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CURRICULUM VITAE

Maria A. Rosado

106 Emily’s Lane

Mullica Hill, NJ 08062

856-419-2656

PERSONAL

Born: Santiago, Chile. USA Citizen.

EDUCATION

May 1981- BA Microbiology, Rutgers College, Rutgers The State University of New

Jersey.

May 1990- MA Anthropology, Rutgers The State University of New Jersey.

Oct. 1994- Ph.D. Anthropology, Rutgers the State University of New Jersey.

WORK EXPERIENCE

1993 Instructor in Anthropology, Geography and Anthropology Department, Rowan

College

1995 Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Geography and Anthropology, Rowan

College

2000 Associate Professor of Anthropology, Geography and Anthropology, Rowan

University

2005 Professor of Anthropology, Geography and Anthropology, Rowan University

2011 Professor of Anthropology, Sociology and Anthropology, Rowan University

HONORS, SCHOLARSHIPS, GRANTS, AWARDS, AND CERTIFICATES

1993- National Hispanic Scholarship Fund recipient.

Student Award, Hannah Institute for the History of Medicine. Paper

presentation, Twentieth Annual Meeting of the Paleopathology Association,

Toronto,Canada.

1994- Honorary Member of the American Association for the Advancement of

Science, April.

1996- Rowan College Probationary Assistant Grant recipient, May Rowan College

Foundation Professional Development Fund recipient, December

1997- Nominated by alumni to appear in the "Wall of Fame Plaque" at the Faculty

Center for

Excellence in Teaching and Learning, May 13

1999- Certificate of recognition for outstanding, scholarly contributions to Rowan

University. Scholar's Reception, Rowan University's 4th Annual Professional

Conference, May 12

2000- Named in the 6th Edition of Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers

2001 Rowan SBR Grant to conduct a biorchaeological investigation of the site Punta

De Piedra, IV Region, Chile.

The Wall of Fame, honored for excellence in teaching.

2002 Rowan SBR Grant to conduct a zooarchaeological analysis of the site

Guanaqueros and to excavate the archaeological site El Marai, IV Region,

Chile.

2003 Bildner Fellow Recipient

Professional Development Schools Institute, Certificate of Participation.

2006 Commendation letter, Investigation Police of Chile, Prefect Inspector:

acknowledges contributions in forensic anthropology knowledge presented in

professional workshops to the investigation police of Chile’s IV Region.

2009 Lindback Award Recipient for Demonstrated Excellence in Teaching.

APPOINTMENTS

2011- present, Coordinator for the Anthropology Minor.

2009-2011, Chairperson of Geography and Anthropology Department.

2006- 2007, Coordinator of the Bachelor of Arts Environmental Studies Program.

1991- present, appointed Adjunct Investigator for Physical Anthropology, Museo

Arqueologico de La Serena, Chile.

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Member of the: American research Center for Egypt (ARCE), Paleopathology

Association, New Jersey Academy of Science, Archaeological Society of New Jersey,

Dental Anthropology Association, and Pre-Columbian Society of Washington, D.C..

RESEARCH PROJECTS- INVESTIGATIONS Field Season May- August 1988

"Health status of a prehistoric population from Rio Verde, Oaxaca, Mexico": Rio Verde

Formative Project, Directed by Marcus Winter of the Instituto Nacional de Antropologia

e Historia, Mexico, and Arthur Joyce of Rutgers University.

- Conducted and Supervised controlled excavations at the coastal site of Cerro de la

Cruz, Oaxaca. Analysis of skeletal material performed at the Instituto Nacional de

Antropologia e Historia, Oaxaca. Research funded by Sigma Xi and Explorers Club.

Field Season Dec. 1988- February 1989

Conducted preliminary osteological investigation on a prehistoric population.

Investigation conducted in a joint effort with the Museo Arqueologico of La Serena,

Chile. This analysis is the first phase of the project "Health and Diet of Two Prehistoric

Populations from Chile's Semiarid North".

Field Season July 1989- May 1991

Phases II, III, and IV of Project: "Health and Diet of Two Prehistoric Populations from

Chile's Semiarid North".

Participated in excavations of a Diaguita-Inca cemetery (approx. 500 BP) at El Olivar,

La Serena, Chile. Excavations directed by Gonzalo Ampuero, Director of the Museo

Arqueologico. Paleopathological analyses on Diaguita skeletal material. Research partly

supported by the National Hispanic Scholarship Fund and Rutgers University Travel

Grant.

Participated in excavation of Diaguita Classical site (approx. 1000 BP) at San Miguel,

Ovalle Limari, Chile. Excavation directed by Gaston Castillo and Marcos Biskupovic,

archaeologists at Museo Arqueologico. Excavation funded by Sigma Xi.

Phase IV of project was conducted from September 1990 to May 19991 at the Museo

Arqueologico, La Serena, Chile. In this time a minimum of eighty skeletons of persons

representing the Diaguita cultural period (500 BP-800 BP) and a minimum of 100

skeletons of persons representing the Archaic period ( approx. 4000 BP) were analyzed in

terms of age, sex, non-metric genetic markers, and pathologies. Also, measurements and

X-rays were taken. Investigation funded by Explorers' Club and National Hispanic

Scholarship Fund.

