We welcome three new tenure track faculty to the Department this fall.
Left: Bri Alexander is a linguistic anthropologist specializing in the Shawnee language, language and land reclemation, intersections of language and kinship, place and territoriality, and health and well-being.
Center: Lilly Parker is a molecular anthropologist specializing in molecular ecology, human and animal interactions, and conservation biology.
Right: Nikhil Pandhi is a sociocultural and medical anthropologist specializing in critical global health studies, critical caste studies, psychological anthropology, gender and sexuality, and the medical humanities.