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Mark Jenike (he/him/his)

Associate Professor of Anthropology
920-832-6717
I am a human biologist specializing in nutrition. I teach courses on health, human evolutionary biology, and nutritional anthropology. I enjoy community-based research in the Fox Valley region and have interests in diabetes prevention and food systems.
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Carla Daughtry (She/Her/Hers)

Associate Professor of Anthropology
920-832-7176

As a cultural anthropologist, I teach and research Middle East and North African societies; migration, immigration and globalization; race, ethnicity and gender across cultures; anthropology of food and food justice movements; ethnography of space and place; and cultural research methods.

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Brenda Jenike

Brenda Jenike (she/her/hers)

Edward F. Mielke Professor of Medicine, Health and Society and Associate Professor of Anthropology
920-832-6686

I'm a cultural and medical anthropologist whose courses include ethnography of Japan and East Asia, medical anthropology, disability studies, culture and aging (cultural gerontology), the anthropology of biomedicine, and the history of anthropological theory.

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Mark Jenike (he/him/his)

Associate Professor of Anthropology
920-832-6717
I am a human biologist specializing in nutrition. I teach courses on health, human evolutionary biology, and nutritional anthropology. I enjoy community-based research in the Fox Valley region and have interests in diabetes prevention and food systems.
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Dr. Kurt Wilson

Kurt Wilson (he/him/his)

Assistant Professor of Anthropology
920-832-7883

I am an anthropological archaeologist who is interested understanding human-environment interactions during climatic change with a particular focus on how human behaviors and local ecologies influence dietary change, inequality, territoriality, cooperation, and defense.

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