Field season, July- August of 1996.

Continuation of research titled "Health, Diet, and Trace Element Analysis of Two

Prehistoric Populations from Chile's Semiarid North." Began preliminary

paleopathological analysis of thirty human skeletons of the Late Archaic period site

Guanaqueros (ca. 2000 years BP). Participated in the excavation of the Early Archaic

period settlement La Fundicion (ca. 7000 years BP) at El Durazno, Valle Elqui, Chile.

Excavation directed by Gaston Castillo archaeologist of the Museo Arqueologico of La

Serena.

Field season, June-August 1997.

At the Museo arqueologico of La Serena, La Serena, Chile continuation of research

titled "Health, Diet, and Trace Element Analysis of Two Prehistoric Populations from

Chile's Semiarid North." Begin demographic analysis and continue with

paleopathological analysis of thirty human skeletons of the Late Archaic period site

Guanaqueros (ca. 2000 years BP).

At the Museo Del Limari, Ovalle, Chile: began sex and age determination of twenty

skeletons of the Diaguita-Inca Period (ca. AD 1450). This is the first phase of the new

project titled "The Archaeology of Gender of Diaguita II and Diaguita-Inca Populations."

Archaeological survey of Diaguita-Inca Site at Estadio Municipal, Ovalle Chile.

Excavation of this site programmed for August of 2000

Field season July-August 1999

Began preliminary tombstone analysis of the Cohansey Old Baptist Cemetery in

Hopewell, New Jersey. This is the first phase of the new project titled "Archaeology of

the Old Baptist Cemetery: typology, genealogy, and preservation."

Field season, June-July 2000, with Heather Schiffer, Rowan University Geography

Major:


titled "Health, and Diet of Two Prehistoric Populations from Chile's Semiarid North."

Began preliminary demographic analysis of skeletal remains excavated from

archaeological site Puclaro, IV Region, Chile.

At the Museo Del Limari, Ovalle, Chile: sex and age determination of twenty skeletons

of the Diaguita-Inca Period (ca. AD 1450). This analysis also begins the first phase of

the new studyt titled "The Archaeology of Gender of Diaguita II and Diaguita-Inca

Populations."

Archaeological survey of Diaguita-Inca Site at Puclaro, Elqui Valley, excavation

programmed for July 20001.

Field season, June-July 2001, with Heather Schiffer and Stacey Lodge, Rowan University

Geography Majors.


titled "Health, and Diet of Two Prehistoric Populations from Chile's Semiarid North."

Began preliminary demographic and paleopathology analysis of skeletal remains

excavated from archaeological site Puclaro, IV Region, Chile. Conservation protocols

applied to archaeological sites Puclaro, Punta de Piedra, and La Herradura.

July 3- August 7, 2001, conducted conservation and paleopathology (dental and skeletal)

research, at the Museo Arqueologico of La Serena, Chile, on archaeological skeletal

remains of the Diaguita culture Phase III (ca. 500 years ago) of Chile’s semiarid north,

site Punta de Piedra. Two Rowan alumna and Geography majors, Heather Schiffer and

Stacey Lodge, accompanied M. Rosado in July of 2001 to Chile and participated for a

month in the conservation research at the museum.

Begun paleopathology analyses of skeletal remains of Archaic period peoples of the site

Guanaqueros and La Cantera (ca. 3000 years ago), Chile’s semiarid north.

March 2002, completed the first phase of gravestone descriptive typology analysis of the

historic Cohansey Baptist Cemetery, Sheppard’s Mill, Lower Hopewell, Cumberland

County. Co-investigators in this research are: Sharon Mollick, Planner and Geographer,

Cumberland County Planning Office and Kristy Lewis, Historian, Rowan University.

October, 2002 invited by the Mount Zion African Methodist Episcopal Church,

Woolwich Township and the Historical and Educational Lodge-Hall Preservatory, Inc.to

conduct descriptive typology gravestone analyses of the historic Mount Zion African

Methodist Episcopal Cemetery, Woolwich Township, Gloucester County. Co-

investigators in this research are Elaine Edwards, Historian of the Historical and

Educational Lodge-Hall Preservatory, Inc. and Kristy Lewis, Rowan University Junior

and History major.

July 6-19, 2002 excavated the site of Punta De Piedra, a Diaguita phase III period,

Chiles’ IV Region. One Rowan alumna and Geography major, Heather Schiffer; and

three Rowan undergraduates, Kristie Lewis, Amber Peterson, and Kate Divaccaro

participated in the excavation.

July 20- August 5, 2002, conducted conservation and paleopathology (dental and

skeletal) research, at the Museo Arqueologico of La Serena, Chile, on archaeological

skeletal remains of the Archaic Period culture of Guanaqueros (ca. 3000 years ago) of

Chile’s semiarid north, site Conchal las Cabinas. One Rowan alumna and Geography

major, Heather Schiffer; and three Rowan undergraduates, Kristie Lewis, Amber

Peterson, and Kate Divaccaro accompanied M. Rosado in July of 2002 to Chile and

participated for a month in the conservation research at the museum.

