Curator with a focus on practices that counter under-examined peoples and places
Affiliated Faculty
Jonathan Christensen Caballero
Artist who studies the indigenous material culture throughout Latin America
Michael Carrasco
Precolumbian Art and Architecture, particularly the Maya and Formative period Gulf Coast
Elizabeth Cecil
Ethnohistorian of religion and material culture with a focus on Hindu traditions in South and Southeast Asia
Anna Cohen
Archaeology of precontact Americas, especially Mexico, Honduras, and the U.S. Southwest; research ethics and Indigenous data sovereignty
Kathleen Powers Conti
Historian of the buildings, landscapes, and cultures of North America
Kristin Dowell
Art of Native North America with emphasis on global Indigenous cinema and contemporary art
Sarah Eyerly
Musicologist with a specialty in the soundscapes of Indigenous North America
Andrew K. Frank
Historian of the Seminoles, Indigenous Florida, and the Native South
Juan Carlos Galeano
Poet, translator, and scholar of Amazonia
Carolina Gonzalez
Phonetics and phonology, their acquisition, and their interface with morphology and syntax, language endangerment and revitalization
Sonia Hazard
North American religious history, Indigenous media and communication, Cherokee language and literature
Joseph Hellweg
Islam, politics, performance, and health in West Africa
K. Ann Horsburgh
Biological anthropologist with an interest health and disease, in particular interrogating the role of stress in well-being
Ayesha Khurshid
Ethnographer of Maya Muslims in Chiapas and Belize, Maya medical knowledge, schooling
Aubrey Lauersdorf
Historian of American borderlands and the Native South, Indigenous Florida, and the Apalachee Indians
Katie McCormick
Archivist & Librarian focused on community partnership development and ethical practices for collecting, access, and digitization practices
Tyler McCreary
Settler colonialism and environmental governance, Indigenous peoples of Pacific Northwest
Jayur Madhusudan Mehta
Archaeology of North American Native Americans, human-environment relationships, and the consequences of French and Spanish colonization in the Gulf South
Eugenia Millender
Scholar of mental health disparities among indigenous and vulnerable populations that result from stress and trauma
Antje Muntendam
Indigenous (especially Quechua) languages in Latin America and the linguistic outcomes of language contact with Spanish speakers
Paul Niell
Scholar of architecture and cultural landscapes of the Hispanophone Caribbean
Tanya Peres
Zooarchaeologist with a focus on foodways in ancient America and non-food roles of animals in Indigenous cultures
Tanya Renn
The relational pathways that exist between stress, trauma, substance use, and well-being among marginalized populations, specifically those involved in the criminal justice system
Christine Rizzi
Native Americans and African Americans in Florida and the South; Mobility; and Settler Colonialism
Eric C. Shattuck
Biocultural anthropologist working on Indigenous health disparities
Kaylee Spencer
Art historian and curator who engages intersections of Mayan and Indigenous visual culture, identity, and place.
Brendan Weaver
Historical archaeologist of material and visual culture among Afro-Andeans