Research Associates and Postdoctoral Fellows
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Susan-Alette Dublin Research Associate Ph.D. in Anthropology, The City University of New York 1998 Interests: historical archaeology, spatial analysis and stratigraphy, place-making and social memory, Native American repatriation and historic preservation, American Southwest, medieval France Teaching: Anthropology Departments at Hunter College C.U.N.Y. and Purchase College S.U.N.Y. Other: Inventory Supervisor for compliance with Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act at the American Museum of Natural History Fieldwork: 35 years experience in diverse locales including New Mexico, France, New York City, Westchester County, NY, Delaware, New Jersey, and Virginia. Current projects: collaboration with tribal and legal entities to protect archaeological sites and Native American sacred places in the American Southwest; photographic and anthropological documentation of Navajo trading posts in New Mexico, Arizona, and Utah (with Rob Dublin) |
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Edward Herbst Research Associate Ph.D. in Ethnomusicology, Wesleyan University 1990 Interests: music, performing arts, culture and history of Bali, intercultural strategies for researching and repatriating artifacts of cultural heritage Contact at edwardherbst.net |
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Samuel S. Urlacher NSF Postdoctoral Fellow Ph.D. in Human Evolutionary Biology, Harvard University 2016 Interests: Human evolutionary ecology; life history theory; immune function; growth and development; health disparities; market integration; field & laboratory methods Office: HN 707 samuel.urlacher@hunter.cuny.edu |
Professor Tom McGovern and NABO Team Featured in June 2017 Issue of Scientific American