Department Directory
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Eric Plemons Assistant Professor of Anthropology eplemons@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-621-3102 Office: Haury 315 I am a medical anthropologist focused on surgical practice and the production, circulation and application of expert knowledge on gendered bodies. My first book, The Look of a Woman (2017, Duke University Press), examines Facial Feminization Surgery, a series of bone and soft tissue reconstructive... [more information] |
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Mairead K. Poulin mkpoulin@email.arizona.edu Office: Haury 402 Mairead Poulin is a first-year student in the Archaeology program. Her research interests center on the ways that communities of the past and present engage with ancestral iconography and artistic design in daily life. Her work has been focused on the prehistoric North American Southwest, but she... [more information] |
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Veronica Przybyl przybyl@email.arizona.edu I am a (mostly) native Tucsonan who found her way back to this town after being away for several years. In my absence, I received a BA in sociocultural anthropology from the University of Southern California, took some time off from school only to realize that it's no fun working for minimum wage,... [more information] |
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Sydney Pullen spullen@email.arizona.edu [more information] |
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Jay Quade Professor of Anthropology, Professor (Geosciences) quadej@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520.792.0454 FAX: 520.621.2672 Office: Gould-Simpson Desert Laboratory, Room 208 [more information] |
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David A. Raichlen Associate Professor of Anthropology raichlen@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520.626.4543 Office: Emil W. Haury Building, Room 310D Our lab is focused on understanding how humans' unique evolutionary history explains modern human physiological variation and how we can use an evolutionary context to improve health and well-being today. Specifically, we believe a shift towards high levels of physical activity during our... [more information] |
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Charles Raison craison@email.arizona.edu [more information] |
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Alexander Ralston alexralston@email.arizona.edu [more information] |
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Jessica Ray jessicaray@email.arizona.edu Second Year Joint PhD Student, Anthropology and Linguistics. I am interested broadly in the intersections of race, gender, and language. My language-related interests include phonetics, phonology, African American English, and Hip Hop linguistics. [more information] |
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Juliana Reddick Accountant jcluft@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-626-1691 Office: Haury 223 [more information] |
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J. Jefferson Reid Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, University Distinguished Professor jreid@email.arizona.edu J. Jefferson Reid, a southwestern archaeologist, directed the University's Archaeological Field School at Grasshopper (1979-1992) and was editor of American Antiquity (1990-1993). His forty seasons of fieldwork range from large, prehistoric pueblo ruins of the American Southwest and temple mounds... [more information] |
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Meredith Ann Reifschneider PhD Student reifschn@email.arizona.edu [more information] |
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Marcy Reiser mreiser@email.arizona.edu Marcy Reiser is from Denver, Colorado and went to University of California-Santa Cruz for her undergraduate studies where she received a BA in anthropology and women’s studies. She spent a couple of years toiling away at a political science degree at the New School for Social Research in NYC... [more information] |
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William Reitze reitze@email.arizona.edu [more information] |
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Hai Ren Associate Professor of Anthropology and East Asian Studies hren@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520.626.5062 FAX: 520.621.1149 Office: Learning Services Building, Room 102 [more information] |
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Sarah Renkert sarahrenkert@email.arizona.edu Sarah Renkert graduated with highest distinction from Indiana University, where she studied Spanish, International Studies, and Latin American and Caribbean Studies. Before coming to graduate school, she had the opportunity to teach and work with non-profits in Peru, Ecuador, Arizona, China, and... [more information] |
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Rebecca Renteria Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant rrenteri@email.arizona.edu Office: Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research (Bannister 300A-8) Rebecca's research focuses on methods of identification of ethnicity in the archaeological and historical records during the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the American Southwest. Ethnicity, or cultural association, can be expressed explicitly through architecture style or other material... [more information] |
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Cheryl Ritenbaugh Professor of Family & Community Medicine, Professor of Anthropology [RETIRED] ritenbau@email.arizona.edu [more information] |
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Devon Robbie Ph.D. Program drobbie@email.arizona.edu [more information] |
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Marie Roberts Business Manager smrobert@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520.621.6285 FAX: 520.621.8516 Office: Emil W. Haury Building, Room 223A [more information] |
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William Robertson PhD Candidate williamrobertson@email.arizona.edu In the broadest sense, I am interested in the interplay of culture, science, and medicine. More specifically, my research involves questions concerning how biomedical education, training, specialization, and practice are co-constitutive with sex/gender and sexuality. Building on my previous... [more information] |
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Emilio Rodriguez-Alvarez emiliorodriguez@email.arizona.edu I attended USC (University of Santiago de Compostela) for my BA and MA in Research in Archaeology, and the University of Reading (United Kingdom) for my second MA in Archaeology. After two years working as a researcher in Santiago de Compostela, and one at ASU as a visiting scholar, with the... [more information] |
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Irene Bald Romano Professor, Anthropology ireneromano@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520-626-1377 Office: Arizona State Museum North, Rm 316 Archaeologist Irene Bald Romano holds a joint appointment as Professor of Art History in the School of Art and Professor of Anthropology in the School of Anthropology at the University of Arizona. She also has an affiliated appointment in the Department of Religious Studies and Classics and is the... [more information] |
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David Gilman Romano (On Sabbatical Fall 2017–Spring 2018) Nicholas and Athena Karabots Professor of Greek Archaeology and Director, Archaeological Mapping Lab. GIDP Committee in Remote Sensing and Spatial Analysis dgromano@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520.621.5343 FAX: 520.621.2088 Office: Emil W. Haury Anthropology Building, Room 122B Director, Archaeological Mapping Lab, http://archaeologicalmappinglab.org I am a Classical Archaeologist interested in both the Greek and Roman worlds. My specific interests include the study of ancient cities and sanctuaries, architecture,... [more information] |
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Rachel Rosenbaum Graduate Associate rrosenbaum@email.arizona.edu Rachel is a student in the PHD track program in Sociocultural Anthropology. Her research interests geographically focus in the Middle East, specifically Lebanon. For her Master's research, Rachel conducted fieldwork in Beirut, investigating historically shifting border policies between Syria and... [more information] |
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Dana Drake Rosenstein ddr@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520.621.7986 FAX: 520.621.2088 Office: Haury 411 [more information] |
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Jennifer Roth-Gordon Associate Professor of Anthropology jenrothg@email.arizona.edu Jennifer Roth-Gordon is a linguistic and cultural anthropologist who has been conducting research in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil since 1995. Her book, Race and the Brazilian Body: Blackness, Whiteness, and Everyday Language in Rio de Janeiro (University of California Press, 2017) explores how racial... [more information] |
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Matthew J. Rowe majrowe@email.arizona.edu Office: Arizona State Museum North Rm 213 [more information] |
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Ann Samuelson Undergraduate Academic Advisor, Sr. anns@email.arizona.edu TEL: 520.626.6027 FAX: 520.621.2088 Office: Emil W. Haury Building, Room 210C Hi. My name is Ann Samuelson and I am an Academic Advisor, Sr. for the School of Anthropology, American indian Studies and Judaic Studies within the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. I have a BA from New College in Sarasota, Florida in Cultural Anthropology, focusing on Native American... [more information] |
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Ismael Sánchez-Morales ismasanchez@email.arizona.edu Ismael Sánchez-Morales is a PhD candidate with a major focus in archaeology and a minor in geosciences. He earned a Licenciatura in archaeology from the Escuela Nacional de Antropología e Historia (National School of Anthropology and History) in Mexico City with the thesis "Las Industrias Líticas... [more information] |
