School:
School of Arts and Sciences
Department:
Criminal Justice, Anthropology, Sociology, and Human Rights
Office Location:
Jeffries Hall (116A)
Office Hours:
Educational Background
Georgian Court University
- M.A. Applied Behavior Analysis
- Ph.D Anthropology
- M.A. Anthropology
- B.A. Anthropology
Professional Experience
- Board Certified Behavior Analyst
- Associate Professor of Anthropology, 2006-present
- Assistant Professor of Anthropology 1996-2006
Research / Creativity Interest Area
Reproductive justice; Gender in the workplace; Race and the criminal justice system; Adoption history and reform movements; Anthropology of disaster
Additional Information
Courses Taught:
- Shaping Lives: Women and Gender
- Women and Work
- Cultural Anthropology
- Race, Ethnicity, and Criminal Justice
- Intergroup Relations
- Physical Anthropology and Archaeology
- Native Cultures of North America
- MesoAmerican Archaeology
- Urban Anthropology: City, Suburb, and Society
- Anthropology of Disaster
- Medicine and Society
- Introduction to Archaeology
- Sociology of the Family
- Principles of Sociology
- Sociology of Education