Brief Description of Education & Experience
I have a strong background in anthropology and cultural heritage management and extensive experience in archaeological fieldwork, laboratory analysis, and research. I am currently pursuing a Master of Science in Cultural Heritage and Resources Management at Sonoma State University, where my work integrates scholarly depth with hands-on experience.
Experience Highlights:
- Participated in extensive fieldwork, including pedestrian surveys and site documentation for archaeological resource management projects in California.
- Held a junior supervisory role on an international archaeological excavation, mentored students, and led techniques such as soil flotation and site mapping.
- Engaged in collaborative research internships at UC Berkeley, where I digitized and analyzed ceramics, cleaned faunal remains, and identified and sorted archaeobotanical remains.
- Proficient in GIS, artifact cataloging, stratigraphy, and archaeological mitigation, firmly committed to high reporting and data management standards.
Awards and Fellowships:
- Recipient of the Anthropology Scholarship from Sonoma State University, awarded $200.
- Named a Haas Scholar with a $10,000 research stipend.
- Awarded the Bert and Sally de Vries Fellowship from the American Center of Research in Jordan (ACOR), receiving a $1,500 research stipend.
- Recognized as a President Scholar at Contra Costa College.
- Received the Anthropology Scholarship at Contra Costa College, awarded $1,000.
My academic and professional journey reflects a deep passion for mortuary archaeology, bioarchaeology, and the archaeology of childhood, among other specialties. I strive to contribute meaningfully to the field through innovative research and community-driven practices.
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