Faculty-Staff Achievements

Kathryn Baustian, teaching professor of anthropology, co-authored the academic article "Situational Power in Cooperative Communities: Indicators from Bioarchaeology in the Mimbres Region of Southwest New Mexico" in the “Vital Topics Forum” of American Anthropologist in December 2020.  

Jennifer Delton, professor of history, published “A major business ally called for Trump’s removal. It’s also a problem for the GOP” in The Washington Post (Jan. 15). 

 

Eliza Kent, professor and chair of the Department of Religious Studies, published the essay “Gender and the Social Boundaries between ‘Hindus’ and ‘Christians’” in The Routledge Handbook of Hindu-Christian Relations (2020).  

Caitlin Meagher, visiting assistant professor of anthropology, published “Inside a Japanese Sharehouse: dreams and realities” (Routledge Press). The book explores social change in Japan at the most intimate site of social interaction – the home – by providing a detailed ethnography of everyday life in a sharehouse.   

Tillman Nechtman, professor and chair of the Department of History, and Natalie Taylor, associate professor and chair of the Department of Political Science, published the essay “Trump’s Rage, Washington’s Prudence” on the Law & Liberty website. 

 

 

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