Adjunct Professors

Alwynne Beaudoin
Alwynne.Beaudoin@gov.ab.ca

Curator, Quaternary Environments
Royal Alberta Museum

Ave Dersch
dersch@ualberta.ca
Kate Kingsbury
kingsbur@ualberta.ca

Social and cultural anthropology, religion, alterity, gender, youth, performance, West Africa, Mouridiyya, politics, modernity and globalisation, ontological anthropology, symbolic anthropology, existential anthropology, material culture, post-modernism

Sara Komarnisky
sarak@ualberta.ca
Research Chair, Health and Community, Aurora College, Chief Drygeese Territory, Yellowknife, Canada
Social and cultural anthropology of North America: Colonialism, Globalization, Health, Material culture, Migration, Mobility, Transnationalism, Ethnography, Qualitative methods, Community-driven research
Leslie Main Johnson
lgottesf@ualberta.ca

Northern and Northwest Coast ethnography, ethnobiology, ethnoecology, ethnomedicine, traditional knowledge, material culture, and collaborative research methods

Pamela Mayne Correia
pcorreia@ualberta.ca

Applied forensic anthropology; trauma, cremated human remains; human identification problems, bone curatorial issues. Current research: bone diagenesis, including fungal, heat and traumatic damage

Karyne Rabey
rabey@ualberta.ca

Division of Anatomy, Department of Surgery, Faculty of Medicince and Dentistry

Elizabeth Sawchuk
esawchuk@ualberta.ca

Bioarchaeology; sub-Saharan Africa; food production; dental anthropology; biodistance; Holocene climate change; mortuary archaeology; mobility; pastoralism; ancient DNA; ethics

Heather Young-Leslie
heather.youngleslie@ualberta.ca

Senior Research Partner for the College of Social Sciences and Humanities, Office of the Vice-President Research & Innovation Liaison, Research Impact Canada; Member, Anthropologica Open Access Working Group. Medical anthropology, feminist anthropology, development studies, knowledge mobilization, Oceania.