July.

June 7-July 11, 2004, completed a demographic, anthropometric, and osteological

analysis on human skeletal remains representing the Archaic period of the site

Guanaqueros. Conducted a zooarchaeological anlysis to identify marine animals

uncovered at the Archaic period site Guanaqueros to infer human diet. Excavated the

rockshellter known as Casa De Piedra at the site El Marai, Molle Culture, Andes of the

IV Region. Amber Peterson, Lori Gilliam, and Stephanie Blough, Rowan University

students, accompanied M. Rosado to Chile and participated for five weeks in these

endeavors and in the conservation research at the Museo de La Serena, la Serena, Chile.

July 7-August 5, 2005, completed a demographic, anthropometric, and osteological

analysis on human skeletal remains representing the Diaguita period of the site La

Serena. Explored, surveyed, and mapped the site known as Lo Morros, Molle Culture,

Andes of the IV Region. Elizabeth Rodriguez, Jessica Levin, and Jessica Mullen, Rowan

University students, accompanied M. Rosado to Chile and participated for five weeks in

these endeavors and in the conservation research at the Museo de La Serena, la Serena,

Chile.

July 4-August 2, 2006. Accomplished at the Museo Arqueologico de La Serena, La

Serena, Chile the analysis on Intentional Cranial Alteration (ICA)in Diaguita skeletal

samples (dated to 600 years before present) of Chile’s semiarid north. The analysis was

accomplished via visual identification of ICA type,detection of ICA through

measurements of specific cranial bones affected; and comparison of measurements in

individuals with and without ICA, by sex and archaeological site.

Rowan University students Craig Graham, Kim Cuccia, Keisha Pierre-Louis, Adam

Capel, and Chris Barton participated in the analysis and collection of data on ICA.

conducted conservation and paleopathology (dental and skeletal) research on human

remains representing the archaeological sites of Penuleas.

May 27- June 23, 2007. Accomplished at the Museo Arqueologico de La Serena, La

Serena, Chile the analysis on Intentional Cranial Alteration (ICA) in Diaguita skeletal

samples (dated to 600 years before present) of Chile’s semiarid north. The analysis was

accomplished via visual identification of ICA type, detection of ICA through

measurements of specific cranial bones affected; and comparison of measurements in

individuals with and without ICA conducted. Completed a skeletal registry that identifies

the minimum number of individuals excavated per site and time period, and conducted

conservation and paleopathology (dental and skeletal) research on human remains

representing the archaeological sites of Punta De Choro and Andacollo. Collected bone

samples of human and animal skeletons for: (1) chemical analysis to reconstruct

nutritional status via the identification of trace elements, and (2) microscopic analysis of

first level histologic structures for forensic identification of human vs. animal trabecula.

Dec. 27, 2008- Jan. 17, 2009. Accomplished at the Museo Arqueologico de La Serena, La

Serena, Chile the analysis on trauma of Diaguita skeletal samples (dated to 600 years

before present) excavated from the site Penuelas- CONAF, of Chile’s semiarid north. The

analysis was accomplished via visual identification of trauma type, descriptipn and

measurements of trauma type, and determination of bones affected. Completed a

skeletal registry that identifies the minimum number of individuals excavated at the

CONAF site and time period, and conducted paleopathology (dental and skeletal)

analysis. Collected bone samples of human and animal skeletons for chemical analysis to

reconstruct nutritional status via the identification of trace elements.

June 2012 and August 2013. With Rowan students . Turner, M. Pollinger, R. keating, T.

Turmell Chelsea Cordle, Derek Davies, and Alessandra Ursino Accomplished at the

Museo Arqueologico de La Serena, La Serena, Chile the dental analysis of skeletal

samples (dated to 3000 years before present) excavated from the site Penuelas- CONAF,

of Chile’s semiarid north. The analysis was accomplished via visual identification of

pathology determination of teeth affected.

May 2014, at Rowan University accomplished the forensic anthropological analysis of

three Native American crania as per request of Ms. Patt Martinelli, Director of the

Vineland Historical Museum, Vineland, NJ.

August 2014. With two Rowan students, John Hewell and Haley Moore, accomplished at

the Museo Arqueologico de La Serena, La Serena, Chile the conservation and

paleopathology of skeletal samples (dated to 3000 years before present) excavated from

the sites La Serena, of Chile’s semiarid north. The analysis was accomplished via visual

identification of bone pathology determination of age and sex.

January 2015. With Dr. Jane Hill Accomplished at the Dig House/Research Complex of

the University of Pennsylvania at Abydos, Egypt the forensic anthropological analysis

on human skeletal remains of the royal tombs of Abydos (dated to 3600 years ago).

SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES

PUBLISHED ARTICLES AND ARTICLES IN PROGRESS Rosado, M.A. (1990). Research Report to the Museo Arqueologico Archives, La Serena,

Chile:"Preliminary results on health of Diaguita and Archaic period populations."

