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Phone: (509) 963-3201
E-mail: anthro@cwu.edu
Faculty
Anthropology Faculty | |
 | J. Hope Amason, Assistant Professor Interests & Expertise: Political economy and globalization, politics of representation, race, class, and gender, museums, memorials, and heritage sites, tourism studies, Appalachia, US South |
 | Steve Hackenberger, Professor Interests & Expertise: Cultural ecology, archaeology, cultural resource management, North America, Meso-America and Caribbean cultures |
 | Nicole Jastremski, Assistant Professor Interests & Expertise: Biological anthropology, forensic anthropology, bioarchaeology, mortuary analysis, paleopathology, taphonomy, identity formation, Ecuador |
 | Patrick M. Lubinski, Professor Interests & Expertise: Archaeology, zooarchaeology, methods, cultural resource management, western North America |
 | Jessica A. Mayhew, Assistant Professor Interests & Expertise: Biological anthropology, primate social behavior and socio-cognition, ethnoprimatology, the large-bodied apes, play behavior |
 | Patrick T. McCutcheon, Professor Interests & Expertise: Archaeology, evolutionary theoretical perspectives, fieldwork and laboratory methods, archaeometry, lithic analysis, cultural resource management, North American prehistory |
 | Lene Pedersen, Professor Interests & Expertise: Cultural anthropology, visual anthropology, symbolic anthropology, ecological anthropology, ritual, social organization, post-colonialism, southeast Asia (Indonesia), circumpolar north, sub-saharan Africa, natural resource management |
 | Rodrigo F. Rentería-Valencia, Assistant Professor Interests & Expertise: Environmental anthropology, linguistic anthropology, semiotics, visual anthropology, ritual and performance theory, human geography, maritime anthropology, indigenous studies. Ethnographic Specialization: the greater Southwest (including northern Mexico) |
 | Lori K. Sheeran, Professor Interests & Expertise: Biological anthropology, Tibetan macaques, tourism, and aging, gibbon behavior, ecology, and conservation, primate conservation, primate social behavior |
 | Interests & Expertise: Linguistic anthropology, linguistics, cognitive anthropology, cultural anthropology, Asian studies, Central Eurasia, China |
Lecturers | |
 | Kathleen Barlow, Ph.D. Interests & Expertise: Learning and culture, childhood, psychological anthropology, museum anthropology, symbolism, gender, art and aesthetics, material culture, regional ethnography, Melanesia, Oceania, United States |
 | Interests & Expertise: Signal systems in non-human animals, particularly vocal communication in non-human primates, bioacoustics and cognitive ethology, focus on the Macaca genus |
 | Interests & Expertise: Forensic science, firearm and tool mark analysis, latent fingerprint comparison and analysis, crime scene reconstruction, shooting reconstruction, gunshot residue analysis, serial number restoration, microscopy, research and teaching |
 | Mary Lee Jensvold, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer Interests & Expertise: Chimpanzee sign language studies, ape behavior, communication, culture, chimpanzee care & enrichment, non-verbal behavior |
 | Interests & Expertise: Medical anthropology, nutritional anthropology, ethnography, health disparities, global food security, public health, dietary-related disease, indigenous people of Latin America |
 | Interests & Expertise: Biocultural perspectives on the evolution of human behavior and physiology; evolution of middle childhood; behavioral endocrinology; life history theory; evolutionary psychology; evolution of human sexuality; sports physiology; competition; Hong Kong children |
 | Interests & Expertise: Captive primate welfare, environmental enrichment, chimpanzee behavior (see Chimpanzee Sanctuary Northwest) |
 | Isabella Sarton Miller, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer Interests & Expertise: Bio-cultural anthropology, adaptation to extreme environments: High altitude (Altiplano of Bolivia), cold (Northern territories, Canada, Alaska), hot and humid (Saint Kitts) |
 | Karisa Terry, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer Interests & Expertise: Update coming soon! |
Emeritus | |
 | John Alsoszatai-Petheo (John.Alsoszatai-Petheo@cwu.edu) Interests & Expertise: Biological anthropology and archaeology, paleoanthropology, human osteology, early lithic technology, and the initial peopling of the Americas |
 | Tracy J. Andrews (Tracy.Andrews@cwu.edu) Interests & Expertise: Sociocultural anthropology, Native Americans, ecological and natural resource anthropology, medical anthropology, political ecology, gender, minority and international health issues, ethnicity, identity, and cultural dynamics |
 | Loran E. Cutsinger (Loran.Cutsinger@cwu.edu) Interests & Expertise: Economic/ecological anthropology, gender studies, cultural anthropology, Caribbean/Latin America, US, Russia, Middle East, Native Americans of the Northern Rockies |
 | Anne S. Denman (Anne.Denman@cwu.edu) Interests & Expertise: American culture, intercultural issues and gender roles, Brittany, France |
 | Raymond A. Hall Interests & Expertise: Folklore with emphasis on material culture within the African Diaspora in Latin America |
 | William C. Smith (William.Smith@cwu.edu) Interests & Expertise: Archaeology, world Prehistory, museum studies, collections management, and computer applications |
Anthropology News
Join Dr. Jastremski this summer, June 10-27, in CWU's Forensic Anthropology Field School. Want to ap
Dr. Rentería-Valencia Comments On Dia De Los MuertosThanks in part to recent movies like "Coco", Dia de los Muertos is growing in popularity across Amer
Archaeology Days At The Wanapum Heritage CenterTake part in the Archaeology Days events at the Wanapum Heritage Center on Oct. 29th & 30th!
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