NAU Directory

Jaime Awe is a professor in the Anthropology Department of the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences. His area of expertise is in Maya Archaeology.

Zooarchaeologist: Focus on Human-Animal Interactions - Educator: Interest in Decolonizing Higher Education and Anthropology, and Equity-Driven Pedagogy

Professor, Anthropology; Director, Social Science Community Engagement Story Lab; Core faculty, PhD in Interdisciplinary Health

Professor, Anthropology; Director, Social Science Community Engagement Story Lab; Core faculty, PhD in Interdisciplinary Health

Professor of Anthropology and Curator of Anthropology at the Museum of Northern Arizona

Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Applied Indigenous Studies Sociocultural Anthropology

As a bioarchaeologist and director of the Anthropology Isotope Paleodiet lab, I study how people from past societies dealt with environmental and culture change

ONAI Associate Vice President | Assistant Professor, Anthropology | Indigenous Scholar & Mentor

Forensic Archaeology/Anthro, Geographic Profiling; Forensic Art: facial reconstruction, Archaeology; Violence & Gender; Coord.-Social Sci. Forensic minor

Associate Teaching Professor in Anthropology and Community Engagement Minor Coordinator. My community-based research interests include migration and education.

Archaeologist | Research Focus: Bronze and Early Iron Age Eurasia, mobility, ceramic technology and composition, communities of practice

Primatologist | Research Focus: Reproductive Strategies & Sexual Selection in Macaques in SE Asia | Interests in Primate Behavior & Ecology, Human Evolution