John Bock

jbock@fullerton.edu

Biological/biocultural anthropology;

Behavioral ecology & life history  evolution of humans & nonhuman primates;

Medical anthropology, evolutionary medicine, HIV/AIDS epidemic;

Childhood, aging, and the life course;

Hunter-gatherers & traditional subsistence patterns;

Okavango Delta of Botswana.

T 3:00pm-4pm (ENST LH-326);

W 6:00pm-7:00pm

Brenda Bowser

bbowser@fullerton.edu

Anthropological archaeology

Ethnoarchaeology

Origins of social inequality

Identity and material culture

Gender

Learning and cultural transmission

Traditional ecological knowledge

Place and cultural landscapes

Indigenous responses to colonialism

Ceramic analysis

Cultural resource management

Amazonia

California

MW 4:00pm-5:00pm;

Or By Appointment

Robey Callahan

rcallahan@fullerton.edu

Cultural and Linguistic Anthropology
Psychological Anthropology
Creativity
Emotions and Cognition
The Self
Dreams and Their Interpretation
Interactions of Scientific and Magico-Religious Thought
Advertising
The Maya of Yucatán

Barbra Erickson

beerickson@fullerton.edu

Cultural anthropology;

Medical anthropology, health care systems, alternative medicine, parasitic disease;

Gerontology, chronic illness & aging, phenomenology of aging;

Anthropology of organizations, economic anthropology, history of anthropology;

North America and Europe.

TR 4:00pm-5:00pm;

W 4:00pm-7:00pm;

And By Appointment

Peter Fashing

pfashing@fullerton.edu

Evolutionary anthropology

Behavioral ecology and conservation biology of the nonhuman primates

Costs and benefits of group life for males and females

Influence of resource abundance and distribution on  feeding and ranging behavior

Applications of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing to primate behavioral ecology

Tropical forest and Afroalpine grassland ecology

TR 2:30pm-4:00pm

Tricia Gabany-Guerrero

tgabany-guerrero@fullerton.edu

Ethnohistory of Indigenous Peoples of Mesoamerica

Anthropology of States and Empires

Indigenous Movements in the Americas

Iconography and Anthropological Archaeology of Mesoamerica

Anthropology of Human Rights

Applied Anthropology: Immigration, Cultural Heritage and Public Policy

 International Development Theory

Ethnographic Methods

Applications of GIS

Gender Theory

Regional Foci:  Mexico, Michoacán, Tarascan/Purépecha, Mesoamerica, U.S.-Mexico Borderlands

TR 1:00pm-2:30pm

Steven James

sjames@fullerton.edu

Zooarchaeology & evolutionary ecology;

Prehistoric & historic human impact on the environment;

Paleo-Indians;

Hunter-gatherers & agriculturalists;

Origins of agriculture;

Historical archaeology in the West & Southwest;

Pueblo households, architecture, & use of space;

Hominid evolution & use of fire;

Cultural resource management;

Lithic analyses, paleoenvironmental research.

Sabbatical

Sara Johnson

sjohnson@fullerton.edu

Behavioral ecology, biological/biocultural anthropology, evolutionary theory, life history theory

Ecological variation in life course trajectories including: fertility, health, morbidity, and mortality differentials among both nonhuman primates & human

Aging & the life course, societal transformation & the roles of the elderly

Medical anthropology, biocultural perspectives on health, growth & development

Environmental uncertainty & risk-taking

Nutritional anthropology, food acquisition & production, exchange & food sharing

Women's reproductive & productive roles in both traditional & nontraditional societies

Botswana, United States, Hunter-gatherers, agriculturalists, pastoralists, nonhuman primates

Edward Knell

eknell@fullerton.edu

Anthropological Archaeology

Prehistoric Hunter-Gatherers

Prehistoric Land-Use and Mobility

Organization of Lithic Technology

Lithic Analysis

Paleoindians of the West

Cultural Resource Management

Great Plains and Rocky Mountains

California

Mojave Desert

T 10:00am-11:30am;

W 3:15pm-3:45pm;

R 10am-11:00am

Franz Mueller

fmueller@fullerton.edu

Linguistics

Syntax

Grammar

German

Language Typology

Indonesian Languages

Endangered Languages

TWR 3:00pm-4:00pm;

Joseph Nevadomsky

jnevadomsky@fullerton.edu

Anthropological Theory, Sociological Theory, History of Anthropology

Art, Ritual and Myth, Cultural Analysis, Symbolic Systems

Visual Anthropology, Documentary Filmmaking, Photography

Museums and Material Culture

Architecture and Spatial Analysis

West Africa (Nigeria), SE Africa (Zimbabwe), West Indies (Trinidad, Belize)

TR  Before and After Class;

And By Appointment

Nga Nguyen

nganguyen@fullerton.edu

Evolutionary anthropology

Behavioral ecology, endocrinology and conservation biology of the nonhuman primates

Sources and consequences of variation in social behavior among individuals, across groups and populations

The biology of parenting, the evolution of male-female bonds, and sex differences in behavior and ecology

T 10:30am-11:30am & 2:15pm-3:15pm;

R 3:00pm-4:00pm 

John Patton

johnpatton@fullerton.edu

Human Behavioral Ecology and Evolutionary Psychology

Evolution of Cooperation and Conflict: Alliance and Reciprocity, Kinship, Resource and Labor Sharing, Coalitional Structures, Warfare

Evolutionary Game Theory, Network Analysis, Demography, Nutrition and Reproduction

Environmental/Ecological and Social Interactions

Horticultural Forager and Hunter Gatherer Societies

Amazonia, South America, Ecuador

T 12:00pm-1:00pm & 3:00pm-4:00pm;

R 12:00pm-1:00pm & 6:00pm-7:00pm

Carl Wendt

cwendt@fullerton.edu

Anthropological Archaeology

Complex Societies

Political Economy        

Cultural Ecology          

Formative Period Cultures

Ceramic Analysis

Exchange Systems                            

GIS

Mesoamerica   

Sri Lanka

TR 8:30am-10:00am & 1:00pm-2:15pm