Ikawa-Smith, Fumiko Arrived in Canada, 1960. Daughter of Jokei and Sachi Ikawa.

Education

Bachelor, Tsuda College, Tokyo, 1953. Student Tokyo Metropolitan University, 1955. Master of Arts in Anthropology, Radcliffe College, 1958.

Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology, Harvard University, 1974.

Career

Assistant professor McGill University, Montreal, 1968—1974, associate professor, 1974—1979, chairman department anthropology, 1975—1980, professor, 1979—2003, director Center East Asian Studies, 1983—1988, chairman department East Asian languages and literature, 1983—1988, associate academy vice principal, 1991—1996, professor emerita, since 2009. Visiting professor Canadian studies Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan, 1996-1997.

Membership

Fellow American Anthropological Association (executive at-large archeology division 1988-1990), Current Anthropology (associate). Member Pacific Science Association (life), Society of America Archeology, Society for East Asian Archaeology (president 2004^), Japan Studies Association Canada (acting president 1988-1990, president elect 1998-1999, president 1999-2000, 04-07), Indo-Pacific Prehistory Association (executive committee 1990-1998), Canada Asian Studies Association (chair Japan committee 1991-1994), Quebec-Japan Business Forum (board 1998-2000), Research Institute Humanity and Nature (Kyoto) (member project evaluation committee, 2005-2011, chair 2008-2010).

Interests

• Horticulture, piano.

Connections

Married Takao Sofue, January 1955 (divorced 1958). Married Philip Edward Lake Smith, November 1959. 1 child, Douglas Philip Edward.

Father:

Jokei Ikawa

Mother:

Sachi Ikawa

Spouse:

Takao Sofue

Spouse:

Philip Edward Lake Smith

child:

Douglas Philip Edward Ikawa-Smith