City University of New York
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General Description: Our 4-field training program has a long tradition of scholarly excellence, diversity, and access. We offer unique opportunities for students to develop studies and research amidst the productive dialogue around engaged scholarship, and we are committed to excellence in training students for careers in research and teaching, as well as for work in non-profit and government sectors. The program has a strong track record of taking diversity seriously, and of inclusion of underrepresented groups among its faculty and students. We have doctoral students specializing in each subfield – archaeology, cultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, and physical anthropology. The requirement of basic instruction in all subfields for all students gives our program a distinct advantage over other programs that have abandoned 4-fields training. Early fieldwork opportunities are possible through faculty directed practicums and summer research funds. With close faculty guidance, students receive funding from NSF, Wenner- General Gren, Fulbright-Hays, IIE Fulbright, SSRC, etc. Three alums have won MacArthur "Genius" awards. Description Special Programs: The New York Consortium in Evolutionary Primatology (www.nycep.org) is an integrated graduate training/research program in / Special primate behavioral and evolutionary biology. Drawing faculty and selected staff from PhD-granting (CUNY, Columbia, NYU, the American Museum of Programs Natural History), and research-focused (WCS) institutions in NYC, this unique consortium links over 60 faculty whose research focuses on human and nonhuman primates from the perspectives of morphology, paleoanthropology, systematics, molecular and population genetics, behavior, ecology and conservation biology. NYCEP students take courses in these areas at any of the four participating degree-granting universities, attend seminars that draw upon the staff of all cooperating institutions, and have the opportunity to engage in original research in labs, museums and in the field. NYCEP has attracted many women and minority students. Faculty and associates have field research programs on living primates at sites in Africa, Asia, and South America, as well as primate (including human) paleontology in Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean. Several courses are taught jointly, alternately or with guest lectures by faculty from different institutions/departments; this collaboration cements relationships between faculty and presents students with a variety of viewpoints early in their careers.
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Country UNITED STATES
State NY
City New York
Address CUNY Graduate Center Line 1
Address 365 Fifth Ave, Rm 6406 Line 2
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Website http://www.gc.cuny.edu/anthropology Program Details
Degrees Offered Anthropology PhD
Tuition Information See www.gc.cuny.edu
Highest Degree Offered PhD
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Other Degree Requirements
AA/ AS Requirements
BA/ BS Requirements
MA/ MS Requirements Students may apply for en-route MA
MA/MS Specializations
Anthropology Archaeology PhD Field Areas Biological Anthropology Cultural Anthropology Linguistic Anthropology
60 credits, language, statistics/research course, written and oral exams, Phd Requirements fieldwork
Archaeology and Biological Anthropology labs. Affiliation with Hunter's Research Facilities Bioarchaeology Lab and Brooklyn's Zooarchaeology Lab provide research opportunities.
5-year Graduate Center Fellowships and Tuition Fellowships; Graduate Support Opportunities Assistantships; research, travel, and dissertation write-up grants, conference presentation funds.
Library Resources
Internships Available
Internship Info
Internship Required
Publications
Material culture, modern human and primate skeletons, and fossil primates at the Collections American Museum of Natural History are available for research by advanced students.
