University of Manitoba - Faculty of Arts - Anthropology

Faculty Profiles

	Susan E. Frohlick Associate Professor, Acting Department Head Anthropology and Women's and Gender Studies Phone 204.474.8999 Email: mailto:frohlick@ms.umanitoba.ca 433 Fletcher Argue Building Website Ph.D. York, 2002. Sociocultural anthropology, anthropology of globalization and transnationality, ethnographic methods and representation, gender and sexuality, travel and tourism, Costa Rica and North America.

	Stacie D. A. Burke Associate Professor, Associate Department Head Phone 204.474.6629 Email: burkes@cc.umanitoba.ca 437 Fletcher Argue Building PhD. Toronto 1999. Biomedical anthropology, endemic and epidemic infectious diseases, tuberculosis, gender and health, infant and chieldhood health, reproductive behavious and family formation, Canada and Europe.
	S. Brooke Milne Assistant Professor, Graduate Program Chair Phone 204.474.6328 Email: milnes@cc.umanitoba.ca 438 Fletcher Argue Building PhD. McMaster, 2003. Archaeology, lithic technology, subsistence/settlement strategies, hunter-gatherers, social organization, agency, technological organization and mobility, skill apprenticeship, Arctic. Website
	Kathleen Buddle-Crowe Associate Professor Phone: 204.474.6525 Email: buddlecr@cc.umanitoba.ca 448 Fletcher Argue Building Ph.D. McMaster, 2002. Sociocultural anthropology, anthropology of the media, technology and cultural mediation, contemporary culture theory, indigenous socio-political movements, oral history research, urban subcultural ethnography, Aboriginal communications history, North America.


	Anna Fournier Assistant Professor Phone: 204.474.7649 Email: fourniea@cc.umanitoba.ca 436 Fletcher Argue Building Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University 2007. Political anthropology, the state, nationalism, education, political violence, Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union, United States. Website

	Kent D. Fowler Assistant Professor Phone: 204.272.1504 Email: fowlerk@cc.umanitoba.ca 446 Fletcher Argue Ph.D. Alberta, 2002. Archaeology, ethnoarchaeology, mortuary practices, ceramics, food production, complex societies; social networks, Europe, Africa, Canada. Website

	Haskel J. Greenfield Professor Phone: 204.474.6332 Email: greenf@cc.umanitoba.ca 447 Fletcher Argue Ph.D. CUNY, 1985. Zooarchaeology/Archaeozoology, Archaeology,origins and evolution of animal domestication and pastoralism, early farming society, complex societies and metallurgy, evolutionary and cultural ecology, ancient butchering technology, surface and subsurface reconnaissance techniques, quantitative and spatial analysis, ethnicity; Old World (Europe, Near East, Africa, Asia) and North America. Website

	Robert Hoppa Associate Professor, Associate Dean (Research) Faculty of Arts Phone: 204.474.9912 Email: hoppard@ms.umanitoba.ca 315 Fletcher Argue PhD. McMaster, 1996. Canada Research Chair in Skeletal Biology. Skeletal Biology, Growth and Development, Demography, 19th Century Aboriginal Health and Mortality, Forensic Anthropology, Aging and Longevity. Website Bioanthropology Digital Image Analysis Laboratory (BDIAL)

	Derek Johnson Assistant Professor Phone: 204.474.6330 Email: derek_johnson@umanitoba.ca Ph.D. Guelph, 2002. Sociocultural anthropology, cultural and political ecology, fisheries and coastal governance, political economy, globalisation, international development; Gujarat State, India; Atlantic Canada.

	Ellen R. Judd Distinguished Professor Phone: 204.474.7674 Email: ejudd@cc.umanitoba.ca 445 Fletcher Argue Building Ph.D. U British Columbia, 1981, FRSC. Political anthropology, practice theory, critical theory, gender, women's studies, political economy, social policy, societies in transition, development, community economic development, and cultural studies; China. Website

	Shirley J. Lee Sessional Instructor Phone: 204.474.6974 Email: lees0@cc.umanitoba.ca 414 Fletcher Argue Building Ph.D. Manitoba, 1999. Medical anthropology, women's health, medicalization and labelling, menstrual cycle research, premenstrual syndrome.

