Regardless of the setting, effective communication is a core aspect of engaged scholarship. My university courses typically include semester projects encouraging students to apply classroom lessons to their local surroundings. In 2010 I was awarded one of the first Eleanor Roosevelt Global Citizenship Awards from the Center for a Public Anthropology. I continue to serve as an external committee member for graduate students at a number of universities nationwide.
Undergraduate Courses
University of Florida
Academic Activism; Archaeological GIS; Chinese Diaspora: A Global-Historical Perspective; General Anthropology; Violence in American History ; World Archaeology
University of Central Florida
Disaster Anthropology; General Anthropology; Human Species; Mortuary Archaeology; Sex, Gender, and Culture
University of Otago
Archaeological GIS
Monmouth University
Anthropological Theory; Caribbean Archaeology; Disaster Anthropology; Historical Archaeology; Introduction to Archaeology; Cultural Anthropology; Intro to Geographic Information Systems; Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion; Zombies!: Popular Culture and Social Anxiety
Graduate Courses
Monmouth University
Intro to GIS for Archaeology & History; Archaeological Theory; Oral History; Artifact Analysis