Rosado, M.A. and J. Madariaga (1996). "Situacion de Salud Bucal de Dos Poblaciones

Prehistoricas del Norte Semiarido de Chile". Boletin 19 del Museo Arqueologico de La

Serena, pp. 112-122.

Rosado, M.A. (1998) "Dental Health and Diet of Two Prehistoric Populations from

Chile's Semiarid North." Dental Anthropology: a Publication of the Dental

Anthropological Association. November 1998, pp. 2-8.

Kalmanoviecki, L., A. lobo, P. Mosto and M. Rosado (1999). Lack of Hispanics in the

Sciences. Enfoque, pp.3-5.

Mosto, P. and M. Rosado. A Workshop on the Learning Mountains: a series of personal

reflections on the AAHE Summer Institute, 1999. Snowmass, Colorado. Reflection One.

The Comunique Vol 4(2): 1-2.

Rosado, M.A. (2002) “Case Studies at the Museo de La Serena, Chile: Forensic

Anthropology Report,” Boletin del Museo de La Serena, August 2002.

Mosto, P. and M. Rosado (2004) “Effectiveness of an Honors Course Specifically

Designed for Freshman,” Proceedings of The 2005 Hawaii International Conference-On

arts and Humanities.

Rosado, M; Lewis, K., and S. Mollick (2004).“The Archaeology of the Cohansey Baptist

Cemetery,” The Cumberland Patriot, Newsletter of the Cumberland County Historical

Society. Spring, Vol. 36, No. 1.

Rosado, M. and Vernaccio J. (2006). "Paleopathology and osteobiography of the people

of Peñuelas, Chile’s semiarid north". Memorias do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz, Rio de

Janeiro, Vol. 101(Suppl. II):1, 2006.

Rosado, M.A.; and Mollick, S. and Lewis, K (2006). The Historical Archaeology of the

Cohansey Baptist Cemetery; resurrecting the dead without disturbing the burial grounds.

The Bulletin of the Archaeological Association of New Jersey, Number 61, pp. 50-58

Rosado, M.A and P. Mosto (2007). Effectiveness of an Interdisciplinary Course

Designed for Freshman. Practicing Anthropology, Issue 29, No.3, 2007

Rosado, M.A. and M. Urizar (2014). El Olivar: aspect Socio-Conductual y Condiciones

de Salud a Traves del registro Oseo. XIX Congreso Nacional deArqueologia Chilena,

Volumen 1.

Predynastic Egyptian Mummification Practices: The view from the University of

Pennsylvania Museum (coauthored with Maria Rosado) Proceedings of Egypt at

Its Origins: The Fifth International Colloquium on Predynastic and Early Dynastic

Egypt. Cairo, April 13-18, 2014. Beatrix Midant-Reynes and Yann Tristant (eds.).

Work In Progress

"Intentional Cranial Deformation in Diaguita populations of Chile’s Semiarid North”

“Microscopic comparative analysis of human and non-human trabecular bone structure

for the purposes of forensic, bioarchaeological, and paleopathological identification.”

PRESENTATION OF RESEARCH PAPERS AND PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS

ATTENDED

April 21, 1989- Paper presented to the Minority Advancement Program at the annual

Sounds of Science meeting,"Health and Diet of a Prehistoric Population: theDiaguitas of

Northern Chile."

May 3, 1991- Paper presented at the Monthly Dentists'Convention of La Serena, La

Serena, Chile, "Our Regional Ancestors: preliminary results of investigation

Health and Diet of Two Prehistoric Populations from Chile's Semiarid North."

May 18, 1991- Paper presented at the Museo de la Universidad Nacional de San Juan,

Argentina. Sesion Mesa Redonda, "Salud y Dieta de Poblaciones Prehistoricas del Norte

Semiarido de Chile."

April 4 and 11, 1992- Paper: "Oral Pathologies of Two Prehistoric Populations from

Chile's Semiarid North." Presented at the Sixty-First Annual Meeting of the

American Association of Physical Anthropologists, Las Vegas, Nevada and at the

Thirty-Seventh Annual Meeting of the New Jersey Academy of Science, Trenton,

New Jersey.

October 7, 1992- Paper: " Dieta y Salud de dos Poblaciones Prehispanicas del Norte

Semiarido de Chile". Presented at the Quinto Centenario del Descubrimiento de

America, Universidad de La Serena, La Serena, Chile.

April 14 and 17, 1993- Paper: "Health and Diet of Two Prehistoric Populations from

Chile's Semiarid North". Presented at the Sixty-second Annual Meeting of the

American association of Physical Anthropologists and the Twentieth Annual

Meeting of the Paleopathology Association, Toronto, Canada.

May 8, 1993- Paper: "Health and Diet of two Prehistoric Populations from Chile's

Semiarid North". Presented at the Thirty-Eighth Annual Meeting of the New

Jersey Academy of Science, Trenton, New Jersey.

November 22, 1993- Presentation for Hispanic Heredity Month on "Scholarships in

Higher Education", sponsored by Hispanic Students United of Rowan College, New

Jersey.

