MA Anthropology
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Sarah Brudenell
MA Anthropology Student
Sarah is advised by Dr. Cheryl Anderson. Her research is in bioarchaeology with a focus in the bioarchaeology of inequality and exploring how the connections between SES (socioeconomic status) and health are reflected in the osteological record. She hopes to further explore this using data from the Museum of London (Wellcome Osteological Database).
Sarah is advised by Dr. Cheryl Anderson. Her research is in bioarchaeology with a focus in the bioarchaeology of inequality and exploring how the connections between SES (socioeconomic status) and health are reflected in the osteological record. She hopes to further explore this using data from the Museum of London (Wellcome Osteological Database).
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Casey Nielsen
MA Anthropology Student
Casey is advised by Dr. Allison Wolfe. He is interested in the paleozoology and zooarchaeology associated with the megafauna of the Pleistocene epoch, as well as the evolution of hominins and other mammals throughout the Cenozoic.
Casey is advised by Dr. Allison Wolfe. He is interested in the paleozoology and zooarchaeology associated with the megafauna of the Pleistocene epoch, as well as the evolution of hominins and other mammals throughout the Cenozoic.
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Jolene Patton
MA Anthropology Student
Jolene is advised by Dr. Kristin Snopkowski. Her research interests are situated in medical anthropology, cultural epidemiology, and UX research, focusing on stigma, neurodiversity, mental health, and family dynamics.Jolene is advised by Dr. Kristin Snopkowski. Her research interests are situated in medical anthropology, cultural epidemiology, and UX research, focusing on stigma, neurodiversity, mental health, and family dynamics. -
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Hallie Shean
MA Anthropology Student
Hallie is advised by Dr. Kristin Snopkowski and Dr. Shelly Volsche. Her research is in anthrozoology with specific interests in human-animal interactions, cross-cultural views of animals, and One Health.
Hallie is advised by Dr. Kristin Snopkowski and Dr. Shelly Volsche. Her research is in anthrozoology with specific interests in human-animal interactions, cross-cultural views of animals, and One Health.
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Nora Rose Thornton
MA Anthropology Student
Nora Rose is advised by Dr. Cheryl Anderson. Her research is in biological archaeology, with a focus on how health, disability, and provision of care shaped communities in the past.
Nora Rose is advised by Dr. Cheryl Anderson. Her research is in biological archaeology, with a focus on how health, disability, and provision of care shaped communities in the past.
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