	Fabiana Li Assistant Professor Phone: 474-8736 Email: mailto: li2@cc.umanitoba.ca 439 Fletcher Argue Building Ph D. University of California-Davis, 2009. Environmental politics, conflicts over resource extraction, social movements, anthropology of science and technology, Latin America. Website



	Greg G. Monks Professor Phone: 204.474.6332 Email: monks@cc.umanitoba.ca 441 Fletcher Argue Building Ph.D. British Columbia, 1977. Archaeological method and theory, subsistence, seasonality, hunters and gatherers, fur trade; Northwest coast, western Canada.
no photo available	Robert Phillips Sessional Instructor Phone: 204.474.6332 Email: phillirf@cc.umanitoba.ca 441 Fletcher Argue Building PhD. University of California, Irvine 2008. Anthropology of media; race; sexuality and gender; citizenship studies, Southeast Asia. Website
	Brian E. Schwimmer Associate Professor Phone: 204.474.6651 Email: schwimm@cc.umanitoba.ca 303 St. Paul's College Ph.D. Stanford, 1976. Social and economic anthropology, complex societies, history of theory; Africa Website



	Emőke Szathmáry President Emeritus and Professor Phone: 204.474.7479 Email: szathmar@umanitoba.ca 112 St Paul's College Ph.D. Toronto, 1974, FRSC. Physical anthropology, human population genetics, genetic epidemiology; northern North America, Siberia. Graduate Fellowship in Biological Anthropology

PROFESSOR EMERITUS

Raymond E. Wiest, Ph.D. U Oregon, 1970. Professor. Social organization, political economy, domestic groups, gender roles, migration, rural development; Mexico, Bangladesh.
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SENIOR SCHOLARS

Jean-Luc Chodkiewicz
Ph.D. Columbia, 1972. Associate Professor. Social organization, ecology, economic anthropology; Latin America, Melanesia.
Email: chodkie@cc.umanitoba.ca

William W. Koolage,Ph.D. U N Carolina, 1970. Associate Professor. Cultural anthropology, medical anthropology; northern North America.
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Thomas Shay, Ph.D. U Minnesota, 1970. Archaeology, paleobotany; North America, Europe.

David Stymeist, Ph.D. Toronto, 1976. Social anhropology, medical anthropology, community studies, North America.
Email: stymeist@cc.umanitoba.ca

ADJUNCT PROFESSORS (Adjunct professors are anthropologists or other professionals selected by the Department from other departments or institutions to provide additional resources and specializations not readily available in the Department. Adjunct professors sometimes teach courses appropriate for our students, or serve on the advisory committees for graduate students.)

Jesper L. Boldsen, Ph.D. Aarhus University, 1983; Dr. Med. Sci. U Southern Denmark, 2008. Professor, Institute of Forensic Medicine, University of Southern Denmark. Osteology, epidemiology, population biology, biostatistics, bioarchaeology, Scandinavian archaeology, Medieval Denmark.

Sharon G. Bruce, Ph.D. U Manitoba, 1999. Assistant Professor, Community Health Sciences, Faculty of Medicine, University of Manitoba. Medical anthropology, health of Aboriginal North Americans, type 2 diabetes mellitus.

Mostafa Fayek, Ph.D. Saskatchewan, 1996. Professor, Canada Research Chair in Isotope and Environmental Geochemistry, Geological Sciences, Faculty of the Environment, University of Manitoba. Fluid-rock interaction, nanoscience, biogeoscience, archaeometry.

George Fulford, Ph.D. McMaster, 1995. Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Winnipeg. Algonkian ethnography, semiotics, linguistic relativism, folklore.

Scott Hamilton, Ph.D Simon Fraser, 1991. Professor, Department of Anthropology, Lakehead University. Archaeology, fur trade, zooarchaeology, Boreal Forest archaeology.

Linda Larcombe, Ph.D. U Manitoba, 2005. Assistant Professor, Department of Internal Medicine and Medical Microbiology and Infectious Diseases, Faculty of Medicine University of Manitoba. Medical anthropology, molecular anthropology, Aboriginal health, infectious diseases, ancient DNA, archaeology.

Janice Ristock, Ph.D. University of Toronto, 1989. Professor, Women's and Gender Studies Program, Associate Vice-President (Research) University of Manitoba. Gender and sexual minorities, health effects of stigma and discrimination, relationship violence, feminist theory, community-based research methodology

Mirjana Roksandic, PhD. Simon Fraser University, 2000. Assistant Professor, University of Winnipeg. Human evolution, Neandertals, Mesolithic Europe, sedentary hunter gatherers, burial ritual.

Mary Silcox, Ph.D. Johns Hopkins, 2001. Associate Professor, Department of Social Sciences, University of Toronto Scarborough. Primate evolution, plesiadapiforms, evolutionary biology, paleoecology using compositional analysis, functional morphology, and dental microwear analysis.

E. Leigh Syms, Ph.D. U Alberta, 1976. Curator, Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature. Archaeology, methodology, ethnohistory; Northern America.