Ian Beggen

Archaeological
South America and Andes Mountains: High-altitude hunter-gatherer archaeology, lithic analysis, bioarchaeology, human-environment interaction

Matthew Brown

Archaeological
Peru and Andes: Provenience Studies; Complex Societies; Emergent Inequality; Social Change; Household Archaeology; Interregtional Interaction

Brett Meyer

Archaeological
North America and Mesoamerica: Complex Societies, Zooarchaeology, Social Organization, Social Change, Political Organization, Emergence of Complexity

Julian Schultz

Archaeological
Balkans, Romania, Antolia, Black Sea, Mediterranean, Eastern Europe, Near East: Pastoralsm; Zooarchaeology; Increases in Social Complexity; Neolithic, Bronze Age, Iron Age; Foodways; Domestication

Joseph Wardle

Archaeological
South America: Patagonia; North America; Great Basin and Pacific Northwest: Hunter-Gatherers, Human Behavioral Ecology, optimality models, prehistoric fishing strategies, lithic analysis, and stable isotope analysis

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Isabel Hermsmeyer

Biological
The west and Asia [China and Taiwan]: Human diet and health from both evolutionary and lifespan biocultural developmental perspectives

Jordan Lucore

Biological
Madagascar, Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia, and Africa; Borneo, Southeast Asia: Non-human primate behavior, ecology, and physiology: human wildlife conflict, field work, conservation biology; methods in conservation science; tropical ecology; non-human primate reproductive ecology; non-human primate social behavior; non-human primate social cognition; evolutionary theory

Emily Orlikoff

Biological
Africa and Eurasia: Paleoanthropology, Human Paleobiology, Functional Morphology, Human Behavioral Ecology, Hominin Phylogeny, Zooarchaeology, Human Biomechanics, Primate Evolution, Prehistory, Cognitive Evolution, and Language Origins

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Anne Birkeland

Linguistic
Western and Central Europe, specifically France; Former European colonies such as South Africa, Tanzania, and Senegal; Indigenous communities in Latin America including Peru, Brazil, Guatemala, and Bolivia: Immigrant and minority communities; Intersection between language, identity, and power; language ideology; social hierarchies and social inequality; linguistic discrimination; transnationalism and globalization; language and politics; immigrants and linguistic minorities

Adeli Block

Linguistic
Middle East and North Africa: Language ideologies, language change and variation, language policy, social inequality and authority, indigenous and minority languages, multilingualism

Ashley McDermott

Linguistic
Post-Soviet Central Asia [Kyrgyzstan]: Language Socialization and Language Shift

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Paula Batista

Sociocultural
Latin America and United States: Feminist theory and politics; lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender studies; race, gender and inequality; science and biotechnology; feminist ethnography; ethnographic memoir; visual anthropology; Latinas; cyberspace; sex work

Azar Kafaei

Sociocultural
Middle East and U.S.A: Visual anthropology, ethnography, and documentary filmmaking; race and displacement, citizenship and non-citizens, technologies of exclusion; the making of camps, ghettos, and prisons

Leela Riesz

Sociocultural
Spain and Europe: Black Consciousness: consciousness building; knowledge-production; dimensions of racial consciousness; Black Activism/Social Movements/Activist Identities; Sites of Activism: photo exhibits; public forums; performances; social media/online Content

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Colin Garon

AnthroHistory
China: Medicine - 20th Century to present

Anisha Padma

AnthroHistory
South Asia: Race/Ethnicity, Intellectual

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Irene Routte

Social Work
Caribbean, Latin America, United States, Central, and East Africa: Concepts of home, diaspora, displacement, immigration and race in relation to environment, landscape and place studies; engaged anthropology and its interdisciplinary use in social work.

Lukas Vrbka

Social Work
Political economy, labor, and livelihood practices; subject formation and ethical self fashioning; complexity, scale, and environment; social theory and the anthropology of the state.