Resume

• 2012

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Anthropology

  Graduate Student's Association (Nominating Committee Vice-Chair 2013-15)

  Association of Graduate Anthropology Students (Vice-President Internal 2013-14; President 2012-13)

  Frucht Memorial Lecture Series Committee (President 2014-15)

  University of Alberta

• 2010

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  Thesis: A Zooarchaeological Analysis of Avian Skeletal Remains in Neolithic and Early Bronze Age Mortuary Contexts

  Cis-Baikal

  Siberia. Supervisor: Dr. Robert J. Losey

  Anthropology

  Baikal-Hokkaido Archaeology Project

  Graduate Students' Association (Councillor 2010-12

  Nominating Committee Vice-Chair 2012-13)

  Association of Graduate Anthropology Students\n(Vice-President External 2010-12

  President 2012-13)

  Frucht Memorial Lecture Series Committee (President 2011-12)

  University of Alberta

• 2001

  Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

  cum laude

  Anthropology

  Archaeology

  Native American Studies

  Middle Tennessee Anthropology Society 2003-2007 (Secretary 2005-06

  President 2006-07)

  Middle Tennessee State University

• History

  Teaching

  GeoMedia Professional

  Surveying

  GIS

  University Teaching

  Cultural Anthropology

  Archaeological Survey

  Field Work

  Anthropology

  Report Writing

  Qualitative Research

  Archaeology

  Lecturing

  Research Design

  ArcGIS

  Research

  First Aid

  CPR and AED

  Microsoft Office

  Data Analysis

  Fernvale (40WM51): A Late Archaic Occupation Along the South Harpeth River in Williamson County

  Tennessee

  Benjamin Steere

  Andrew Gillreath-Brown

  Andrea Bishop

  Robert L. Jolley

  Teresa Ingalls

  Jesse Tune

  Shannon Hodge

  The Fernvale site (40WM51) was excavated in 1985 prior to a bridge replacement spanning the South Harpeth River in northwestern Williamson County

  Tennessee. Excavations resulted in the discovery of prehistoric features including 33 human burials

  two dog burials

  and three structure footprints. Temporally sensitive artifacts recovered from the site spanned the Paleoindian through Mississippian periods

  with major deposits originating in the Late to Terminal Archaic. \n\nBeginning in September of 2007

  a collaborative project between the Tennessee Division of Archaeology and the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Middle Tennessee State University sought to reexamine the Fernvale site with the goal of completing any outstanding analysis and producing a site report. The resulting monograph is an edited work that presents specialized analysis by multiple contributors.

  Fernvale (40WM51): A Late Archaic Occupation Along the South Harpeth River in Williamson County

  Tennessee

  Lacey S.

  Fleming

  Middle Tennessee State University

  University of Alberta

  City of Edmonton

  National Park Service

  ICI Services

  Tennessee Division of Archaeology

  Weaver and Associates LLC

  Girls Raised In Tennessee Science - Middle Tennessee State University

  Cumberland Research Group

  Phase I/II archaeological survey and testing for various projects in Tennessee

  Arkansas

  and Louisiana.

  Weaver and Associates LLC

  Research Assistant

  Middle Tennessee State University

  Survey Technical Assistant (GPS/GIS Technician) (seasonal)

  Collected

  updated

  and manipulated spatial and conditional asset data in properties owned or maintained by the City of Edmonton in the summers of 2011-2013 and 2015.

  City of Edmonton

  Archeological Technician (term)

  National Park Service

  Cumberland Research Group

  Murfreesboro

  Tennessee

  Cemetery relocation projects in middle Tennessee; from 2005-06

  responsible for archaeological laboratory organization and operation.

  Archaeological Technician

  Greater Nashville Area

  TN

  Archaeologist

  Tennessee Division of Archaeology

  Instructor for Introduction to Archaeology (ANTHR 206) laboratory sections. Crafted lectures and designed activities for undergraduate students.\n\nInstructor for Introduction to Biological Anthropology (ANTHR 209) laboratory sections. Taught human

  fossil hominin

  and modern primate skeletal anatomy.\n\nTeaching assistant for World Prehistory (ANTHR 219).

  University of Alberta

  Graduate Student

  University of Alberta

  Archaeological Technician

  Phase I/II archaeological survey and testing at Fort Knox

  Kentucky.

  ICI Services

  University of Alberta

  Edmonton

  Alberta

  Spring session (2014) and fall semester (2015

  2016) instructor for Introduction to Anthropology (ANTHR 101). Designed and delivered introductory-level lectures to undergraduate students.

  Instructor

  Augustana Faculty

  University of Alberta

  Girls Raised In Tennessee Science - Middle Tennessee State University

  Murfreesboro

  Tennessee

  Carried out a variety of duties related to the operation of Girls Raised in Tennessee Science (GRITS)

  a program designed to interest school-age girls in STEM fields. Organized professional conferences for adults and children

  designed STEM programs and delivered them to school groups

  conducted research

  collected and analyzed data

  and presented information on the GRITS program at professional conferences.

  Assistant Director (interim)