Resume

• 2010

  Doctoral Student

  Physical and Biological Anthropology

  Lambda Alpha

  University of Arkansas

• 2007

  Coordinated volunteers for the Gainesville Police Department. Duties consisted of assisting officers

  time management

  and leadership.

  Heart of Florida Air Show

  Masters of Arts

  Physical and Biological Anthropology

  Fire Fatality Crime Scene Training 2008

  Forensic Assistance for UWF

  UWF Graduate Anthropology Association (Bio-Rep. 07/08

  Treasurer 08/09). Academy of Forensic Sciences (2009 - 20012).

  University of West Florida

• 2005

  Coordinated volunteers for the Gainesville Police Department. Duties consisted of assisting officers

  time management

  and leadership.

  Heart of Florida Air Show

  Assisting Medical Foster Care nurse with the care of Medical Forster Care children during foster parent training courses

  Children's Medical Services: Medical Foster Care

  Biological Anthropology Contributer

  Collaboration with the University of Oxford. Entry of Egypt Bioarchaeological references into the online database.

  Online Egyptological Bibliography

  Griffith Institute

  University of Oxford

  Bioarchaeologist

  Assist the Arkansas Archaeological Survey with the documentation and analysis of the skeletal remains excavated as part of the Millwood Reservoir project.\n \n

  Millwood Project

  Arkansas Archaeological Survey

  Research

  Databases

  Cataloging

  Data Analysis

  Biological Anthropology

  Human Osteology

  University Teaching

  Archaeology

  Excavation

  Human Growth and Development

  Archaeological Survey

  Forensic Analysis

  Anthropology

  Higher Education

  Laboratory

  Egyptology

  Lecturing

  Forensic Anthropology

  Research Design

  Juvenile Osteology

  Shidner

  I received my B.A. in Anthropology with a minor in Entomology from the University of Florida in 2006 and received my M.A. in Anthropology from the University of West Florida in 2010. I finished my Ph.D. 2018 and my dissertation research includes a biocultural analysis of growth and development on the South Tomb skeletal population at Tell el-Amarna

  Egypt. My research interests include bioarchaeology

  forensic anthropology

  growth and development

  archaeology of children and childhood

  paleopathology

  and health and nutrition.

  Ashley

  University of Arkansas

  University of Florida Archaeology Lab

  University of Arkansas

  Bioarchaeology Field School

  Site of Vagnari

  Gainesville Police Department

  Amarna Bioarchaeology Research Group

  St. John's Archaeological Field School

  University of West Florida

  Bioarchaeology Field School in Egypt

  University of Arkansas

  Hontoon Island

  Florida

  Prehistoric Middle St. Johns Shell Mound

  reconnaissance survey

  site mapping and testing

  and stratigraphic excavation

  training in analysis

  research design

  and regional archaeology. Experience with electronic survey equipment and other hi-tech applications in mapping and surveying.

  Field Student

  St. John's Archaeological Field School

  Field Supervisor for the Forensic Anthropology Field School. Assisted and instructed students on Forensic Field methods and analysis

  Field Supervisor

  Pensacola

  Florida Area

  University of West Florida

  Fayetteville

  Arkansas Area

  I am currently the instructor for the Honors Introduction to Biological Anthropology lecture course.

  Instructor

  University of Arkansas

  I was the head teaching assistant for the Introduction to Biological Anthropology labs. I helped supervised and coordinated 26 lab classes

  as well as assist with lab set up and creating new labs.

  Head Teaching Assistant

  Fayetteville

  Arkansas Area

  University of Arkansas

  Instructor of Introduction to Biological Anthropology Labs.

  Graduate Teaching Assistant

  Fayetteville

  Arkansas Area

  University of Arkansas

  Assist Officers with Overtime

  Accreditation

  Fleet

  Forms and Brochure Revisions/Orders

  Audits

  Inspections

  CPTED

  General Orders Revisions and Special Projects

  etc.

  Intern/Temp-Part time

  Gainesville

  Florida Area

  Gainesville Police Department

  Amarna

  Egypt

  Bioarchaeology research group to finish skeletal analysis of the South Tombs Cemetery.

  Graduate Student

  Amarna Bioarchaeology Research Group

  Instructor of Record for Introduction to Biological Anthropology Labs - Fall 2008/Fall 2009\nGraduate Assistant for Human Osteology Course- Spring 2009/Spring 2010\nGraduate Research Assistant for Forensic Anthropology Course - Spring 2008\nGraduate Assistant for Introduction to Biological Anthropology lab - Fall 2007

  Instructor of Record/Graduate Assistant

  Pensacola

  Florida Area

  University of West Florida

  Assisted with sorting and cataloging of archaeological samples and artifacts from the 2005 St. John’s Field School under the supervision of Dr. K. Sassaman.

  Intern

  Gainesville

  Florida Area

  University of Florida Archaeology Lab

  Tell al-Amarna

  Egypt

  Skeletal analysis of the remains from the South Tomb cemetery at Tell al-Amarna.

  Field Student

  Bioarchaeology Field School in Egypt

  University of Arkansas

  Gravina

  Italy

  Roman cemetery at the site of Vagnari (2nd and 3rd century AD)

  excavation

  documentation and analysis of human skeletal remains and associated burial artifacts.

  Field Student

  Bioarchaeology Field School

  Site of Vagnari

  Student Member

  American Association of Physical Anthropologists

  Student Member

  Paleopathology Association

  Student Member

  American Academy of Forensic Sciences

  An Evaluation of Techniques to Determine Handedness Derived from a Documented Skeletal Collection. (Funded

  $1000). Grant to assist with skeletal data collection from the Bill Bass Documented Skeletal Collection

  University of Tennessee.

  University of West Florida

  Scholarly and Creative Activity Grant - Student Grant B

  An Revaluation of Techniques to Determine Handedness Derived from a Documented Skeletal Collection. Grant to assist with the collection of skeletal data while working at the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner - New York City (Funded

  $500)

  University of West Florida

  Visiting Science Program in Forensic Anthropology

  Internship with the Office of Chief Medical Examiner-New York City

  Office of Chief Medical Examiner - New York City

• 2004

  Bachelor's degree

  Physical and Biological Anthropology

  Entomology

  Lambda Alpha Anthropology Honor Society

  Golden Key International Honour Society (2005)

  Virgil Hawkins Pre-Law Society (2005)

  Florida Insect Collection Society (Co-Founder/Treasurer 2005)

  Phi Beta Kappa (2006)

  University of Florida