Department Directory
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Elizabeth Eadie Lecturer eeadie@email.arizona.edu Office: Emil W. Haury Building, room 310b I am a biological/evolutionary anthropologist. I started teaching at the University of Arizona in 2012 and worked as the laboratory manager for LEEP (Laboratory for the Evolutionary Endocrinology of Primates) from 2013 to 2015. Currently, my main focus is on teaching. I enjoy learning about and... [more information] |
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Emery Eaves emerye@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-626-7974 Emery R Eaves, a recent graduate of the SoA, completed her PhD in Sociocultural anthropology with an emphasis in medical anthropology. She is from Flagstaff, Arizona and completed her BA in anthropology at Northern Arizona University. She is currently working as a post-doctoral researcher in the... [more information] |
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Ester Echenique eecheniq@email.arizona.edu I am an international doctoral student from Chile, majoring in Archaeology with a minor in Geosciences. My research examines the political and economic processes during the Late Intermediate and Inka period (ca. A.D. 900-1530) in the circumpuna area (northern Chile, southwestern Bolivia, and... [more information] |
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Suzanne Eckert Associate Professor, Anthropology, Associate Curator/Head of Collections (Arizona State Museum) sleckert@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-6281 Office: Arizona State Museum North, Room 312 [more information] |
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Laura Eichelberger PhD Student (in-field) lpeichel@email.arizona.edu [more information] |
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Elizabeth Eklund felisbieti@email.arizona.edu Elizabeth Eklund is from California. Born in San Diego, she received her B.S. in environmental sciences from the University of California, Berkeley, minoring in anthropology and environmental economics and policy. She went on to receive a master of science in environmental sciences from the... [more information] |
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Mark Elson Adjunct Associate Professor of Anthropology melson@desert.com TEL: 520.881.2244 FAX: 520.881.0325 Office: Off campus at Desert Archaeology [more information] |
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Nicolas Espinosa Menendez nicolas@email.arizona.edu I am both a PhD candidate in sociocultural anthropology, and a humble person. I was raised as a weberian sociologist, but because of the nature of the fieldwork I was conducting in a region from my country, Colombia, -La Sierra de La Macarena- the dark side of the force tempted me. Hence, I am a a... [more information] |