August 2, 1993- Paper: "Health and Diet of two Prehistoric Populations from Chile's

Semiarid North." Presented at the13th International Congress of Anthropological

and Ethnological Sciences, Mexico City, Mexico.

October 16, 1993- Attended "The Dawn of Humanity" symposia at the University

Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Philadelphia.

January 25, 1994- Participated in the program "Multicultural Storytelling" of Alpha Kapa

Alpha Sorority, Rowan College, New Jersey.

April 4,1994- Presentation on "Writing a Resume" and "Scholarships in Higher

Education" for Lambda Theta Alpha Sorority of Rowan College, New Jersey.

April 9 and 10, 1994- Attended the 12th Annual Maya Weekend at the University

Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology, Philadelphia.

April 30, 1994- Paper "Trace Element Analysis of Two Prehistoric Populations from

Chile's semiarid North" presented at the 39th Annual Meeting of the New Jersey

Academy of Sciences, Monmouth College, New Jersey.

June 2-6, 1994- Participated in the New Jersey Project's Residential Summer Institute

which integrated Scholarship on Gender, Race, and Ethnicity at Rutgers

University, New Brunswick.

March 22, 1995- Participated in the panel "Women in Science" during Women's History

Month, Rowan College.

March 28-29, 1995- Paper "Trace Element Analysis of Two prehistoric Populations from

Chile's Semiarid North" presented at the 22nd Annual Paleopathology Association

meeting, Oakland, California.

April 8 -9, 1995- Attended the 13th Annual Maya Weekend at the University Museum of

Archaeology and Anthropology, Philadelphia.

July 8, 1995- Completed the one-day workshop entitled "Teaching at the College

Level" at Rutgers University, New Brunswick.

November 8, 1995- Panelist in Leadership Development Series organized by Julie A.

Peterson, Office of Student Life and Development:" Latino American Women: Point the

Way to New Leadership."

November 9, 1995- Attended and participated as a panelist in the Mac Fellows Day

Program of the Minority Academic Career (MAC), Seton Hall University.

November 18, 1995- Attended the workshop entitled "Archaeology and Interdisciplinary

study: a workshop for teachers"at the University Museum of Archaeology and

Anthropology, Philadelphia.

December 5, 1995- Organized with Lambda Theta Alpha and participated in the

workshop entitled "Public Speaking."

February 24, 1996- November 9, 1995- Attended and participated as a panelist in the

Mac Undergraduate Fellows Day Program of the Minority Academic Career (MAC),

Seton Hall University.

April 9, 1996- Paper "Health and Diet of Two Prehistoric Populations from Chile's

Semiarid North" presented at the 23rd Annual Paleopathology Association Meeting,

Durham, North Carolina.

April 17,1996- Lecture titled "American Indian Land Ethics" presented during professor

P. Mosto's class Special Topics in Biology: Environmental Ethics, Biology Department,

Rowan College.

April 30, 1996- Participated as panelist and discussant in the session Exploring

Educational Futures of Rowan College's International Symposium.

May 11, 1996- Paper "Paleopathological and Trace Element Analysis of Two

Prehistoric Populations from chile's Semiarid North" presented at the New

Jersey Academy of Science, 41st Annual Meeting, Seton Hall University,

South Orange, New Jersey.

October 17, 1996- Lecture titled "The Population of Spanish America" presented during

professor E. Pujal's class Spanish American Civilization and Culture, Language

Department, Rowan College.

November 1, 1996- Attended the 10th Anniversary Conference of the New Jersey

Project.

November 6, 1996- Paper "Archaeology in Northern Chile" presented at the Brown Bag

Series of the Office of Multicultural Affairs and International Studies Concentration,

Rowan College.

December 7, 1996- Attended the workshop entitled "Archaeology and Interdisciplinary

Study: a workshop for teachers" at the University Museum of Archaeology and

Anthropology, Philadelphia.

March 1, 1997- Attended the seminar titled "An American Imperative: Accelerating

Minority Educational Advancement." Seton hall University, MAC Program.

May 13, 1997- Paper titled "Health and Diet of Two Prehistorc Populations from Chile's

Semiarid North" presented at Rowan University's Second Annual Professional

Conference: Celebrating Accomplishments, Rowan University, Glassboro, New Jersey.

October 24, 1997- Attended the Fall Conference of the New Jersey Project titled "

Living Our Lives in Colors: Seeing White," Rutgers University, Newark.

November 4, 1997- Participated as discussant in the program "Latinos in Education"

sponsored by Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,

Rowan University, Glassboro, New Jersey.

November 6-9, 1997- Attended the Eastern states Archaeological Federation

Conference, ount Laurel, New Jersey.

November 18, 1997- Co-moderator in the discussion of the film "Home is Struggle" for

the Women's Studies Film Series

January 30, 1998-Participated as discussant in the session "The Concept of Race:

confronting the nature of human diversity and its meaning" sponsored by the Faculty

Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, Rowan University, Glassboro, N.J.

