Students pursuing MA and PhD degrees study and teach across a wide range of topics in anthropology and geography, working in labs and field sites on campus and around the world. Our graduate students lead and collaborate on research projects, present at regional and national academic conferences, publish in accomplished peer-review journals, and participate in public outreach opportunities.
Graduate Students
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Beau Ballard-Wood
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
- Masters Student
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Katie Brown
- Masters Student
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Jenna Dagher
- Masters Student
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Caroline Graham
- Masters Student
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Elaine Henson
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
- Masters Student
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Isabel Heslin
- PhD Student, Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Tewabe Negash Kassaw
- PhD Student, Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Trevor Keevil
- PhD Student, Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Riley Limbaugh
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
- Masters Student
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Alyssa Mathews
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Kelton Meyer
- PhD Student, Lecturer
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Nona Nyhart
- PhD Student
- InTERFEWS Fellow
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Isabell Osborne
- Masters Student
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
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Alex Pelissero
- Graduate Instructor
- PhD Candidate
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Dalton Pierce
- Masters Student
- Graduate Teaching Assistant
Graduate Student Research
Katya Zhao: Summer 2024
Katya Zhao Summer 2024 Anthropology in the Temple People in the U.S. and other Western countries aren’t shy when it […]
Alex Pelissero: Summer 2024
Alex Pelissero Summer 2024 Winning Awards and Droning to Study Early Humans Can drones help anthropologists look back in time […]
Grace Ellis: Summer 2024
Grace Ellis Summer 2024 Identifying Pre-contact Ports and Construction in the Amazon Doctoral candidate Grace Ellis is the lead author […]
Robert Madden: Summer 2024
Robert Madden Summer 2024 How Past Cultures Rolled the Dice Master’s student Robert Madden studies and documents prehistoric, Indigenous North […]
Aleah Kuhr: Summer 2024
Aleah Kuhr Summer 2024 Digging Into Porcupine Creek Nearly 45 years after Colorado State University faculty and students excavated at […]
Tewabe Negash Kessaw: Summer 2024
Tewabe Negash Kessaw Summer 2024 Bones to Pick about Surviving a Supervolcano A study published March 2024 in the journal […]
Release the lichen! CSU Anthropology doctoral candidate Kelton Meyer shows the power of lichen for dating archaeological sites
Release the lichen! CSU Anthropology doctoral candidate Kelton Meyer shows the power of lichen for dating archaeological sites in new […]
Ready Primate One: Role-playing video game levels up biological anthropology
Ready Primate One Joshua Zaffos Video gaming may be a diversion from research and coursework for some, but Anthropology Ph.D. […]
CSU center and Anthropology students work to recover remains of American WWII pilot in France
CSU center and Anthropology students work to recover remains of American WWII pilot in France CSU SOURCE | August 23, […]