Faculty

Professor Antoniou specializes in community-engaged methods, collaborative & applied anthropology, community-based participatory research, Indigenous foodways, food sovereignty and Indigenous rights, pacific northwest of North America, zooarchaeology, historical & contemporary archaeology.

Professor Arnold specializes in linguistic anthropology, racism in language, and anthropology and social justice, especially in reference to American and Salvadoran society.

Professor Atalay specializes in Native American archaeology

Professor Aulino specializes in medical anthropology, and critical phenomenology, especially in relation to Buddhism and Thai culture

Professor Baptiste specializes in African Diaspora theory/archaeology, Black feminist theory, and black culture in North America and the Caribbean

Professor Caverly specializes in the study of racism and structural societal inequalities

Professor Disotell specializes in primate evolution, human variation, and biological anthropology

Professor Dorsey specializes in human biology, child development/nutrition, and anthropology of South America and Sub-Saharan Africa

Professor Everhart specializes in linguistic anthropology, language variation, language standardization, accent discrimination, accessibility, intelligibility, life histories, northern Japan (Touhoku), Western Pennsylvania

Professor Harper specializes in urban infrastructure and human interaction with the environment

Professor Hemment specializes in Russian culture, post-socialism, and feminist anthropology

Professor Holt specializes in the Ice Age, the archaeology of Europe, and the biocultural evolution of the genus Homo

Professor Kamilar specializes in primatology, and the anthropology of Africa and Madagascar

Professor Krause specializes in sociocultural anthropology, and the anthropology of Italy and the United States

Professor Pacyga specializes in historical anthropology and colonialism

Professor Perez specializes in the study of Mexico and the American Southwest

Professor Reedy specializes in bioarchaeology and Industrial Europe

Professor Sandler specializes in ethnography, social change, and neoliberalism in the US and Mexico

Professor Shear specializes in political ecology, community organizing, and activism

Professor Sievert specializes in biological anthropology, and the study of the US and Mexico

Professor Stewart specializes in contemporary archaeology and political ecology

Professor Urla specializes in language activism and minority languages

Professor Walker-Johnson specializes in critical race theory, intersectionality, and racial politics