Faculty & staff

Office

The Department of Anthropology general office is in Cornett Building (COR) B228. We're in the office Monday to Thursday 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. & work remotely on Fridays.

Faculty

Cross-listed & limited term faculty

Staff

Emeriti

• William Alkire

  Professor Emeritus Anthropology

  [email protected]

• Heather Botting

  Assistant Teaching Professor Emeritus Anthropology

  [email protected]

• Leslie Butt

  Associate Professor Emeritus Anthropology

  [email protected]

• Lisa Gould

  Professor Emeritus Anthropology

  [email protected]

• Quentin Mackie

  Associate Professor Emeritus Anthropology

  [email protected]

• Margo Matwychuk

  Assistant Professor Emeritus Anthropology

  [email protected]

• Lisa Mitchell

  Associate Professor Emeritus Anthropology

  [email protected]

• Nicolas Rolland

  Professor Emeritus Anthropology

  [email protected]

• Eric Roth

  Professor Emeritus Anthropology

  [email protected]

• Ann Stahl

  Professor Emeritus Anthropology

  [email protected]

• Peter Stephenson

  Professor Emeritus Anthropology

  [email protected]

• Margot Wilson

  Associate Professor Emeritus Anthropology

  [email protected]

Adjunct professors

Christopher Ames, adjunct assistant professor
[email protected]

Prehistoric archaeology, geoarchaeology, human-environment dynamics, geomorphology, sedimentology, palaeoecology, site formation processes, geospatial and computational methods, southwest Asia, South Africa

Michael Asch, adjunct professor
[email protected]
Socio-cultural anthropology, North America, political and legal anthropology

Judith Berman, adjunct assistant professor
[email protected]
Franz Boas scholar, Northwest Coast oral literature and ethnohistory

Stephanie Calce, adjunct assistant professor
[email protected], Cornett B227, 250-721-4730 
Biological anthropology, skeletal biology, forensic anthropology

Cassandre Campeau-Bouthillier, adjunct assistant professor
[email protected], Cornett B212
Medical anthropology, the ways in which people experience their skeletal lives in the context of yoga and chiropractic care

Sarah-Louise Decrausaz, adjunct assistant professor
[email protected]
Biological anthropology, skeletal biology, life history, puberty, growth and development, medical imaging

Paul Ewonus, adjunct assistant professor
[email protected] 

Landscape archaeology, social zooarchaeology, communities of practice, ancient DNA, Pacific Northwest, Britain, the practice of commercial archaeology

Daryl Fedje, adjunct assistant professor 
[email protected]
Archaeology, quaternary paleoecology, Haida Gwaii

Timothy Knowlton, adjunct professor 
[email protected]
Linguistic & Sociocultural Anthropology, Comparative Religion, Ethnohistory, Indigenous Mesoamerica

Amy Levine, adjunct assistant professor 
[email protected]
Caregiving, expertise, medical and linguistic anthropology, science and technology studies, North America, Type 1 Diabetes, social movements, civil society, non-governmental and non-profit organizations, political and legal anthropology, South Korea

Quentin Mackie, adjunct associate professor
[email protected] 
Archaeology, Haida Gwaii, Salish Sea, stone tools, Northwest Coast

 

Margo Matwychuk, adjunct assistant professor
[email protected] 
Sociocultural anthropology; political economy; feminism; Latin America (Brazil); poverty; housing and homelessness; politics of food and hunger

Duncan McLaren, adjunct assistant professor 
[email protected] 
Archaeology, Northwest coast, environmental archaeology, long-term history

Lisa Mitchell, adjunct professor
[email protected] 
Cultural anthropology, bodies and embodiment, reproduction, ultrasound imaging, children and youth, visual culture, Philippines, Canada

Jennifer Robinson, adjunct assistant professor, post-doctoral fellow, Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research
[email protected] 
Canadian history, settler colonial studies, arts and social justice, museums and archives, cultural heritage and public institutional policy, community-engaged research and advocacy

Ann Stahl, adjunct professor
[email protected] 
Archaeology, comparative colonialism, materiality, digital heritage initiatives, Africa; Ghana

Peter Stahl, adjunct professor
[email protected]
Archaeology, historical ecology, zooarchaeology, vertebrate taphonomy, South America, domestication

Margot Wilson
[email protected]
Culture change, international development, Bangladesh, women's narratives

Post-doctoral fellows

Marla MacKinnon, Post Doctoral Fellow
[email protected]

 

Senior lab & tutorial instructors

Dr. Stephanie Calce, senior lab instructor
Cornett B227, office hours: by appointment
[email protected], 250-721-4730
Responsible for ANTH 240 and ANTH 250 labs
Biological anthropology, skeletal biology, forensic anthropology

Mark McIntyre, senior lab instructor
Cornett B217, office hours: by appointment
[email protected]
Responsible for ANTH 200 and ANTH 260 labs/tutorials
socio-cultural and multimodal anthropology, and qualitative methodological research approaches

Sessional instructors

Chris Ames
COR B221
[email protected]

William C. Campbell
COR B219
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Cassandre Campeau-Bouthillier
COR B212
[email protected] 

Melanie Chang
[email protected]

Timothy Knowlton
COR B221
[email protected]

Amy Levine
B219
[email protected]

Andrea Mariko Grant 
[email protected]

Mark McIntyre
COR B217
[email protected]

CindyAnn Rose-Redwood
DTB B358
[email protected]

Stella Spak 
COR B219 
[email protected]

 

Grad students

Vist our grad student page to learn about our amazing PhD and master's students!