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Misc Information https://www.gc.cuny.edu/TitleIX
Phd Specializations Archaeology, Biological, Cultural, Linguistic
Certs Offered Statistical Information
Number of Female Grad Students 93
PHD Degrees Granted To Males 3
Number of Male Grad Students 61
PHD Degrees Granted To Females 8
Percentage OF FULL-TIME GRAD STUDENTS receiving funding 100 2020-21 Number of New Grad Students 17
Number Of Total Grad Students 160
PHD Degrees Granted Total 11
Number of Non-binary or third gender Grad Students 6
PHD Degrees Granted To Non-binary or third gender 0
Number of Female Grad Students 90
Number of Male Undergrad Students 0
AA/AS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Female Undergrad Students 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Males 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Females 0
BA/BS Degrees Granted To Males 0 2019-20 PHD Degrees Granted To Males 3
BA/BS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Male Grad Students 59
AA/AS Degrees Granted To Males 0
PHD Degrees Granted To Females 10
Percentage OF FULL-TIME GRAD STUDENTS receiving funding 100
Number of New Grad Students 21
Number of Female Grad Students 107
Number of Male Undergrad Students 0
AA/AS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Female Undergrad Students 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Males 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Females 0
BA/BS Degrees Granted To Males 0 2018-19 PHD Degrees Granted To Males 9
BA/BS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Male Grad Students 74
AA/AS Degrees Granted To Males 0
PHD Degrees Granted To Females 6
Percentage OF FULL-TIME GRAD STUDENTS receiving funding 77
Number of New Grad Students 20 Number of Female Grad Students 109
Number of Male Undergrad Students 0
AA/AS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Female Undergrad Students 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Males 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Females 0
BA/BS Degrees Granted To Males 0 2017-18 PHD Degrees Granted To Males 5
BA/BS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Male Grad Students 67
AA/AS Degrees Granted To Males 0
PHD Degrees Granted To Females 6
Percentage OF FULL-TIME GRAD STUDENTS receiving funding 76
Number of New Grad Students 19
Number of Female Grad Students 108
Number of Male Undergrad Students 0
AA/AS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Female Undergrad Students 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Males 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Females 0
BA/BS Degrees Granted To Males 0 2016-17 PHD Degrees Granted To Males 7
BA/BS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Male Grad Students 68
AA/AS Degrees Granted To Males 0
PHD Degrees Granted To Females 7
Percentage OF FULL-TIME GRAD STUDENTS receiving funding 77
Number of New Grad Students 17
Number of Female Grad Students 111
Number of Male Undergrad Students 0
AA/AS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Female Undergrad Students 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Males 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Females 0
BA/BS Degrees Granted To Males 0 2015-16 PHD Degrees Granted To Males 10
BA/BS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Male Grad Students 71
AA/AS Degrees Granted To Males 0
PHD Degrees Granted To Females 7
Percentage OF FULL-TIME GRAD STUDENTS receiving funding 81
Number of New Grad Students 21 Number of Female Grad Students 108
Number of Male Undergrad Students 0
AA/AS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Female Undergrad Students 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Males 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Females 0
BA/BS Degrees Granted To Males 0 2014-15 PHD Degrees Granted To Males 7
BA/BS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Male Grad Students 74
AA/AS Degrees Granted To Males 0
PHD Degrees Granted To Females 6
Percentage OF FULL-TIME GRAD STUDENTS receiving funding 85
Number of New Grad Students 22
Number of Female Grad Students 106
Number of Male Undergrad Students 0
AA/AS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Female Undergrad Students 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Males 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Females 0
BA/BS Degrees Granted To Males 0 2013-14 PHD Degrees Granted To Males 6
BA/BS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Male Grad Students 77
AA/AS Degrees Granted To Males 0
PHD Degrees Granted To Females 14
Percentage OF FULL-TIME GRAD STUDENTS receiving funding 83
Number of New Grad Students 23
Number of Female Grad Students 103
Number of Male Undergrad Students 0
AA/AS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Female Undergrad Students 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Males 0
MA/MS Degrees Granted To Females 0
BA/BS Degrees Granted To Males 0 2012-13 PHD Degrees Granted To Males 2
