(PhD, University of New Mexico, 1995) Director of the Environmental Studies Program in the College and Senior Lecturer in Anthropology and in the Social Sciences in the College, has long term archaeological research experience with the LA 162 Project in Bernalillo County, New Mexico and with the Vijayanagara Metropolitan Survey, Karnataka, India. His interests focus on method and theory, analytical methods, ethnohistory, colonialism, demography, and landscape studies.
(PhD University of Michigan 2010; Lecturer in Anthropology) Linguistic anthropology, globalization, capitalism, work, management and managerial ideologies, gender, morality; digital anthropology and the internet; Russia and postsocialist states.