Faculty and Staff
Faculty
Emeriti Faculty
Dr. Mary Jane Berman
Associate Professor
Dr. Mary Jane Berman was an Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology. She worked in the Southwest United States and the Caribbean, specializing in Archaeology and Museum Anthropology. She received her Ph.D. from State University of New York, Binghamton in 1989.
Dr. Perry Gnivecki
Lecturer
Dr. Perry Gnivecki was a Lecturer in Anthropology. Broadly trained in both Old World and New World archaeology, he specializes in Caribbean archaeology. Dr. Gnivecki received his Ph.D. and Certificate in Southwest Asian and North African Studies from State University of New York Binghamton.
Dr. Adolph Greenberg
Professor
Dr. Adolph Greenberg was a Professor of Anthropology. He specialized in cultural anthropology, applied, parks and protected areas, ecological anthropology, culture change, and medical; Subarctic Canada, rural South, and American Southwest. He received his PhD in 1978 from Wayne State.
Dr. James H. Hamill
Professor
Dr. James Hamill was a Professor of Anthropology. He specialized in linguistics, ethnography, ethnologic, cognitive anthropology, and Navajo folklore; Native people of Oklahoma, and North America. He received his PhD in 1974 from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Dr. Carl R. Jantzen
Professor
Dr. Carl Jantzen was a Professor of Anthropology. He specialized in social and cultural anthropology, and community study; Middle East, Mexico, Belize, and Latin America. He received his PhD in 1963 from Michigan State.
Dr. Linda F. Marchant
Professor
Dr. Linda Marchant was a Professor of Anthropology. A biological anthropologist working in East and West Africa, she specializes in Behavioral Primatology, Hominid Evolution, and African Apes. Dr. Linda F. Marchant received her Ph.D. from Rutgers University.
Professor
Dr. Kay Phillips was a Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. She specialized in ecology, cultural, and comparative sociology. She received her PhD in 1975 from the University of Cincinnati.
Mrs. Judith K. Spielbauer
Instructor
Mrs. Judith K. Spielbauer was an Instructor of Anthropology. She specialized in general anthropology, museology, and art; Mesoamerica. She received her MA/MS in 1968 from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Dr. Ronald H. Spielbauer
Associate Professor
Dr. Ronald H. Spielbauer was an Associate Professor of Anthropology. He specialized in archaeology, archaeometry, cultural anthropology, and Native America; Midwest, North America. He received his PhD in 1976 from Southern Illinois.