BA/BS DEGREES GRANTED TO FEMALES 0
Number of Male Grad Students 76
AA/AS Degrees Granted To Males 0
PHD Degrees Granted To Females 8
Percentage OF FULL-TIME GRAD STUDENTS receiving funding 82
Number of New Grad Students 26 Program Contacts
Geographic Area(s) of Geographic Areas of Name Phone Email Interest/Specialty Areas Expertise Expertise International
Political anthropology; race and class politics; biopolitics, health, poverty, and urban governance; security and securitization; Jeff [email protected] ethics and politics of care; US Maskovsky populism and white nationalism; social movements, protest anthropology, urban political economy
Molecular ecology, sociobiology, primate reproductive strategies, Madagascar,Sub-Saharan Andrea Baden [email protected] cooperative breeding, Africa sexual selection and conservation biology
Skeletal biology, bone histology and Victoria [email protected] microarchitecture, bone Dominguez quality, biomechanics, and forensic anthropology
Archaeology, trade and East Asia and the Alexander interaction, material Pacific,Europe / [email protected] Near East, Eurasia Bauer culture, semiotics, cultural Eurasia,Middle East and heritage North Africa
Cultural concepts of time, Kevin Birth [email protected] time-keeping technologies Caribbean and policies, globalization
Political and Historical Anthropology; Colonialism, Race, Sovereignty, Yarimar [email protected] Citizenship, and Nation; Bonilla Caribbean Studies, Puerto Rican Studies, American/Ethnic Studies
Archaeology, houses and households, empires, Egypt, Sudan, Roman Anna Boozer [email protected] Egypt,Sub-Saharan Africa connectivity, Mediterranean intersectionality, urbanism
Historical archaeology, specializing in urban spaces of the northeast; Kelly Britt [email protected] contemporary archaeology; the intersection of activism and material culture
Diaspora and Europe / Eurasia,United Jacqueline transnationalism; race, [email protected] Kingdom,Western Brown place and space; Black Hemisphere identities: U.S. and Britain
Linguistic anthropology, Jillian language ideology, [email protected] Italy, Europe Europe / Eurasia,Italy Cavanaugh language shift, gender, materiality
Environmental justice, sustainability, Melissa [email protected] environmental US Western Hemisphere Checker gentrification, social movements
Primate evolution, Stephen [email protected] paleontology, systematics, Chester Paleogene
Primate behavioral Shahrina [email protected] ecology and Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Chowdhury endocrinology, baboons Geographic Area(s) of Geographic Areas of Name Phone Email Interest/Specialty Areas Expertise Expertise International
Political and legal anthropology; urban anthropology; science and technology Studies; India, Scotland, and the Leo Coleman [email protected] colonialism and British Empire postcolonialism; constitutionalism & nationalism
Historical ethnography, semiotics, race, cultural Latin America, Brazil, Brazil,Western John Collins [email protected] heritage, human-animal Andes, North America Hemisphere relations
Symbol/interpretive anthropology, ethnopsychology, Vincent anthropology and literature, North Africa, South France,Sub-Saharan [email protected] Crapanzano theory of interpretation, Africa, US, France Africa anthropology of law, religion, French colonialism
Postsocialism, political economy, rural identity, Gerald Creed [email protected] Eastern Europe Europe / Eurasia family and community, ritual
Poverty policy, feminist Dana-Ain theory, public anthropology, [email protected] US Western Hemisphere Davis urban political economy, race and reproduction
Paleoanthropology, primate paleontology, morphology, systematics Eric Delson [email protected] and evolution, late Cenozoic stratigraphy and paleoenvironment, 3D morphometrics; Old World
The Americas, critical agrarian studies, social movements, human rights, Marc Edelman [email protected] Western Hemisphere development and underdevelopment, political anthropology.
Anthropology of Religion, Ritual, North America, Christianity, Evangelicalism, Omri Elisha [email protected] Spirituality, Performance, US Occultism, Cosmology, Secularism, urban anthropology, and social movements
Cultural and medical anthropology, citizenship, Mexico,Western Alyshia Gálvez [email protected] Mexico migration, chronic disease, Hemisphere public health
Historical and political Ismael García- anthropology, US empire, Caribbean, Latin [email protected] Western Hemisphere Colón labor migration, America farmworker
Christopher Primate evolution, [email protected] Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Gilbert systematics, biogeography
Medical anthropology, anthropology of science, Murphy cross-cultural psychiatry, [email protected] South Asia South and Central Asia Halliburton ayurvedic medicine, intellectual property, eugenics
