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Scott Schultz

B.A. Major: Anthropology B.A. Minor: Music WMU 2007


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Research interests:Globalization, Socioeconomic Systems, Social Identity, Commodity Production and Consumption, Microbrewing

Regional Focus: Michigan, U.S., Western Europe

A closer look: Scott Schultz is a cultural anthropologist and a craft brewer of beer. He is interested in commodity production and consumption and its relationship to social identity, particularly in the U.S. beer industry. He has been a professional brewer in Grand Rapids for over two years with a strong interest in creative expression and environmental sustainability through production and its relationship to sociocultural interest and identity in consumption.