Relevant Experience
Spring 2023
Clemson University
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Guest Lecturer for Clemson University’s Professional Development Course
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Lectured on gaining experience as an undergraduate, applying for graduate school, and other opportunities
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Discussed and provided resources for writing professional documents and creating online accounts for networking or research
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Answered academic and career questions
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Spring 2023
Texas State University – San Marcos, TX
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Graduate Research Assistant
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Performs data collection and lab processing for archaeological projects
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Assists with remote sensing, geophysical surveys, and data processing
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Prepares archaeological technical reports
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Fall 2022 – Summer 2023
Texas State University – San Marcos, TX
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Forensic Case Analyses with the Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State (FACTS)
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Assists with forensic anthropological analyses
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Co-authors biological profile case sections
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Co-authors full case reports
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Fall 2021 – Spring 2023
Texas State University – San Marcos, TX
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FACTS Forensic Anthropology Research Facility (FARF)
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Assists with the Willed Body Donation Program
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Photographs donors at FARF
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Recovers donor remains from FARF
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Completes preliminary skeletal inventories during donor remains recovery
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Fall 2021 – Fall 2022
Texas State University – San Marcos, TX
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Graduate Instructional Assistantship, Department of Anthropology
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Taught Biological Anthropology Laboratory
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Planned lessons and graded assignments
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Fall 2022
Texas State University – San Marcos, TX
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FACTS Osteological Research and Processing Laboratory (ORPL)
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Processed donor remains prior to placement in the Grady Early Forensic Anthropology Research Laboratory
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Fall 2022
Texas State University – San Marcos, TX
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Advanced Human Remains Recovery: Fire Death Investigation (FACTS)
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Assisted the course with scene examinations and remains recovery
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Spring 2022
Texas State University – San Marcos, TX
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FACTS Lecture for High School Students
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Assisted with an introduction lecture on forensic anthropology, osteology, and FACTS in the Grady Early Building Laboratory Facility
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Engaged with students in one-on-one learning and demonstrations
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Answered questions and assisted with hands-on participation
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Summer 2022
Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia
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Georgian Recovery, Documentation, and Identification Project, Anthropological Analysis of Victims of the 1930’s Soviet Occupation in Georgia
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Humanitarian and Human Right Resource Center Awarded Project
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Worked with Georgian Association of Forensic Anthropology
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Member of Research Team from Texas State University
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Analyzed skeletal remains of 28 individuals
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Conducted biological profiles for all individuals, including sex, age, population affinity, stature, trauma, and pathology
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Analyzed all artifacts, separately recovered hand and foot elements, and separately recovered body parts
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Summer 2021
Batumi, Republic of Georgia
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Georgian Recovery, Documentation, and Identification Project, Anthropological Recovery of Victims of the 1930’s Soviet Occupation in Georgia
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Humanitarian and Human Right Resource Center Awarded Project
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Member of Research Team from Texas State University
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Worked with Georgian Association of Forensic Anthropology
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Exhumed individuals from mass grave
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Utilized a total station and photogrammetry technology
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Cleaned and processed remains for analysis
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Cleaned, logged, and photographed artifacts
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Summer 2021
Nicosia, Cyprus
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Ayioi Omoloyites Research Project
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Documented and analyzed commingled remains excavated from tombs
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Utilized Osteoware software to perform skeletal inventories and analysis
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Identified, recorded, and photographed pathologies
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Summer 2021
Harma, Greece
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Eastern Boeotia Archaeological Research Project – Ancient Eleon
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Member of research team from Texas State University
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Performed geophysical surveys, including resistivity, gradiometry, and resistivity lines
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Cleaned and prepared bones for analysis
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Summer 2021
Tragana, Greece
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Ancient Mitrou - aDNA Temporal Testing
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Photographed and collected the petrous portion of temporal bone for aDNA sampling
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Summer 2021
Larnaca, Cyprus
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Ancient Kition Sarcophagus Excavation
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Excavated a sarcophagus from the site
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Documented identifiable skeletal elements using mapping techniques
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Logged identifiable skeletal elements by element and side
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Created photogrammetry models
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Determined the minimum number of individuals (MNI)
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Spring, Summer 2021
Clemson University – Clemson, SC
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Research Assistant, Craniofacial Dysmorphology Associated with Phelan-McDermid Syndromeusing using Three-Dimensional Morphometrics
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Performed research and data management for a National Institute of Health funded research project
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Rendered and landmarked facial morphology using craniofacial scans
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Fall 2019 – Spring 2021
Clemson University – Clemson, SC
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Creative Inquiry Research – An Examination of Death in Pickens County
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Collaborated with Pickens County Coroner’s Office to input records online
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Explored patterns of death to compare to larger trends
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Managed database using ArcGIS
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Summer 2020
Sam Houston State University – Huntsville, TX
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Forensic Anthropology Internship, Southeast Texas Applied Forensic Science (STAFS) Facility
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Labeled and inventoried skeletal remains
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Assisted in preparing chain of custody documentation of STAFS Skeletal Collection for loan of skeletal remains
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Macerated skeletal remains
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Assisted in placement of donated bodies for decomposition research
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Estimated age, sex, stature, and ancestry of human remains
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Utilized FORDISC software
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Summer 2020
Texas State University – San Marcos, TX
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Human Remains Recovery Course, Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State (FACTS)
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Instructed in estimating postmortem interval and human osteology
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Identified graveside decomposition indicators
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Recovered buried and scattered human remains in the field
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Practiced correct protocol and documentation of forensic cases
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Summer 2020
Texas State University – San Marcos, TX
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Forensic Anthropology Methods Course, Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State (FACTS)
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Received instruction in developing biological profile, establishing identification, interpreting bone trauma, human versus non-human osteology identification methods, and skeletal inventory
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Gained hands-on training by examining the Texas State Donated Skeletal Collection
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Estimated biological profile of human remains
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Utilized ADBOU, TA2, TA3, and FORDISC
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Summer 2019
University of Tennessee – Knoxville, TN
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Human Osteology Course, Forensic Anthropology Center (FAC), University of Tennessee
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Studied human skeletal anatomy and terminology
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Identified complete and fragmentary human skeletal remains
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Examined anatomical variations in bones
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Summer 2019
Maynooth University – Wexford, Ireland
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Forensic Anthropology Fieldwork, The Irish Archaeology Field School
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Mapped and excavated human skeletal remains
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Analyzed archaeological human skeletal remains
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Determined age-at-death, sex, and stature of human skeletal remains
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Differentiated between non-human and human skeletal remains
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Summer 2019
Clemson University – Clemson, SC
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Archaeological Artifact Analysis Summer Research
Fort Hill Archaeological Project
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Cleaned artifacts for preservation
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Identified, cataloged, and bagged artifacts
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Collaborated to determine origin of artifacts
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Attended additional research site at Clemson University Restoration Institute, Warren Lasch Conservation Center in Charleston, South Carolina
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Summer 2019
Clemson University – Clemson, SC
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Forensic Anthropology Case – Oconee County Coroner’s Office
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Assisted with cleaning of skeletal remains
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Photographed skeletal remains for documentation