Paleoanthropology, Hominin paleobiology, William postcranial morphology Harcourt- [email protected] and locomotion, functional Smith anatomy, geometric morphometrics, 3D modeling Geographic Area(s) of Geographic Areas of Name Phone Email Interest/Specialty Areas Expertise Expertise International
Urbanization, environment, political economy, Advanced capitalist David Harvey [email protected] geography and social countries theory
Cultural/historical Louise anthropology, political [email protected] Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Lennihan economy, agrarian societies, development
energetics, adaptation, Stephanie developmental origins of [email protected] Siberia East Asia and the Pacific Levy health and disease, health disparities
Mandana Modernity, religion, gender, Middle East, Indian Middle East and North [email protected] Limbert historical anthropology Ocean Africa
Race, Indigeneity, Blackness, ethics, land, Christopher Central America and [email protected] environment and Western Hemisphere Loperena the Caribbean development, extractivism, tourism
Space and place, medical Latin America, US, Europe / Eurasia,Western Setha Low [email protected] anthropology, urban Western Europe Hemisphere anthropology
human biology, epidemiological Felicia [email protected] transitions, Indigenous Ecuador Madimenos health, Amazonian Ecuador
Linguistic Anthropology, politics and language, linguistic ethnography, Polynesia, the Pacific, Miki Makihara [email protected] discourse and narrative, Latin America multilingual practices, language revitalization
Patricia Indigenous and women's Latin America, Andes, Mathews- [email protected] rights, race, ethnicity, Peru, Argentina Salazar identity
Climatic impacts, zooarchaeology, Thomas North Atlantic, Eastern Europe / Eurasia,Western [email protected] paleoeconomy, human McGovern Arctic Hemisphere dimension of global change
Maya, gender, histor ecol, Cameron [email protected] archaeobotany; Mesoamerica Western Hemisphere McNeil Mesoamerica
Historical arch, Constructing New James Moore [email protected] England’s 19th-century capitalist landscape, cemeteries as social maps
Linguistic anthropology; semiotic ideologies and moral economies; Argentina and Latin Sarah Muir [email protected] narratives genres and America publicity; investment and finance, social inequality and economic crisis
Archaeology, craft Mesoamerica, William Parry [email protected] specialization, lithic Western Hemisphere American Southwest technology
Paleopathology, paleodietary Ekaterina [email protected] reconstruction, health & Northern China Pechenkina demography, Andean prehistory
Political economy, social Glenn [email protected] theory, international affairs, Oceania East Asia and the Pacific Petersen war, veterans Geographic Area(s) of Geographic Areas of Name Phone Email Interest/Specialty Areas Expertise Expertise International
Pliocene and Pleistocene hominin paleoecology and Thomas [email protected] behavior, hominin East Africa Plummer paleontology, human osteology
Maya, social complexity, early urbanization, Timothy Pugh [email protected] Central America Western Hemisphere colonialism, Central America
Human evolution, Africa, Middle East, Ryan Raaum [email protected] population genetics, Sub-Saharan Africa Indian Ocean human adaptation
Archaeology, race formation processes, whiteness, colonial Caribbean, West Matthew Reilly [email protected] Western Hemisphere modernity in the Atlantic Africa world, Back-to-Africa movement.
Linguistic anthropology, Angela Reyes [email protected] race, register, semiotics, US, Philippines Western Hemisphere discourse
Hominoid mandibular variation, human evolution, geometric morphometrics, Chris Australopithecus, [email protected] Robinson paleoanthropology, European Early Pleistocene paleoecology, giraffe evolution
Donald Postcolonialism, multi- Caribbean, West [email protected] Sub-Saharan Africa Robotham modernities, work Africa
Primate ecology and behavior, nutrition, Jessica [email protected] evolutionary ecology, Old Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Rothman World Monkeys, Apes, Primate conservation
Media, visual culture, Christa Middle East and North [email protected] heritage, urban studies, Middle East Salamandra Africa,Syria cultural producers
Human rights, international humanitarian law, genocide, feminicide, Colombia,Guatemala,Sub- Victoria video ethnography, critical Guatemala, Colombia, [email protected] Saharan Africa,Western Sanford theory, race and gender in South Africa. Hemisphere the Americas, migration and displacement, child soldiers;
Political and urban anthropology, the state, Naomi Schiller [email protected] United States social movements, climate change governance
Jonathan Middle East, Europe / Eurasia,Middle [email protected] Aesthetics, music, food Shannon Mediterranean East and North Africa
Gender and postwar, migration, medical El Salvador, Central Irina Silber [email protected] anthropology, disability Western Hemisphere America and diaspora studies, childhood studies, ethnographic writing
