Anna-Marie David
Grad Student, M.A.S.A President
Contact
- Office
- Social Sciences 219
- Phone
- 215-421-4997
- ad154151@umconnect.umt.edu
- Office Hours
On main campus Mondays, and Fridays. Office Hours are variable with time spent in SS238 and SS219. So please email for appointments.
Personal Summary
I am currently a PhD student within the Anthropology Department working under Dr. Meradeth Snow. My current research focuses on age estimations using epigenetic marker identification techniques on human skeletal tissues for forensic applications. Previously, I finished my B.A in Criminal Justice at the University of Texas at San Antonio with research focusing on criminalistic behavior patterns of serial and mass murderers, and gang violence within circular cities. During this time I also had educational focuses on the Forensic Sciences and Anthropology, where I completed an internship under the Medicolegal Death Investigations Unit of the Bexar County Medical Examiner's Office and work at the UTSA Arch Lab working with lithic assemblages collected at various sites across South America. I then attained my Anthropology M.A at The 老虎机攻略 working on identifying ancestral morphometric variation in the infraorbital foramen and the maxiofacial regions before finally settling into the specialty of Molecular Anthropology for my doctoral project.
I currently hold the positions of President of the Montana Anthropology Student Association (M.A.S.A) and Vice President of Lambda Alpha Honors Society, which are recognized student groups here at 老虎机攻略, where I work on introducing students and the community to the subfields of Anthropology. The focus of these clubs being; outreach, professional and educational development, and hands-on intruction of anthropological technique, theory, and practice.
Education
Anthropology M.A
Criminal Justice B.A
Research Interests
Forensic Anthropology, Bioarcheology, Molecular Anthropology
Field of Study
Forensic Anthropology, Biological Anthropology, Molecular Anthropology
Selected Publications