Adjunct Faculty
Jennifer Aengst
PhD University of California - Davis 2011; Adjunct Assistant Professor
Cultural and medical anthropology; reproduction; population studies; fertility politics; gender; contraceptive technologies; ethnic/religious conflict; Ladakh, Himalayas, South Asia
jaengst@pdx.edu
Tracy J. Andrews
PhD University of Arizona 1985, MPH Columbia University 1988; Adjunct Professor
Sociocultural anthropology; Native Americans; medical anthropology; ecological and natural resources anthropology; minority and international health issues ; political ecology; gender
t.j.andrews@pdx.edu
Thomas J. Brown
MS Portland State University 2016
tbr@pdx.edu
Melanie Lee Chang
PhD University of Pennsylvania 2005; Adjunct Assistant Professor
Biological anthropology; ecology and evolutionary biology; paleoanthropology; Paleolithic archaeology; systematics; evolutionary genetics; scientific writing
mlchang@pdx.edu
Robert David
PhD University of California-Berkeley 2012
North American rock art, Indigenous Community archaeology, landscape archaeology, shamanism in the Pacific Northwest, Columbia Plateau, and Great Basin, Native American myth and rituals
davidrob@pdx.edu
Michael Kilman
MS Portland State University
straygos@gmail.com
David Gene Lewis
PhD University of Oregon 2009
Cultural anthropology, ethnohistory, Native Peoples of Oregon and Northern California, tribal treaties and reservations, 19th Century ethnography, Federal Indian policy
dgl2@pdx.edu
David Lee Moore
PhD (ABD) Simon Fraser University, MA Portland State University 1994; Adjunct Instructor
Cultural anthropology; Southeast Asia; South Asia; nationalism; ethnicity; globalization; historical anthropology
b5dm@pdx.edu
Reno Nims
MS Portland State University 2016
rnims@pdx.edu
Amiee Potter
PhD University of Oregon 2004; Adjunct Assistant Professor
Biological anthropology; molecular anthropology; skeletal biology; human evolution; craniofacial growth and development; peopling of the Americas; bioarchaeology of southern California and the Great Basin
potteram@pdx.edu
Cameron M. Smith
PhD Simon Fraser University 2004; Adjunct Assistant Professor
Archaeology; spatial analysis; lithic usewear analysis; European and North American Prehistory; evolution
smithcm@pdx.edu
Sarah Sterling
PhD University of Washington 2004; Assistant Professor, Affiliate Faculty Middle Eastern Studies Center
Predynastic and Old Kingdom Egypt; North America; geoarchaeology; evolutionary theory, social complexity; ceramic analysis
sster@pdx.edu
Dan Stueber
BM Berklee College of Music, 1971
Living technology, stone tools and flintknapping, paleontology
dstueber@pdx.edu
Steven Thomson
PhD Boston University 2006
Socio-cultural anthropology, historical research, ethnicity and local diversity, anthropology of gender, political economy, international development, local government: citizenship and transnationalism, African ethnography, anthropology of disaster, anthropological theory: folklore and performance
steven.k.thomson@gmail.com
Xia Zhang
PhD University of Pittsburg 2011; Departmental Affiliate; Adjunct Assistant Professor
Globalization, urbanization, gender (esp. masculinity), development, new media, youth, migration, labor politics, China, East Asia
xzhang@pdx.edu