Historical anthropology, Latin America, Julie Skurski [email protected] race, gender, nation, post- Western Hemisphere Caribbean colonialism
Genetics, DNA, phylogenetics, population Michael [email protected] genetics, primates, Steiper hominoids, malaria, molecular clocks Geographic Area(s) of Geographic Areas of Name Phone Email Interest/Specialty Areas Expertise Expertise International
Photo/image/visual anthropology, Karen Indonesia, Southeast East Asia and the [email protected] media/tech/material Strassler Asia Pacific,Indonesia culture, memory and history
Medical anthropology, contemporary US studies, Ida Susser [email protected] Southern Africa, US Sub-Saharan Africa urban political economy, gender
Primate social behavior, primate reproductive Larissa [email protected] strategies, sexual Ethiopia, South Africa Swedell selection, human social evolution, baboons
Colombia,Ecuador,Europe / Patricia Tovar [email protected] Eurasia,Portugal,Western Hemisphere
Anthropology of the human, humanitarianism, post- human; migration, mobility, borders and walls; sexual France/Europe/North Miriam Ticktin [email protected] violence/gender based Africa violence; anthropology of science, medicine, ethics, and transnational feminist theory
French empire, colonial state, historical West Africa, Antilles, Gary Wilder [email protected] Sub-Saharan Africa anthropology, Europe social/political theory
Critical race studies, Black Feminist thought, Black Women and emotional wellness, African Diasporic relationships, Bianca feminist pedagogies, [email protected] US, Caribbean Western Hemisphere Williams emotional labor and higher education, transnational feminisms, Black feminist leadership studies, tourism, virtual ethnography
Religion and secularism, Middle East and North Talal Asad [email protected] Islamic traditions, political Middle East Africa theory
Archaeology, Old World H. Arthur Europe / Eurasia,Middle [email protected] prehistory, field/laboratory Near East, Europe Bankoff East and North Africa methods
Ecology, economic anthropology, political Europe / Eurasia,Middle Daniel Bates [email protected] anthropology, Eastern Middle East East and North Africa European minority populations
Linguistics, sociolinguistics, Edward Africa, Caribbean, [email protected] semantics/pragmatics, Bendix South Asia languages in contact, creole languages
Political economy, Mexico, Central Mexico,Western Leigh Binford [email protected] migration, development, America Hemisphere violence
Political economy, Michael Blim [email protected] South Europe globalization, inequality
Gramsci, political economy, gender, Kate Crehan [email protected] Southern Africa Sub-Saharan Africa development, public anthropology, aesthetics Geographic Area(s) of Geographic Areas of Name Phone Email Interest/Specialty Areas Expertise Expertise International
General ethnology, Edward peasant society and Latin America, Hansen culture, politics of Mediterranean underdevelopment
Complex societies, Gregory Middle East and North [email protected] quantitative analysis, Near East Johnson Africa archaeology
Cultural anthropology, Latin America Maria Lagos [email protected] political economy, Western Hemisphere (Andean) gender/ethnic relations
Shirley Ethnology, medical Papua New Guinea, [email protected] Lindenbaum anthropology Bangladesh
Culture, gender, Joan Mencher [email protected] socioeconomic South Asia South and Central Asia development
Primate ecology and social organization, conservation, tropical forest ecology, Primate ecology and conservation John Oates [email protected] India,Sub-Saharan Africa biology, with a special focus on African rainforests; zoogeography and evolution of African mammals
Alfred Primate evolution, New New World, South and Madagascar,Sub-Saharan [email protected] Rosenberger World monkeys Central America Africa
Political economy, material Jane [email protected] culture, social movements, Europe Europe / Eurasia Schneider consumption
Historical anthropology; capital/class/culture in Gerald Sider [email protected] North Atlantic; stress in North America Western Hemisphere Native American, Inuit, and African American villages
Linguistic anthropology, Creole, language, race Arthur Spears [email protected] and ideology, African- American English, Haitian Creole
Human growth/development, Sara Stinson [email protected] South America human adaptation, nutritional anthropology
Socialism/post-socialism, Katherine secret police [email protected] East Europe Europe / Eurasia Verdery organizations, property, agrarian political economy
Historical/urban archaeology, North Diana Wall [email protected] North America Western Hemisphere American culture, gender, colonialism, race
Paleoanthropology, evolutionary anatomy, Leslie Aiello [email protected] evolution of human adaptation, energetics, human paleontology
Human Evolution, Sergio [email protected] Hominoid Evolution, Almécija Morphometrics, Evolution
Viking Age, Late Norse Scotland, material culture, Colleen Batey [email protected] North Atlantic environmental archaeology.
