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I was raised by wolves
in a deep, dark forest just outside of Transylvania, where I spent
my days frolicking among the evergreens and eating nuts and berries...
No?
Ok then, onward with the truth:
I love studying,
teaching, and learning anthropology. I received my graduate training
in anthropology with a specialization in Latin American & Caribbean studies from the Department of Anthropology
at Michigan State University.
I am a previous fellow of the Mesoamerican Language and Cultural Institute at the
UNC-Chapel Hill/ Duke University Consortium in Latin American & Caribbean Studies. Part of my graduate work was completed in residence at the Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan in Merida, Mexico.
I received my undergraduate degree with highest honors in anthropology
and linguistics from the University
of Florida. In the spaces in between, I lived in France,
the Netherlands,
and as a Fulbright
scholar in Quintana
Roo, Mexico.
I am also the Coordinator for the Integrative Studies of Women and Gender Certificate Program. I encourage you to check it out! You may already
be eligible for a certificate!
Most of my fun time is spent SCUBA diving. Let
me know if you are interested in starting a SCUBA Club on campus!
I can also
speak, read, and write Yucatec
Maya. If you don't believe me, well then ba'ax ka wa'alike'ex,
nojoch kaaxo'ob?
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