Faculty Information

DANIEL L. BOXBERGER (Professor & Chair, Ph.D.University of British Columbia), ethnohistory, maritime anthropology, economic development and social change, North American Indians; Northwest Coast. e-mail

SARAH K. CAMPBELL (Associate Professor, Ph.D. University of Washington), New World prehistory, Northwest prehistory, hunter-gatherer adaptations, archaeological method and theory, evolutionary theory, protohistoric studies. e-mail

MICHAEL A. GRIMES (Associate Professor, Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh), biological anthropology, physiology, nutrition and metabolism, reproduction, endocrinology, lactation, fertility analysis. e-mail

JOYCE D. HAMMOND (Professor, Ph.D. University of Illinois), gender studies, visual anthropology, expressive and popular culture (particularly photographic, film & video representations), tourism, fieldwork methods and museum studies; Pacific. e-mail

LINDA A. KIMBALL (Professor, Ph.D. Ohio State University), anthropological linguistics, archeoastronomy; Southeast and Island Asia, Central Asia, Pacific.

TODD A. KOETJE (PhD Tennessee 1989 Assoc Prof), archaeology, quantitative methods, spatial studies, method and theory; Paleolithic Old World, Paleoindian-Archaic Northeast US, NW coast Prehistory. e-mail

JAMES LOUCKY (Professor, Ph.D. University of California-Los Angeles), Latin America, international migration, applied anthropology, borderlands, intercultural education; Latin America.  e-mail

ROBERT C. MARSHALL  (Professor, Ph.D. University of Pittsburgh), political economy, symbolism, Marxist anthropology; East Asia, Japan. e-mail

KATHLEEN SAUNDERS (Lecturer, ABD, University of Minnesota Twin Cities), anthropology of science and technology, production and reproduction, biomedical ethics, political economy.  e-mail

JOAN C. STEVENSON (Professor, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee), ADHD, anthropological genetics, biosocial evolution, historical demography of Mennonites, medical anthropology, osteology, European immigrants. e-mail

KATHLEEN YOUNG (Associate Professor, Ph.D. Simon Fraser University), war/violence and human rights, death and dying, gender, religion, ethnic relations; Croatia, the Balkans. e-mail