Graduate Students - Department of Anthropology

Archaeology

Abby Baka

Sara Rickett (she/her)

Daniel Dalmas

Hayley Kievman

Ishmael Medina

Miranda Harding

My research interests include zooarchaeology and Great Basin archaeology. I am currently studying the interactions of paleoclimates and the human use of artiodactyls in the northwestern Great Basin.

Kathryn Sokolowski

Izzy Osmundsen

I am currently conducting research into the construction costs of Fremont granaries and am broadly interested in experimental archaeology, storage strategies, and territoriality.

Biological Anthropology

Alan Achenbach

Todd Islam

Katie Ward

Alyssa McGrath

I am broadly interested in how environmental change in South Africa affected large mammal communities. As I begin my doctoral research with Dr. Faith, I plan to investigate the impacts of environmental change and human impacts on late Quaternary mammal extinctions in South Africa.

Rebecca Seegraber

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Krystal Koski

Broadly, my research interests lie in understanding the environmental contexts in which hominins evolved. In my research, I plan to investigate how herbivore communities in the past responded to varying environmental conditions across Africa and apply those insights, when appropriate, to the hominin lineage. I am also interested in addressing methodological issues regarding the spatiotemporal scales of paleoenvironmental proxies

Cultural Anthropology

Blanca Yagüe

Rachelle Mulumba

Evolutionary Ecology

Angelina DeMarco

Megan Bartley

Jordie Hoffman

I am researching how industrialization impacts gender egalitarianism and health outcomes in Orang Asli populations, the Indigenous people of Malaysia.