He is the author ofAmong the Jasmine Trees: Music and Modernity in Contemporary Syria, (Wesleyan University Press, 2006) in which he explores how music in Syria shapes debates about Arab society and culture. (posted 10/08), Dr. Sylvia Atsalis(PhD 1998) research on menopause in captive gorillas has been in the news. (posted 10/08), Dr. Sabyiha Robin Prince(PhD 2000) is a tenured Assistant Professor in the Anthropology Department at American University. Co-hosted by the Wilf Department of Politics (MA Program) at New York University, the conference received additional support from the Center for International History at Columbia University. Dr. Van Horn is the fifteenth annual recipient of this award, which recognizes his current editorship of the internationally known journalApplied Anthropologist, his book reviews and articles in various professional anthropological journals, and his ethnographic reports over the years as a U.S. National Park Service anthropologist of American Indians, African Americans, and other groups with cultural heritage links to what are now units of the National Park System. She has two forthcoming publications: a chapter in a book entitled Beyond the Catch and a chapter ina UCLA edited volume: Human Impacts on Ancient Marine Ecosystems: A Global Perspective.For the last five years, under a Gates Foundation-funded initiative called STAR a partnership between Brooklyn College and Erasmus High Schoolshe has been teachinga series of seminars and workshops to high school students preparing them for college. (posted 10/08), Dr. Julian Brash(PhD 2006) is a tenure-track Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Department ofSociology and Anthropology, University of Toledo, OH. [6] With Alejandro Portes, she is the co-editor of The End of Compassion: Immigrant Children in the Age of Deportations (2020). Patricia Lambert Biological Anthropology Distinguished Professor Contact Information Office Location: Old Main 245E Phone: (435) 797-2603 Email: patricia.lambert@usu.edu Educational Background Other, Bioarchaeology/Skeletal Analysis, Smithsonian Institution, 1997 PhD, Anthropology, University of California at Santa Barbara, 1994 Dissertation With sociologist Paul DiMaggio,[7] she co-edited Art in the Lives of Immigrant Communities in the United States,[8] the first publication to investigate art as part of immigrant integration processes.
