Current Graduate Students
Below is a list of graduate students who are actively enrolled in the MA and MAA Anthropology programs.
In This Section:
MA Anthropology
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Hannah Barrett
MA Anthropology Student
Hannah is interested in the scope of environmental anthropology and will be working on the Arctic Climate Change grant this summer. Hannah is advised by Dr. John Ziker.
Hannah is interested in the scope of environmental anthropology and will be working on the Arctic Climate Change grant this summer. Hannah is advised by Dr. John Ziker.
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Sam Beier
MA Anthropology Student
Sam is advised by Dr. Cheryl Anderson. Her research focuses on Celtic cultural identity during the Late Iron Age in Europe and Southwest Asia. Sam is particularly interested in how cultural identity is reflected in burial practices and whether there is continuity across these geographic regions.
Sam is advised by Dr. Cheryl Anderson. Her research focuses on Celtic cultural identity during the Late Iron Age in Europe and Southwest Asia. Sam is particularly interested in how cultural identity is reflected in burial practices and whether there is continuity across these geographic regions.
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Tara Bingham
MA Anthropology Student
Tara is advised by Dr. Kendall House
Tara is advised by Dr. Kendall House
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Jessi Boyer
MA Anthropology Student
Jessi is advised by Dr. Kendall House and Dr. John Ziker
Jessi is advised by Dr. Kendall House and Dr. John Ziker
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Lorraine Gaudio
MA Anthropology Student
Lorraine is advised by Dr. Shelly Volsche. Lorraine is researching how human’s beliefs about animal behavior, cognition, and emotion affect how humans vary in their communication and cooperation with dogs in their care. Specifically, her research involves how animal professionals’ understanding of dog mental capacities affects the handler-dog relationship.
Lorraine is advised by Dr. Shelly Volsche. Lorraine is researching how human’s beliefs about animal behavior, cognition, and emotion affect how humans vary in their communication and cooperation with dogs in their care. Specifically, her research involves how animal professionals’ understanding of dog mental capacities affects the handler-dog relationship.
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Katherine Kappelman
MA Anthropology Student
Katherine is advised by Dr. Kristin Snopkowski
Katherine is advised by Dr. Kristin Snopkowski
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Rachel Koch
MA Anthropology Student
Rachel is advised by Dr. Shelly Volsche
Rachel is advised by Dr. Shelly Volsche
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Karl Prokop
MA Anthropology Student
Karl is advised by Dr. Shelly Volsche. His research involves human-wildlife coexistence, primarily in Idaho, specifically as it relates to the grey wolf. His research involves studying levels of formal education and corresponding attitudes and perceptions towards the grey wolf.
Karl is advised by Dr. Shelly Volsche. His research involves human-wildlife coexistence, primarily in Idaho, specifically as it relates to the grey wolf. His research involves studying levels of formal education and corresponding attitudes and perceptions towards the grey wolf.
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Sydney Schultz
MA Anthropology Student
Sydney is advised by Dr. Shelly Volsche
Sydney is advised by Dr. Shelly Volsche
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Nastia Slack
MA Anthropology Student
Nastia is advised by Dr. Cheryl Anderson
Nastia is advised by Dr. Cheryl Anderson
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Donna is advised by Dr. Kathryn Demps
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Tom Voccola
MA Anthropology Student
Tom is advised by Dr. Kendall House and Dr. John Ziker
Tom is advised by Dr. Kendall House and Dr. John Ziker
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Bekki Waskovich
MA Anthropology Student
Bekki is advised by Dr. Kathryn Demps
Bekki is advised by Dr. Kathryn Demps
MAA Anthropology
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Mackenzie Bennett
MAA Anthropology Student
Mackenzie is advised by Dr. Shelly Volsche. Mackenzie is interested in science communication, public outreach, and anthrozoology. Their research project is dedicated to making science more accessible and promoting cross-disciplinary collaboration.
Mackenzie is advised by Dr. Shelly Volsche. Mackenzie is interested in science communication, public outreach, and anthrozoology. Their research project is dedicated to making science more accessible and promoting cross-disciplinary collaboration.
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Alberto Conti
MAA Anthropology Student
AJ is advised by Dr. Allison Wolfe
AJ is advised by Dr. Allison Wolfe
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Matt Hoffman
MAA Anthropology Student
Matt is advised by Dr. Allison Wolfe
Matt is advised by Dr. Allison Wolfe