March 27, 1998- Paper "Paleopathological Studies of Chilean Prehistoric Populations"

presented at the conference A Wealth of Resources in New Jersey: Showcasing Research

sponsored by the New Jersey Research Consortium, Kean University, Union, N.J.

October 24, 1998- Attended the University of Pennsylvania's Graduate Symposium on

"Culture Change in The Ancient World."

November 20, 1998- Participated as discussant in the Faculty Round Table Discussion

of EOF's 30th Anniversary Symposium, Rowan University

March 1, 1999- Attended the Alana Conference of the New Jersey Project titled

"Negotiating the In Between Space: Third World Women in American Higher Education

May 12, 1999- Facilitator for the University Sponsored Research and Creative Activity

Presentations (session 6), Rowan University's 4th Annual professional Conference,

May 12, 1999- Presented with P. Mosto, L. Kalmanowiecki, and A. Lobo the paper

"Hispanics: a Missing Group in the Sciences" at Rowan University's 4th Annual

Professional Conference, May 12

May 19, 1999- Participated in the workshop "Developing On-Line Courses"

February 12, 26- 1999 Participated in the "Scholarship of Teaching: starting the

conversations", a program service of the Faculty Center for Excellence in Teaching and

Learning

March 5, 26 1999-Participated in the "Scholarship of Teaching: starting the

conversations", a program service of the Faculty Center for Excellence in Teaching and

Learning

March 20-23, 1999- Attended the American Association For Higher Education (AAHE)

Conference titled "Organizing for Learning: Constant Value, Comparative Contexts"

April 9, 23 1999-Participated in the "Scholarship of Teaching: starting the

conversations," a program service of the Faculty Center for Excellence in Teaching and

Learning.

October 23-24, 1999- Presented the paper titled "Skeletal Paleopathology in Chile's

Semiarid North: patterns and preservation" at the 18th Annual Conference on Andean

Archaeology and Ethnobotany, University of Massachusetts, Amhers

July 17, 2001- Presented to the general public the lecture “Human evolution and Native

American origins “ at the Museo Arqueologico of La Serena, Chile.

Nov. 3-4, 2001- Presented with Heather Schiffer and Stacey Lodge the paper titled “

“Conservation and Paleopathology of Diaguita Skeletal Remains of Chile’s Semiarid

North” at the 20th Annual Northeast Conference on Andean Archaeology and

Ethnohistory, University of Western Ontario, London, Ontario, Canada.

November 14, 2001 attended the Lecture on “American Indians in South Jersey, EIRC,

Washington Township, New Jersey.

April 4, 2002 attended the Professional development School (PDS) Network, Rowan

University.

April 9-10, 2002- Presented “Conservation and Paleopathology of Diaguita skeletal

remains of Chile’s semiarid north” at the 29th Annual North American Meeting of the

Paleopathology Association, April 9 and 10, Buffalo, New York.

May 23, 2002 attended the “Faculty Development Day”at Rider University

April 14-17, 2003- Presented “The peoples of Guanaqueros: conservation and

paleopathology” at the 30th Annual North American Meeting of the Paleopathology

Association, April 17, Tempe Arizona.

June 4, 2003 attended the Professional development School (PDS) Network, Holiday Inn

Select, Bridgeport, New Jersey.

October 25, 2003 attended the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Rutgers University

Graduate School, Graduate Anthropology Program, new Brunswick, New Jersey.

October 29, 2003, presented with K. Lewis S. Mollick “The Historical Archaeology of

the Cohansey Baptist Cemetery” at the Annual meeting of the Stafford Historical Society,

Manahawkin, New Jersey.

November 18, 2003 attended the 42nd Annual Eastern Analytical Symposium and

Exposition, Somerset, New Jersey.

March 18, 2004 Presented with S. Mollick and K. Lewis the paper titled “Mapping the

Dead Through GIS: the Geography of the Cohansey Baptist Cemetery” at the Annual

IRISSA-GIS Conference, Rutgers University, Busch Campus Student Center,

Piscataway, New Jersey.

April 4, 2004 presented with P. Mosto the paper titled “Effectiveness of a Human

Ecology: An Evolutionary Approach Course Specifically Designed for Honors

Freshman” at the Annual Meeting of the AAHE Conference, San Diego, California.

May 19, 2004, Professional development School (PDS) Network, Holiday Inn Select,

Bridgeport, New Jersey.

May 21-23, 2004 Teaching Professor Conference, Hilton Philadelphia/Cherry Hill.

April 23, 2004, New Jersey: The Early Years, Masonic Temple A, Trenton, New Jersey.

Workshop oh historical monuments conservation

January 13-16, 2005 presented with P. Mosto the paper titled “Effectiveness of an Honors

Course Specifically Designed for Freshman” at the 2nd Hawaii International Conference-

On arts and Humanitie, Waikiki Sheraton, Honolulu, Hawaii.

January 13-16, 2005 presented with A. Peterson and L. Gillaim the paper titled

“Paleopathology and Osteobiograhy of the Archaic Period Peoples of Guanaqueros” at

the The 2nd Hawaii International Conference-On arts and Humanitie, Waikiki Sheraton,

Honolulu, Hawaii.

