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DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY | GRADUATION 2019 PAGE 1 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH | GRADUATION 2019 Department of Anthropology Once again, the students of the Anthropology Department came out in force to demonstrate the high quality and overall participation in student research. Anthropology presented 24 of the 71 total posters, winning the Research Day Cup in a landslide victory. Kasey Cole, a PhD student working under Dr. Jack Broughton, took first place in the graduate student division. Third place was a tie between Peter Yaworsky, a PhD student working under Dr. Brian Codding, and Jaydee Dolinar, a Master’s student working under Dr. Lisbeth Louderback. Graduate student winners of the CSBS Research Day poster competition. Awards and Honors Shane Macfarlan, CSBS Superior Teaching Award Dr. Macfarlan was nominated for his excellence as an educator. His courses are thouroughly enjoyed by students and often recruit new majors. Elizabeth Cashdan, CSBS Superior Research Award Dr. Cashdan was nominated for her work on how evolution has shaped our thinking and preferences to solve adaptive problems along with understanding variation in human behavior, and the ecological factors that shape it. Tyler Faith, Top Researcher & Grant Recipient Dr. Faith was recognized as a Top Researcher at the CSBS Celebrate U Event. Dr. Faith was also recognized as the recipient of the NSF CNH Grant, which is the largest grant in the College for the current year. Journey Bly, Outstanding Researcher Journey was nominated as the College of Social and Behavioral Science’s Outstanding Udergraduate Researcher for 2019. Journey has been working in the Meldrum Molecular Genetics Lab with Dr. Leslie Knapp
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AnthropologyOnce again, the students of the Anthropology Department came out in force to demonstrate the high quality and overall participation in student research. Anthropology presented 24 of the 71 total posters, winning the Research Day Cup in a landslide victory. Kasey Cole, a PhD student working under Dr. Jack Broughton, took first place in the graduate student division. Third place was a tie between Peter Yaworsky, a PhD student working under Dr. Brian Codding, and Jaydee Dolinar, a Master’s student working under Dr. Lisbeth Louderback. Graduate student winners of the CSBS Research Day poster competition.
Awards and Honors
Shane Macfarlan,
CSBS Superior Teaching Award
Dr. Macfarlan was nominated for
his excellence as an educator. His
courses are thouroughly enjoyed
by students and often recruit new
majors.
Elizabeth Cashdan,
CSBS Superior Research Award
Dr. Cashdan was nominated for her
work on how evolution has shaped
our thinking and preferences to
solve adaptive problems along with
understanding variation in human
behavior, and the ecological factors
that shape it.
Tyler Faith,
Top Researcher & Grant Recipient
Dr. Faith was recognized as a Top
Researcher at the CSBS Celebrate U
Event. Dr. Faith was also recognized
as the recipient of the NSF CNH
Grant, which is the largest grant in
the College for the current year.
Journey Bly,
Outstanding Researcher
Journey was nominated as
the College of Social and
Behavioral Science’s Outstanding
Udergraduate Researcher for 2019.
Journey has been working in the
Meldrum Molecular Genetics Lab
with Dr. Leslie Knapp
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anthropology graduates: phd
Anthropology BA
Claflin, Spencer Forrest
Forbes, David Joseph
Gosch, Emily Marie
Labounty, William Paul
Mervin, Allison Yvonne
Parker, Katie Todd
Schoof, Timothy Steven
Wang, Kirsten Rene
Whitehead, Megan
Anthropology BS
Bagley, Alison
Bandley, Tori Lane
Baranowski, Alexandra
Bergstrom, Hannah Jane
Bitter, Anne Marie
Brown, Thomas A
Calhoon, Daneil Rose
Carpenter, Madeline Rose
Dall, Bradee C
Diel, Melanie
Emery, Nichole Ashley
Foley, Caroline K
Gehrke, Mitchell Macoy
Gorrebeeck, Brian Scott
Henline, Mairanda Suapaia
Hofmann, Melissa Nicole
Jackson, Jared Allen
Johnson, Jessica
Kadobayashi, Ryosuke
Koren, Delecty Ann
Mink, Maureen
Roberts, Chase Zane
Roll, Tyler August
Seibert, Kevin Patrick
Stager, Bryce Max
Sutorius, Mikkel
Tilley, Harley Mitchell
Van Dyk, Kira Brooke
Weaver, Madison
Wilson, Philip Robert
Zamora-Wilson, Nicole Danielle
Anthropology BS, Archaeological
Science Emphasis
Akerson, Fallon Brittany
Nelson, Danielle
O’Connor-Coates, Christopher John
Utz, Lauren Elizabeth
Anthropology BA, Health
Emphasis
Ardon, Yotam
Anthropology BS, Health
Emphasis
Bell, Jessica Jeanne
Chavez, Carina
Dodd, Ashli Kay
Doyle, John Philip
Kanishka, Lilly
Kelty, Katiana Rochelle
Kiser, Brittany Ann
Lloyd, Vista Vee
Marston, Christopher Scott
Murray, Kellie Elizabeth
Nguyen, Brian
Nguyen, Ronald Kymanh
Nguyen, Thanh Nhan Thi
Perkins, Terence J
Pruden, Jamie Lynn
Sawatzki, Jenna
Sdrales, Athena Lynn
West, Naomie
Winge, Anne Elyse
Anthropology BS Honors,
Health Emphasis
Mcbride, Mackenzie Skye
Anthropology undergraduates
anthropology graduates: master’sPaul Allgaier, Master’s of Science: Archaeology Justin Dolinar, Master’s of Science: Archaeology
Elisa Fair, PhD: Biological Anthropology
Defense Anticipated Summer 2019
Michael Zaccheo, PhD: Biological Anthropology
Defense Anticipated Summer 2019
Nathan Harris, PhD: Biological Anthropology
Defense Anticipated Summer 2019
Thomas Flanigan,
PhD: Archaeology
Dissertation Defended:
Spring 2019
“Decisions in the Desert: An
Application of the Field Processing
Model to Lithic Toolstone
Procurement.”
Kate Magargal,
PhD: Archaeology
Dissertation Defended:
Fall 2018
“Subsistence Fires Mediate
Human Ecological Relationships”
Shawn Miller,
PhD: Biological Anthropology
Dissertation Defended:
Fall 2018
“Novel Motor Behaviors and the
Evolution of the Hominin Brain”
Kathryn Mohlenhoff,
PhD: Archaeology
Dissertation Defended:
Spring 2019
A Trans-Holocene ENSO-Driven
Ichtheofaunal Change and Human
Response Record From Northern
Baja California, Mexico”
