As an Associate Professor at Stony Brook University, I divide my teaching
activities between the Anthropology Department and the Turkana Basin
Institute. I’m also a faculty member of Stony Brook’s Interdepartmental
Program in Anthropological Sciences (IDPAS).
My undergraduate Anthropology course offerings include:
• African Peoples & Cultures (ANT 250)
• Ancient African Civilizations (ANT 355)
• Paleoethnobotany & Ethnobotany (ANT 410)
• Ethnoarchaeology (ANT 415)
• Climate & Culture (ANT 215)
In addition to these on-campus courses, I have also designed course
curricula for the Turkana Basin Field School I alternate with other instructors to teach the field school's course ANT 307: Archaeology of the Basin.
Stony Brook web profiles: Anthropology
My undergraduate Anthropology course offerings include:
• African Peoples & Cultures (ANT 250)
• Ancient African Civilizations (ANT 355)
• Paleoethnobotany & Ethnobotany (ANT 410)
• Ethnoarchaeology (ANT 415)
• Climate & Culture (ANT 215)
In addition to these on-campus courses, I have also designed course
curricula for the Turkana Basin Field School I alternate with other instructors to teach the field school's course ANT 307: Archaeology of the Basin.
Stony Brook web profiles: Anthropology
Current Position & Teaching
On the shores of Lake Turkana, northwest Kenya.