Department Directory
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Megan Carney Assistant Professor I am a sociocultural and critical medical anthropologist with specializations in transnational and gendered migration, migrant health, food and food systems, and biopolitics. My research consists of fieldwork in the western United States with Latin@, Mexican, and Central American communities and in... [more information] |
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Anita Carrasco PhD Dissertator anitac@email.arizona.edu MA Thesis/PhD Dissertation Title:One World, Many Ethics. The Politics of Mining and Indigenous Peoples in Atacama [more information] |
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Lauren Elizabeth Carruth Ph.D. Program carruth@email.arizona.edu [more information] |
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Phil Cash Cash cashcash@email.arizona.edu Greetings! I am a Cayuse and Nez Perce indigenous person. I grew up on the Umatilla "rez" in northeastern Oregon and am a speaker of Nez Perce, an endangered language. Recently, in 2005, I was a recipient of a Documenting Endangered Languages (DEL) fellowship from the National Science Foundation... [more information] |
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Victor Castillo vjcastillo@email.arizona.edu Office: Haury 408A I am an international student from Guatemala. My research interests revolve arround the study of the social processes that created the settings for community survival in contexts of conquest and colonization. In particular, I am interested in understanding the transitional period between ... [more information] |
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Zhao Chen Professor of Anthropology, Professor (Epidemiology and Biostatistics) zchen@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520.626.9011 Office: Roy P. Drachman Hall, Room A230 [more information] |
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Joon-Beom Chu jchu@email.arizona.edu [more information] |
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Jeffery Clark Adjunct Associate Professor, Anthropology jclark@archaeologysouthwest.org TEL: 520.882.6946 FAX: 520.882.6946 Jeffery Clark’s research focuses on assessing the scale and impact of ancient human migration. He has been a preservation archaeologist at the Center for Desert Archaeology in Tucson for eleven years. Dr. Clark has spent the past 20 years conducting research in central and southern Arizona and... [more information] |
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Amy E Clark Alumni (Ph.D. 2015) aeclark@email.arizona.edu [more information] |
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Michael John Coffey Ph.D. Program mjcoffey@email.arizona.edu [more information] |
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Benedict J. Colombi Associate Professor, School of Anthropology, Associate Professor (American Indian Studies, School of Natural Resources and Environment) bcolombi@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520.621.2269 FAX: 520.621.7952 Office: Richard P. Harvill Building, Room 237B My specialization lies at the interface of Indigenous natural resource management, cultural and environmental sustainability, and globalization, and I am writing several articles and developing a book based on recent research with the Nez Perce Tribe about large dams, Pacific salmon, and the world-... [more information] |
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William Cotter williamcotter@email.arizona.edu I am a doctoral candidate in the joint PhD program in Anthropology & Linguistics. Prior to joining the Department of Linguistics and School of Anthropology, I completed a Master’s of Arts in Sociolinguistics of the Arab World at the University of Essex. My Master’s research examined Arabic... [more information] |
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Pearce Paul Creasman Associate Professor of Anthropology & Dendrochronology; Curator (Tree-Ring Lab), Director (Egyptian Expedition) pcreasman@ltrr.arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-2414 Office: 403 Bannister Building Dr. Pearce Paul Creasman is associate professor and curator in the Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research (with joint/affiliate appointments in the School of Anthropology, Department of Classics, Department of Religious Studies, and the Arid Lands GIDP), and director of the... [more information] |
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Jennifer L. Croissant Associate Professor of Anthropology, Associate Professor (Women's Studies & Sociology) jlc@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520.626.0079 Office: University Terrace Apartments, Room 206B [more information] |
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Ben A. Curry bencurry@email.arizona.edu Office: Laboratory of Traditional Technology My work focuses on ranching during the Spanish and Mexican periods (1769-1846) and early American perior (1846-1850s) in California. The primary themes in my work inclued the coupled human-natural systems connected to ranching, the involvement of Native Californians with the mission and private... [more information] |
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Maria Helen Czuzak Assistant Professor, Anthropology, Assistant Professor (Cellular & Molecular Medicine) mhc@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520.626.9299 Office: Health Sciences Center, Room 4205 [more information] |
