Faculty, Staff and Fellows

Tenure and Tenure Track Faculty

	R. Alan Covey Associate Professor, Ph.D. 2003, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Inka archaeology, archaeology of complexity and social inequality, state formation and imperial strategies, ethnohistory of contact period and Colonial Peru, anthropological theory, South American archaeology and ethnography, dynamics of ancient and modern empires. r.alan.covey at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-3235 Office: 406A Silsby
	Sienna Craig Associate Professor, Ph.D. 2006, Cornell University Medical anthropology; social studies of science; international development; ethnicity and identity; Nepal, Himalaya, Tibetan areas of China. sienna.r.craig at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-9356 Office: 403B Silsby
	Seth Dobson Assistant Professor, Ph.D. 2006, Washington University, St. Louis Biological anthropology, primatology, social behavior, communication, facial expression. seth.dobson at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-3436 Office: 406 Silsby
	Nathaniel J. Dominy Associate Professor, Ph.D. 2001, University of Hong Kong evolutionary and behavioral ecology of humans and nonhuman primates nathaniel.dominy at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-1849 Office: 405A Silsby
	Dale F. Eickelman Ralph and Richard Lazarus Professor of Anthropology and Human Relations and Department Chair, Ph.D. 1972, University of Chicago Social anthropology, religion and politics, education, Muslim societies in the Middle East and Central Asia, secrets and deception, political intelligence . dale.eickelman at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-2621 Office: 413C Silsby
	Lourdes Gutiérrez Nájera Assistant Professor, Ph.D. 2007, University of Michigan Globalization, transnational migration, gender and migration, indigenous political movements, U.S./Mexico borderlands lgn at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-1626 Office: 121 Silsby
	James J. Igoe Associate Professor, Ph.D. 2000, Boston University Cultural anthropology, political ecology, environmental justice, biodiversity conservation, the commodification of nature, globalization, identity, indigenism, and civil society. james.j.igoe at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-0926 Office: 410 Silsby
	Sergei A. Kan Professor, Ph.D. University of Chicago Ethnology and ethnohistory, history of anthropology, death and dying, native North America, circumpolar peoples, Russian, Soviet and post-Soviet culture. sergei.a.kan at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-2550 Office: 315 Silsby
	Deborah L. Nichols William J. Bryant 1925 Professor, Ph.D. 1980, Pennsylvania State University Archaeology, complex societies, early cities, cultural ecology, Mesoamerica, North America. deborah.nichols at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-3033 Office: 403 A Silsby
	John M. Watanabe Associate Professor, Ph.D. 1984, Harvard University Ethnicity; religion; evolution of culture; historical ethnography of community, state, and nation; Maya Indians; Mesoamerica; Latin America. john.watanabe at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-2040 Office: 405 Silsby

Adjunct Faculty

	Elizabeth A. Carpenter-Song Research Assistant Professor, Department of Community and Family Medicine, Ph.D. 2007, Case Western University Adjunct Assistant Professor of Anthropology elizabeth.carpenter-song at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-0925 Office: 413 Silsby
	Kathleen M. Muldoon Adjunct Assistant Professor/ Assistant Professor of Anatomy, Dartmouth Medical School, Ph.D. 2006, Washington University Biological anthropology, primate evolution and ecology. kathleen.m.muldoon at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 650-1638 (Office, Medical School) - (603) 646-9831 (Office, Anthropology Department) Office, Anthropology: 413B Silsby

Fellows

	Jason Herrmann Neukom Fellow, Ph.D. 2012, University of Arkansas Landscape, environmental archaeology; historic preservation; geophysics; remote sensing; geographic information science, Ancient Near East, Persian Gulf, Arabia, Eastern U.S. jason.t.herrmann at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-8192 Office: 409 Silsby
	Chelsey Kivland Robert A. and Catherine L. McKennan Postdoctoral Teaching Fellow of Anthropology, Ph.D. 2012, University of Chicago Popular politics; anthropology of the state and sovereignty; ritual performance; embodiment and performativity; Vodou; carnival and crowd theory; anthropology of violence and misery; masculinity; youth; race and nation; Haiti and Caribbean chelsey.l.kivland at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-3334 Office: 404 Silsby
	Amanda Melin Meachem NSERC Postdoctoral Fellow Ph.D. 2011, Universty of Calgary, AB Canada Primate behavior ecology; primate origins; color vision; visual ecology; molecular evolution of opsin genes amanda.melin at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-0925 Office: 413 Silsby
	Howard Morphy Montgomery Fellow, Ph.D., Australian National University Multicultural, intercultural and cross cultural studies; religion and society; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander performing arts; art history; museum studies; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander archaeology; aesthetics; performance and installation art; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history; Australian history (excl. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander history); studies of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander society; social and cultural anthropology; visual cultures; fine arts (incl. sculpture and painting); biography; art theory; anthropology; history and philosophy of specific fields art theory and criticism howard.morphy at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-1275 Office: 413A Silsby Hall

Research Faculty

Lauren Gulbas Research Assistant Professor, Ph.D. 2008, Southern Methodist University Medical anthropology, structures of inequality, health disparities, mental health, Latin America, ethnographic and qualitative research methods lauren.e.gulbas at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-1275 Office: 413A Silsby Hall

Emeriti Faculty

	Hoyt Alverson Professor Emeritus, Ph.D. 1968, Yale University Cognitive and economic anthropology, Africa, the United States, mental health services research. hoyt.alverson at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-3336 By appointment
	Kirk Endicott Professor Emeritus, Ph.D. 1974, Harvard University, D.Phil. 1976, Oxford University Hunter-gatherers, egalitarian societies, gender, indigenous rights, Southeast Asia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Australia. kirk.endicott at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-1275 By appointment
	Kenneth Korey Emeritus Associate Professor, Ph.D. 1974, University of Chicago Human population genetics, human evolution, evolutionary theory, human osteology. ken.korey at dartmouth.edu Telephone: (603) 646-0925 By Appointment

Visiting Faculty

Virginia Herrmann Ph.D. 2012, University of Chicago Bronze and Iron Ages of the Levant and Anatolia, as well as the Neo-Assyrian empire virginia.herrmann at dartmouth.edu

Staff

Thérèse Périn-Deville

• Department Administrator
• therese.perin-deville at dartmouth.edu
• Telephone: (603) 646-3256
• Office: 408 Silsby