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Professors Emeriti
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Bates, Daniel G. dbates@hunter.cuny.edu www.danielgbates.com Ph.D. The University of Michigan 1971, Professor Social Anthropology, ecological studies, economic and political anthropology; Turkey and the Middle East, East European Minority Populations |
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Bendix, Edward H. ebendix@gc.cuny.edu Ph.D. Columbia University 1965; Professor Sociolinguistics, cognitive anthropology, semantics/pragmatics, Creole languages; Nepal; faculty member GSUC Anthropology, faculty member GSUC Linguistics |
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Gropper, Rena C. Ph.D. Columbia University 1950; Professor Applied anthropology, medical anthropology, Gypsies; South Asia, Tibet |
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Lees, Susan H. slees@hunter.cuny.edu Ph.D. The University of Michigan 1970; Professor and Undergraduate Advisor Cultural Anthropology, human ecology, economic anthropology, anthropology of development; faculty member GSUC Anthropology |
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McLendon, Sally smclendo@hunter.cuny.edu Ph.D. The University of California at Berkeley 1966; Professor Linguistics, stylistics, text analysis; North America, California, Indian peoples, ethnohistory, material culture, redocumenting museum collections, exhibits |
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Oates, John F. joates@hunter.cuny.edu Ph.D. The University of London 1974; Professor Primate ecology and social behavior, tropical rain forest ecology and conservation; Africa; India; faculty member GSUC Anthropology |
| Pasternak, Burton buphc@taconic.net Ph.D. Columbia University 1967; Professor Social organization, social demography, ecology; China |
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Szalay, Frederick S. fszalay@hunter.cuny.edu Ph.D. Columbia University 1967; Professor History and morphology of fossil and living primates, mammalian systematics, evolutionary theory; faculty member GSUC Anthropology |
Professor Christopher C. Gilbert has discovered fossils of earliest old world monkeys
