graduate students
 
 

current


KRISTINA CASPER-DENMAN (B.A. Anthropology, Boston College; M.A., Physical Anthropology, Arizona State University) 

CHANDRA ENGSTROM (B.A. Anthropology, 2007, University of Connecticut) Thesis Prospectus: Making their Voices Heard: The Collaborative Design Process of the California State Indian Museum Virtual Exhibit

STACY PEACHER HAYASHI (B.A., International Relations & Psychology, University of California, Davis)

MELODI MCADAMS (B.A., Anthropology 2005, University of California, Berkeley) Thesis Prospectus: Complementary and Competitive Dialogs: Positioning Diet and Diabetes Within Native American Communities

 

 

former


-MEGHAN H. FARLEY-WEBB, B.A.  (Anthropology & Spanish, 2004) Centre College, Danville, KY. M.A. (Spring 2008): "Many Words Walk in the World": A Discursive Analysis of the Zapatista Revolution. 1st PLACE: Student Research Competition, Southwestern Anthropological Association, April 2006: 'Armed with Truth & Fire': Discursive Formulations of Indigenous Resistance in Chiapas.

-PATRICIA JOHNSTON, B.S. (Health Science), CSU Northridge; PHN (Public Health Nurse Credential), UCSF;  R.N., Barnes Hospital School of Nursing, St. Louis, MO. M.A. (Summer 2004): From Ethnographic Methods to Needs Assessment Data:  Informing Sacramento Urban Indian Health Project, Inc. 1st PLACE: Behavioral & Social Sciences Graduate Division, 18th Annual CSU Statewide Student Research Competition, Northridge, CA.,  April 2004.

-SUSAN POWERS, B .A. (Anthropology & Art), California State University, Sacramento. M.A. (Summer 2004): Conservation and Development Dichotomies in a Cotswolds Village.


 

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