March 7-8, 2006- Presented “Paleopathology and Osteobiography of the peoples of

Penuelas, Chile’s Semiarid North” at the 33rd Annual North American Meeting of the

Paleopathology Association, March 8, Anchorage Alaska.

March 27-28, 2007- Presented “Macroscopic and Microscopic Analysis of Calcined

Bone, Early Archaic, Site 8-CU-79, Cumberland County, New Jersey” at the 34rd Annual

North American Meeting of the Paleopathology Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

March 27-28, 2007- Presented “The Practice of Artificial Cranial Deformation in

Diaguita Populations of Chile’s Semiarid North” at the 34th Annual North American

Meeting of the Paleopathology Association, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

August 25-27, 2008. Presented “Microscopic comparative analysis of human and non-

human trabecular bone structure for the purposes of forensic, bioarchaeological, and

paleopathological identification” at the 17th European Meeting of the Paleopathology

Association, Copenhagen, Denmark,

July 22, 2009 on-line webinar on The Keys to a Culture of Assessment: Values and

Respect. Presentation by Linda Suskie, Middle States office .

April1 27 – 29, 2012, presented “Dead Men Do Tell Tales: Forensic anthropology of one

of Penn Museum’s oldest mummies, at the American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE)

Annual Meeting, Providence, RI.

April 14, 2014, presented ”Mummification practices in Predynastic Egypt. A view from

the Penn Museum Collections”. Fifth international conference of Predynastic and Early

Dynastic Studies, Institut français d’Archéologie Orientale (IFAO), Cairo, Egypt.

April 25, 2015 presented ”The Death of King Senebkay: Forensic Anthropological

examination of a Violent End” at the 66th Annual Meeting of the American research

Center in Egypt, Double Tree Convention Center, Houston Texas.

August 23rd – 30th, 2015 presented “The Abydos Dynasty: a paleopathological

examination of human remains from the SIP royal cemetery” at the ICE XI International

Congress of Egyptologists XI Florence (Italy).

JOURNAL REVIEW

2009 Reviewer for International Journal of Osteoarchaeology.

2014 Reviewer for the Marsden Fund, title of research proposal: Transitions in

Prehistory: Subsistence and health change in northern Chile

STUDENT PRESENTATIONS- STEM SYMPOSIUM AND SIGMA XI

April 25, 2003. The Archaeology of Chile’s Semiarid North: excavation and conservation

of Valley and Littoral Prehistoric Cultures.” Sixth Annual STEM Symposium, Rowan

University. Presented by Heather Schiffer, Kristie Lewis,Amber Peterson, and Kate

Divaccaro.

April 23, 2004, Forensic Anhropology Workshop: learning the techniques of the

discipline, Seventh Annual STEM Symposium, Rowan University. Presented by Amber

Peterson, Sarah Martin, Jessica Vernacchio.

April 21, 2006. Paleopathology and Osteobiography of the Peoples of Penuelas, Chile’s

semiarid north, Ninth Annual STEM Symposium, Rowan University. Presented by

Jessica Vernacchio.

April 20, 2007. “Microscopic analysis of Calcined human and non-human trabecular

bone structure of the Archaic Site CU-28, Cumberland County”. Tenth Annual STEM

Symposium, Rowan University. Presented by Lynn Goodfellow, Kim Cuccia, and Adam

Capel

April 18, 2008:

a. “Microscopic comparative analysis of human and non-human trabecular bone

structure for the purposes of forensic, bioarchaeological, and paleopathological

identification”, Eleventh Annual STEM Symposium, Rowan University.

Presented by Lynn Goodfellow, Sam Twardowski, and Adam Capel

b. “ Conservation of Human Remains: why it matters”. Eleventh Annual STEM

Symposium, Rowan University. Presented by Gill Gonzales, Noelyn Sacket,

Margaret Place, and Sam Twardowski.

April 17, 2009. “Identification of Skeletal Trauma in a Prehistoric Population of Chile’s

Semiairid North: What Trauma Can Tell Us About Cultural Patterns of Violence in

prehistory,” Eleventh Annual STEM Symposium, Rowan University. Presented by

Dorothy McKeed, Kristen Lomonico, Robin Steward, and Jennifer Perez.

April 17, 2009. “Identification of Skeletal Trauma in a Prehistoric Population of Chile’s

Semiairid North: What Trauma Can Tell Us About Cultural Patterns of Violence in

prehistory,” 20th Annual Saint Joseph's University Sigma Xi Student Research

Symposium. Presented by Dorothy McKeed, Kristen Lomonico, Robin Steward, and

Jennifer Perez.

April 15, 2011. “Diet Reconstruction of Prehistoric Peoples from Chile’s Semiarid

North”, 14th Annual STEM Symposium, Rowan University. Presented by Alison Lucci

and Paul D’Ariano

April 20, 2012. “From Collections to Exhibit: cognitive theory and the creation of the

Museum of Anthropology at Rowan University (M.A.R.U.)”, 15th Annual STEM

Symposium, Rowan University; and 22nd Annual Saint Joseph's University Sigma Xi

Student Research Symposium. Presented by Connors, J., Keating, R., Marsh, E.,

Pollinger, M., Otero, J., and Turin, J.

