Fall 2022

Section 0074 of ANTHRO1
Biological Anthropology -- : Sep 12 - Dec 09 2022
This is a late start section that is offered fully online.

Section 0088 of ANTHRO1
Biological Anthropology -- : Sep 12 - Dec 09 2022
This is a late start section that is offered fully online.

Section 0100 of ANTHRO2
Cultural Anthropology -- : Sep 12 - Dec 09 2022
This is a late start section that is offered fully online.

Section 0179 of ANTHRO2
Cultural Anthropology -- : Sep 12 - Dec 09 2022
This is a late start section that is offered fully online.

Section 1783 of ANTHRO1
Biological Anthropology -- : Sep 12 - Dec 09 2022
This is a late start section that is offered fully online.

Section 3880 of ANTHRO2
Cultural Anthropology -- : Sep 12 - Dec 09 2022
This is a late start section that is offered fully online.

Summer 2022

Section 8073 of ANTHRO1
Biological Anthropology -- : Jun 13 - Jul 24 2022
This section is offered fully online.

Spring 2022

Section 4344 of ANTHRO1
Biological Anthropology -- : Feb 14 - May 20 2022
This section is a late start class that is offered fully online.

Section 5971 of ANTHRO2
Cultural Anthropology -- : Feb 14 - May 20 2022
This section is a late start class that is offered fully online.

Section 6367 of ANTHRO2
Cultural Anthropology -- : Feb 14 - May 20 2022
This section is a late start class that is offered fully online.

Section 6705 of ANTHRO1
Biological Anthropology -- : Feb 14 - May 20 2022
This section is a late start class that is offered fully online.

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B.A. University of California, Berkeley
Ph.D. University of California, Santa Barbara
Academic Experience
Lecturer, University of California, Berkeley, 2007-2008
Lecturer, Sonoma State University, 1992-2006
Adjunct Faculty, Santa Rosa Junior College, 1996-2002

In Spring 2016, I will be teaching in the Study Abroad program in Florence, Italy.
I am a fifth generation Californian and my academic interest is the study of California's Native cultures. I am trained as an archaeologist, and have worked throughout California, including on Santa Cruz Island, in Arizona, New Mexico, Illinois and Virginia. I have spent several years conducting archaeological research at Fort Ross, a multiethnic community that was part of the Russian Empire in the early 19th century. I really enjoy teaching college students! At SRJC, I have taught courses about Native American cultures, the Native cultures of California, introductory archaeology, biological anthropology and cultural anthropology, and Native American art.


Note: all sections of Anthro 1 require "Our Origins: Discovering Physical Anthropology" by C.S. Larsen, 3rd edition.

Anthro 2 requires "Introducing Cultural Anthropology" by R. Lenkeit