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Mark Abbott. Assistant Professor, Geology and Planetary Science. Sedimentology, paleolimnology, paleoclimatology, and climate variability over a wide range of timescales.
David Anderson. Research Associate, Egyptian archaeology, cultural resource management, archaeology of Ohio - Pennsylvania.
Adrianne Andrews. Assistant Professor, Africana Studies and Anthropology. Gender relations, marriage and family.
Anthony T. Boldurian. Professor, Anthropology, U. Pittsburgh - Greensburg. Paleoindian archaeology, lithic analysis, Southern High plains.
L. Keith Brown. Professor Emeritus, Department of Anthropology. Japan, rural society, religion, identity, culture change. lkb@pitt.edu
Jennifer R. Cash. Center for Russian & East European Studies, anthropology, ethnic and national identity, cultural policy, hospitality, folkloric performance and cultural revival; fieldwork in Moldova.
Maria-Auxiliadora Cordero. Managing Editor, Latin American Archaeology Publications. Chiefdoms, northern Andes.
Horacio Fabrega. Professor, Psychiatry, Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic. Evolutionary psychology, ethnomedicine, biological and social evolution of sickness and healing, and cultural psychiatry.
John Frechione. Associate Director, Center for Latin American Studies. Cultural/historical ecology, tribal societies, lowland neotropical cultures, economic development.
Birney Harrigan. Assistant to the Provost. Caribbean tourism, ethnicity, work and leisure.
Frank McGlynn. Associate Professor, Anthropology, U. Pittsburgh - Greensburg. Caribbean, political economy, ethnohistory, comparative slavery, and comparative racism.
Alan McPherron. Professor Emeritus. Archaeology. Great Lakes, prehistoric Europe, prehistoric art, GIS.
Richard Maddox. Associate Professor, History, Carnegie Mellon University. Historial anthropology, culture and power, nationalism in Spain, Europe.
Judith Modell. Associate Professor, Anthropology and History, Carnegie Mellon University. Family and kinship, visual anthropology, life history and narratives; fieldwork in mainland U.S. and Hawaii.
Sandra L. Olsen. Associate Curator, Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Zooarchaeology, Europe, Central Asia, and North America.
Maureen K. Porter. Assistant Professor, School of Education. School reform and community ownership of schools, festival and ritual in intergenerational learning, gender and constructions of the family, rural development.
Merilee H. Salmon. Professor, History and Philosophy of Science and Anthropology. Philosophical foundations, theories, and methods in archaeology and other branches of anthropology.
Thomas S. Schorr. Adjunct Professor, Health Services Administration, Graduate School of Public Health. Human ecology, international health and development, human sexuality, disasters, visual anthropology, Latin America, and South East Asia.
Myrna Silverman. Associate Professor, Health Services Administration, Graduate School of Public Health). Medical anthropology, public health and aging, family caregivers, qualitative evaluation of clinical, community, and institutional services for older adults.
John Singleton. Professor Emeritus, School of Education. Education, educational anthropology, applied anthropology, Japan, and Oceania.
William J. Smole. Professor Emeritus. Cultural and historical geography, South America. Appalachia.
Pamela Stewart. Research Associate. Women's identities and life histories, farming practices and national identity, patient/physician communication, religious change and sorcery, forms of violence and its impact, U.S., Scotland, Papua New Guinea.
Martha Terry. Research Associate. Women's health and reproductive decision- making, medical anthropology, health care delivery, women's studies, kinship and family.
David R. Watters. Curator, Carnegie Museum of Natural History. Prehistoric and historic archaeology, Caribbean.
Linda A. Winkler. Associate Professor, Biology/Anthropology, U. Pittsburgh - Titusville Campus. Hominoid anatomy: growth and development, hominoid dentition.
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