Hominid origins and life history, ecological Timothy [email protected] stoichiometry, biological Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Bromage anthropology, mineralized tissue bio Geographic Area(s) of Geographic Areas of Name Phone Email Interest/Specialty Areas Expertise Expertise International
Tephrochronology, Andrew environmental change, [email protected] North Atlantic Dugmore human-environment interactions
Environmental Kevin archaeology, palynology; [email protected] Edwards Norse in the North Atlantic; history of science
Paleoanthropology, Human Ashley Evolution, Functional [email protected] East Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Hammond Morphology, primate locomotion
Paleoanthropology, evolutionary primatology, Katerina [email protected] Neanderthals, modern Europe Europe / Eurasia Harvati human origins, paleolithic archaeology
Jon Cultural/historical [email protected] North Atlantic Ingimundarson anthropology
Paleoanthropology, human Jeffrey anatomy and development, [email protected] Old World Laitman speech and language evolution
Material religion, ritual and Bali,East Asia and the performance, gender, East Asia, Southeast Laurel Kendall [email protected] Pacific,South modernity, heritage, Asia Korea,Vietnam handicraft, museums
Louise Gender, ethnicity, US Southwest, Native [email protected] Western Hemisphere Lamphere migration, urban family North American
Mammal biogeography, Ross comparative morphology, [email protected] Antarctica, Caribbean Western Hemisphere MacPhee paleontology, paleoproteomics
Conservation biology, Colleen primate [email protected] Africa, Asia Sub-Saharan Africa McCann socioendocrinology, behav ecol
Linguistics, narrative analysis, North American particularly Californian Sally Indian peoples, [email protected] McLendon ethnohistory, material culture, redocumenting museum collections, exhibits
Geoarchaeology, settlements, migration, North Atlantic, Europe / Eurasia,Western Karen Milek [email protected] Viking/Medieval, 18th-19th Scandinavia Hemisphere century
A Reg Murphy [email protected] Pre-Columbian societies Eastern Caribbean
Tephrochronology, human- Anthony environment interactions, Mexico,Western [email protected] North Atlantic, Mexico Newton geomorphology, internet Hemisphere resources
Paleontology, East Asia and the Michael North America, East [email protected] biogeography, evolutionary Pacific,Western Novacek Asia primatology Hemisphere
Climate & environmental Astrid Ogilvie [email protected] change, soc & hum history North Atlantic Arctic of North Atlantic Arctic
John Conservation biology, [email protected] Robinson behavioral ecology
Geometric morphometrics, F Rohlf [email protected] computational apps in systematics and ecology Geographic Area(s) of Geographic Areas of Name Phone Email Interest/Specialty Areas Expertise Expertise International
Geoarchaeology, palaeoenvironments, soils, North Atlantic, South Ian Simpson [email protected] East Asia and the Pacific sediments, Asia micromorphology
Computational biology, Katherine St. [email protected] reconstructing/visualizing John phylogenetic trees
Food/subsistence, residue analysis, pottery, Karine Taché [email protected] North America Western Hemisphere trade/interaction, social complexity
Human and primate Madagascar,Sub-Saharan Ian Tattersall [email protected] evolution, systematics, Madagascar Africa behavior
John Van Biochronology, [email protected] Africa Sub-Saharan Africa Couvering stratigraphic geology
Orri [email protected] Archaeology, history North Atlantic Vesteinsson
Society, polity, ritual, Native North America, Peter Whiteley [email protected] Western Hemisphere history, ethnology Southwest
James Archaeology, Eastern Arctic, North [email protected] Western Hemisphere Woollett zooarchaeology Atlantic
Ellen DeRiso [email protected]
Kenia Garcia [email protected]
Language and politics, semiotic landscapes, protest rhetoric and social Diane movements, language Lebanon, the Middle [email protected] Riskedahl ideologies, interactional East linguistics, narratives of migration and displacement