PhD Student, Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Graduate StudentPosition:
- PhD Student, Graduate Teaching Assistant
Concentration:
- Biological Anthropology
Department:
- Anthropology and Geography
Education:
- Ph.D. Student, Colorado State University
- M.A. Archaeological Studies, Yale University
- B.A. Anthropology and Classical Civilizations, Lehigh University
Curriculum Vitae:
Biography
I am a first-year doctoral student in the Department of Anthropology and Geography at CSU with a concentration in Biological Anthropology. My recent research has been on the nutrition of hominins, large vs small game acquisition, and protein toxicity. I have also been working with Dr. Jessica Thompson, Yale University, on the Malawi Ancient Lifeways and Peoples Project (MALAPP) studying how extinct hunter-gatherers in Northern Malawi rock shelters (Middle-Late Stone Age) interacted with their environment.
Courses
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ANTH 121 – Human Origins and Variation Laboratory
Introduction to genetics, microevolution, and macroevolution of humans and non-human primates