Anthropology Faculty

Anthropology FacultyPlease see below to find out more about our exciting sociocultural anthropology faculty, who have a range of backgrounds and research and teaching interests.Anthropology Faculty and Their Research InterestsWho Can Supervise My Thesis?

	Name, Contact Information, and Research Interests
	Virginia Caputo* virginia.caputo@carleton.ca Gendered childhoods; girlhood; children’s rights; feminist theories and methodologies; transnational feminism; globalization; schooling; youth and media; violence; health
	Marie-Eve Carrier-Moisan* marieeve.carriermoisan@carleton.ca Feminist and visual anthropology; political economy and governance of care, sexuality, intimacy; affect and emotion; sexual and gender politics; infrastructures of care and disability
	Danielle Dinovelli-Lang* danielle.dinovelli@carleton.ca Human-Animal relations; value theory; posthumanism; natural resource economies; U.S./Indigenous politics; Alaska
	Matthew Hawkins matthew.hawkins@carleton.ca Soccer supporters; political uses of memory, emotion and affect; social movements; urban anthropology; Argentina
	Beatriz Juárez-Rodríguez** beatrizjuarezrodriguez@cunet.carleton.ca Political anthropology; race and racialization; ethno-racial social movements and the state in Latin America; black feminism; African diaspora studies; memory studies
	Jean-Michel Landry* jeanmichel.landry@carleton.ca Political anthropology; critical theory; postcolonial studies; religion; gender; migration; the Middle East
	Bernhard Leistle* bernhard.leistle@carleton.ca Phenomenological anthropology; phenomenology; psychiatric anthropology; anthropology of performance; semiotics; Morocco
	Donna Patrick* donna.patrick@carleton.ca Linguistic ethnography; Indigeneity; transnationalism and urbanization; Arctic, language endangerment and revitalization
	Jen Pylypa* jen.pylypa@carleton.ca Medical anthropology; health and well-being of women and children; transnational adoption; single parenthood; immigrant health; global migration of health workers; Southeast Asia, especially Laos and Thailand; immigrants in North America
	Carolyn Ramzy* carolyn.ramzy@carleton.ca Feminist and anti-racist ethnomusicology; Egyptian Coptic Christian music; popular musics of the Middle East and connected diasporas; politics of citizenship and belonging; gender and the sounding of religious subjectivities; virtual ethnography and field research; decolonizing music scholarship; critical race and diversity studies
	Daniel Rosenblatt* daniel.rosenblatt@carleton.ca Indigeneity; middleclassness; electronic media; identity; cultural theory
	Blair Rutherford* blair.rutherford@carleton.ca Politics and possibilities of international development; civil society in sub-Saharan Africa; rural livelihoods in sub-Saharan Africa; anthropology of citizenship, gender, state and globalization; colonialism and post-colonialism; migration; public anthropology
	Sardar Saadi sardar.saadi@carleton.ca Middle East; Kurdish politics and society; global and comparative education, focusing on the role of higher education in conflict zones and in times of crisis
	Vivian Solana* vivian.solana@carleton.ca Political and feminist anthropology; postcolonial studies; forced displacement; anti-colonial revolutionary movements; gender; generation and transnational activism

Anthropology Faculty in Other Departments

Name and Contact Information	Research Interests
Melanie Adrian* melanie.adrian@carleton.ca	Minorities rights in religiously, ethnically and culturally diverse societies
Logan Cochrane** logan.cochrane@carleton.ca	Food security; climate change; social justice; governance and collective action
Cati Coe Cati.Coe@carleton.ca	Transnational migration, Care, Aging, Social Protection Policy, West Africa
Lyndsey Copeland* lyndsey.copeland@carleton.ca	Music, sound, and performance; cultural heritage; environment; indigeneity; collaborative methodologies; sub-Saharan Africa
Chiara Del Gaudio** chiara.delgaudio@carleton.ca	Decolonising design; gender and design; participatory design; political design; speculative and critical design; strategic design for social innovation
Sandra Fahy* sandra.fahy@carleton.ca	Refugees; migration; famine; food security; disease; incarceration; oral history; online media; populism; misinformation and state crimes; geographies including East Asia, Central Asia, South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East
Karen Hébert* karen.hebert@carleton.ca	Environmental politics in the subarctic North; resource industries and commercial fisheries; struggles over sustainability
William Hébert** william.hebert@carleton.ca	Critical criminology, prison studies; gender and sexuality studies; legal and medical anthropology
Kahente Horn-Miller* kahente.hornmiller@carleton.ca	Indigenous methodologies; Indigenous women; identity politics; colonization; Indigenous governance; consensus-based decision making
Hollis Moore** hollis.moore@carleton.ca	Criminal law and marginalization; incarceration and critical carceral studies; police violence in the Americas
Monica Patterson* monica.patterson@carleton.ca	Children/childhoods; memory; violence; race and racialisation; visual culture; heritage; museums, curating; sub-Saharan Africa
Megan Rivers-Moore* megan.riversmoore@carleton.ca	Intersections of sociology, gender studies, and Latin American and Caribbean studies; how sexuality operates transnationally; gendered affective labour, travel and tourism; race and ethnicity; postcolonial and transnational feminisms; qualitative methods

* May supervise both MA and PhD theses
** May supervise MA theses and co-supervise PhD theses until granted tenure, when will have full supervision status.
*** May co-supervise MA and PhD theses with the permission of FGPASupervision status is granted based on rank. If you have questions about supervisory status, please consult the Graduate Administrator. The legend above is meant as an indication only. Please make sure to consult with the faculty you're interested in working with. This table indicates which types of professors, instructors, and adjunct faculty are eligible to serve as Supervisors, Co-Supervisors, and Committee members for M.A. and Ph.D. student theses.

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