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Forensic Anthropology Consulting

As a graduate student at the University of Tennessee, I participated in multiple forensic anthropological cases. I have continued that service since arriving at Clemson and act as a forensic anthropology consultant to mediolegal investigators in the Upstate region of South Carolina.

Bioarchaeology

I was an osteologist at the Peabody Museum at Harvard University. In this role, I analyzed the skeletal remains for hundreds of individuals in preparation for NAGPRA reporting and repatriation.
I have analyzed human skeletal material held in collections at Harvard University, the University of Tennessee, Lisbon, Portugal, Prague, Czech Republic, Szeged, Hungary, and in the Southwestern United States among others. Through these analyses I have examined the skeletal remains of thousands of individuals from both modern and archaeological contexts.
I have participated in numerous national and international workshops related to skeletal analysis including:
- Acquiring and Post-Processing Three-dimensional data in Anthropology and Archaeology at University of Bologna
- Transmitting Science course, Introduction to Genomic Data Analysis using HapMap and 1000 Genomes Project, Barcelona, Spain
- Dialogues in Forensic Science, National Institute of Justice sponsored workshop, Beyond the NAS Report, Syracuse University
- Dialogues in Forensic Science, National Institute of Justice sponsored workshops, Trauma Analysis I, Syracuse University
- Dialogues in Forensic Science, National Institute of Justice sponsored workshops, Looking to the Future of Forensic Anthropology, Syracuse University
- Paleodemography Summer School, University of Southern Denmark, Odense, Denmark
- Morphofest: Quantitative Morphology and Data Analysis in Three Dimensions. Vienna, Austria

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