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Curriculum Vitae Glen H Doran Curriculum Vitae Glen H Doran June 05, 2013 General Information University address: Anthropology College of Arts and Sciences 2010:104-Anthropology(Va 0100 Florida State University Tallahassee, Florida 32306-7772 Phone: 850-644-8154; Fax: 850/645-0032 E-mail address: [email protected] Professional Preparation 1980 Doctoral Degree, Aca, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-DAVIS. Major: Anthropology. archaeology, osteology, prehistory. Supervisor: Baumhoff, Martin. 1975 Master's Degree, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN. Major: Anthropology. 1972 Bachelor's Degree, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN. Major: Anthropology. Professional Credential(s) 1980–2015 Member, Registry of Professional Archaeologist. Professional Experience 2008–present Chair, Department of Anthropology, Florida State University. 1986–present Associate Professor, with Tenure, Florida State University. 1980–present Professor, Anthropology, Florida State University. 1980–present Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, Florida State University. Vita for Glen H Doran 1999–2002 Chair, Department of Anthropology, Florida State University. 1974–1977 Assistant Archeologist, Austin, TX, Texas Department of Anthropology. Honors, Awards, and Prizes Exploratory Geoprobe core extraction of Holocene/Pleistocene sediments near Grayton Beach, Florida, Florida State University, Tallahassee, Florida (2010). ($1,400). Exploratory Geoprobe core extraction for Early Holocene/Late Pleistocene sediments in Florida, Canadian version of NSF (2009). ($3,500). Archaeological/Geoprobe assessment of impacts on Vero Pleistocene/early man site, City of Vero Beach, Florida (2008). ($10,000). Bioarchaeology of the Buckeye Knoll site, Texas, Phase II, Coastal Enviroments, Inc. US Army Corp. of Engineers-Galveston (2004). ($90,000). Bioarchaeology of the Buckeye Knoll site, Texas, Phase II supplemental funding, Coastal Environments, Inc. US Army Corp. of Engineers-Galveston (2004). ($30,000). Bioarchaeology of the Buckeye Knoll site , Texas, Phase I, Coastal Enviroments, Inc., US Army Corp. of Engineers- Galveston (2003). ($150,000). Geoprobe applications at the Big Sandy Site, Coastal Enviroments, Inc (2003). ($11,000). Geoprobe applications in the Atchafalaya Basin, Louisiana, Coastal Enviroments, Inc (2003). ($6,400). Geoprobe investigations, Wynn Haven site, Okalossa County, Florida, Pan American Consulting (2003). ($6,300). Geoprobe of Green Springs shell mound remnanat, Bruce Piatek Consulting (2002). ($2,000). Bioarchaeology background- Texas. Coastal Enviroments, Inc, FSU Research Foundation (2001). ($10,000). Geoprobe applications in archaeology, R.C. Goodwin and Associates (2001). ($15,500). Plantation archaeology overview-archaeological resources as risk, Trust for Public Land, Southeast Region, TLH, Fl (2001). ($4,000). Competitive Visiting Scholar Fellowship Award, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (1998). ($12,000). FSU Committee on Faculty Research Award (1996). ($6,500). Osteological analysis of human remains from Scott Multiuse Facility, Illinois, University of Southern Illionis, Edwardsville (1995). ($20,000). Teaching Incentive Program Award (1995). Funding for investigations of the Goodwood Plantation, Margaret E. Wilson Foundation (1994). ($35,000). The first Florida Archaeology Week, Archaeological and Historic Preservation Council, Florida Dept. of State (1993). ($12,000). Archaeological Investigations of the Overstreet Property, Leon County, Florida, Trust for Public Land, Southeast Regional Office (1992). ($5,500). Preliminary Archaeological Investigation of Leon County, Florida Plantations, Historic Tallahassee Preservation Board (1992). ($19,000). Archaeological Potential of the Lake Overstreet Property, Trust for Public Land, Southeast Regiona Office (1991). ($2,000). Page 2 Vita for Glen H Doran Archaeological Survey of the Meridian Outfall Property, Tallahassee, Florida, City of Tallahassee (1991). ($2,000). FSU President's Fund Travel Award (1991). ($750). Private donor assistance for report preparation, University of Florida Foundation (1991). ($4,000). FSU Committee on Faculty Research Award (1990). ($2,500). Goodwood Archaeological Project (1989). ($30,000). Tallahassee Club Apartment Archaeological Survey II (1989). ($14,000). Developing Scholar Award, Florida State University (1988). FSU Committee on Faculty Research (1988). Ford Foundation (1987). ($5,000). FSU President's Fund (1987). ($2,000). Gannett Foundation (1987). ($4,500). Jesse H. Ball DuPont Foundation (1987). ($24,000). National Geographic Society (1987). ($5,000). Florida legislative appropriation for investigations at Windover (1986). ($300,000). Floridian of the Year, Orlando Sentinel (1986). Florida legislative appropriation for investigations at Windover (1985). ($300,000). Florida legislative appropriation for investigations at Windover (1984). ($200,000). FSU Committee on Faculty Research Award for elemental analysis of archaeological materials (1982). ($2,000). National Park Service (1981). ($30,000). Current Membership in Professional Organizations American Association of Physical Anthropologists Florida Anthropological Society Phi Kappa Phi, Honorary Society Sigma Xi, Honorary Scientific Society Society for American Archaeology Teaching Courses Taught North American Archaeology (ANT4153) Wetlands Archaelolgy (ANT4122) Introduction to Archaeology (ANT2100) Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (ANT2410) Introduction to Forensic Anthropology (ANT3520) Special Topics in Anthropology (ANT4930) Introduction to Archaeology Laboratory (ANT2100-L) Nautical Archaeology of the Americas (ANG5134) Wetlands Archaeology (ANG5129) Page 3 Vita for Glen H Doran Introduction to Forensic Anthropology (ANT3740) Seminar in Physical Anthropology (ANG5511) Fundamentals of Archaeology (ANT3101) Internship in Museum Studies (ANG5942) Introduction to Physical Anthropology and Prehistory (ANT2511) Biocultural Adaptation and Paleodemography (ANG5580) Seminar in Archaeology (ANG5193) Doctoral Committee Chair Duggins, R. M., graduate. (2012). Hardy, M. D., graduate. (2008). Saladoid economy and complexity on the Arawakan frontier. Ph.D., Dept. of Anthropology, Spring 2008. Kowal, A. C., graduate. (2007). The affinities and disparities within: community and status of the African American slave population at Charles Pinckney National Historic site, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. Wentz, R., graduate. (2006). A Bioarchaeological Assessment of Health from Florida's Archaic: Application of the Western Hemisphere Health Index to the remains from Windover (8BR246). Doctoral Committee Cochair Hoekman-Sites, H. A., graduate. (2011). Sarkis, M. M., graduate. (2010). Doctoral Committee Member Dunbar, J. S., graduate. (2012). Liko, S. M., graduate. (2012). Miyar, K. O., graduate. (2012). Parsons, A. L., graduate. (2012). Rill, B. R., graduate. (2011). Moser, J. D., graduate. (2011). Thomas, G. P., graduate. (2011). Bellacero, C. M., graduate. (2010). Berbesque, J. C., graduate. (2010). McKinnon, J. F., graduate. (2010). Mattick, B. E., graduate. (2008). Ministries in Black and White: the Catholic sisters of St. Augustine, 1859-1916. Dept. of History dissertation. [(Elna C. Green, chair, spring 2008)] Marks, B., graduate. (2006). Site Formation Processes and Activity Areas at the Submerged Prehistoric Human Occupation Site Ontolo (8JE1577) in Apalachee Bay, Florida. [(W. Parkinson, chair, spring 2006)] Page 4 Vita for Glen H Doran Thulman, D. K., graduate. (2006). A reconstruction of Paleoindian social organization in North Central Florida. [(W. Parkinson, chair, fall 2006)] Horrell, C., graduate. (2005). Plying the waters of time: maritime archaeology and history on the Florida Gulf Coast. Ph.D. dissertation. [(the department's first). (W. Parkinson, chair)] Scott-Ireton, D., graduate. (2005). Preserves, parks and trails: strategy and response in maritime cultural resource management. Ph.D. dissertation. [( C. Ward, chair, fall)] Miller, C., graduate. (2004). Oakland Plantation : a comprehensive subsurface investigation : Cane River Creole National Historical Park, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana. Ph.D. in History. Hensley, T. D., doctoral candidate. Master's Committee Chair Morgan, J. M., graduate. (2011). Barnett, J. L., graduate. (2011). Byrd, J. C., graduate. (2011). Hahs, D. G., graduate. (2010). Hedden, M. D., graduate. (2010). Barnett, J. L., graduate. (2010). Darnell, B., graduate. (2010). Hagaman, K. R., graduate. (2009). Fashing, M. T., graduate. (2008). Hardy, M. D., graduate. (2008). Lindstrom, E. E., graduate. (2008). Parson, A., graduate. (2008). Worthington, B. E., graduate. (2008). another 45 MA students from 2007-1980, graduate. (2007). Hays, W. M., graduate. (2007). Lyfdick, C. M., graduate. (2007). Master's Committee Member Stanton, T. P., graduate. (2011). Thomson, S. C., graduate. (2010). Darnell, B., graduate. (2010). Fish weirs: an examination of fish weirs and their presence in the archaeological record. [Summer 2010 – Marrinan and Marlowe committee members] Hagaman (Hurlahe), Kristin, graduate. (2009). Activity-induced musculoskeletal stress marker analysis of the Windover population. [Spring 2009 - Marlow and Schepartz committee members] Schwartz, P., graduate. (2009). X-ray flourescence of ceramics from Santa Rita B, Northern Peru. [(Cheryl Ward co-chair, chair, defense fall 2009)] Fashing, M. T., graduate. (2008). Paleoepidemiology of periodontal disease and dental calculus in the Windover population (8BR246). [Committee members: Marlowe and Schepartz] Hayes, M., graduate. (2008). Florida's clandestine
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