April 19, 2013. Elemental Analysis of Organic Materials Using WDXRF: Comparative

Studies for Determination of Dietary Patterns in Ancient Populations . 24th Annual Saint

Joseph's University Sigma Xi Student Research Symposium., Saint Joseph’s University

campus Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

April 14, 2014, presented ”Mummification practices in Predynastic Egypt. A view from

the Penn Museum Collections”. Fifth international conference of Predynastic and Early

Dynastic Studies, Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale (IFAO), Cairo, Egypt.


Studies or Determination of Dietary Patterns in Ancient Populations . 16th Annual

S.T.E.M. Symposium, Rowan University. Presented by Kelsey Coolahan.


Studies or Determination of Dietary Patterns in Ancient Populations”. 25th Annual Sigma

Xi Student Research Symposium Saint Joseph's University, Philadelphia, PA. Presented

by Kelsey Coolahan.

April 25, 2014. Dental Paleopathology in Prehistoric Populations of Chile’s Semiarid

North: Correlations to Subsistence Patterns 17th Annual S.T.E.M. Symposium, Rowan

University. Presented by Maria Rosado, Chelsea Cordle, Alessandra Ursino.

April 17, 2015. Frequencies of Paleopathologies in Prehispanic populations of Chile’s

Semiarid North: a descriptive assessment of represented dental and skeletal

conditions” at 26th Annual Saint Joseph's University Sigma Xi Student Research

Symposium, Phildelphia, PA. Presented by Maria Rosado, Haley Moore and John

Hewell.

April 24, 2015. "Frequencies of Paleopathologies in Prehispanic populations of Chile’s

Semiarid North: a descriptive assessment of represented dental and skeletal

conditions” at 18th Annual S.T.E.M. Symposium, Rowan University. Presented by Maria

Rosado, Haley Moore and John Hewell.

April 24, 2015. "From Collection to exhibit: the pottery of the Diaguita” at 18th Annual

S.T.E.M. Symposium, Rowan University. Presented by Maria Rosado, Jacqueline

Winquist, and Patricia Castillo.

GRANTS

Sponsor: NSF, Fall 2009, amount: 227,422

Grant Title: Acquisition of an X-Ray Microfluorescence Spectrometer for use in

Undergraduate Materials and Forensic Research and Education

PI: Jeff Hettinger

COPI: KV Ramanujachary, Sam Lofland, Maria Rosado. and Paris VonLockette

PROFESSIONAL WORKSHOPS July 7-9, 1997- Organized and presented the workshop on forensic anthropology titled

"Seminario de Especializacion" (Specialized Workshop) for the Policia de

Investigaciones de Chile (Police and Investigations, Chile). This workshop was

sponsored by the Museo Arqueologico of La Serena, La Serena, Chile.

February 17-19, 1999- Organized and presented with P. Mosto, L. Kalmanowiecki, and

A. Lobo the workshop titled " Lack of Representation of Hispanics in the Sciences" at

the 21st annual Conference of HAHENJ ( Hispanic Association for Higher Education-

NJ), Atlantic City, New Jersey.

July 14-18, 1999- Participated in AAHE's (American Association For Higher

Education) Fourth Annual Summer Academy titled "Organizing for Learning." With C.

Matteson, C. Sharp, C.Hasit, F. Johnson, L. Plant, A. Marchese, and P. Mosto developed

a process to facilitate the development and delivery of more interdisciplinary courses and

programs.

Mar 9, 2000 presenter for the workshop entitled “Lack of Representation of Hispanic

Female Students in the Sciences,” Rowan University.

April 15. 2000 With L. Kalmanowiecki, A. Lobo, and P. Mosto presented the workshop

"Hispanics in Higher Education: a path toward professional achievement" at the 22nd

Annual Conference of HAHENJ, Somerset Marriott, Somerset, NJ.

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May14, 2000 with Frances Johnson and Pat Mosto organized the Fifth Annual Rowan

Conference, Rowan University, Glassboro, NJ.

July 21-22, 2000 organized and presented the Second Annual Workshop titled

“International Seminar: The Human Skeleton in Forensic Medicine” to the detectives and

police forces of Chile’s IV Region at the Museo de La Serena and Museo del Limari, IV

Region Chile.

July 21, 2000 presented the paper “Paleopathology: health characteristics of two

prehispanic populations of the semiarid littoral” at the Museo Arqueologico de La

Serena, La Serena, Chile .

October 13-14, 2000 attended the workshop titled “Building Blocks to Basic Gravestone

Conservation,” Reformed Church of Pascak ,Park Ridge, New Jersey.

March 26, 2001 with C. Sharp, P. Mosto, F. Johnson, and L. Levinowitz organized and

presented the workshop entitled “Never Understimate the Power of Colalboration:

Sustaining a Faculty Center,” at the AAHE National Conference, Washington D.C..

November 8, 2001 presented the workshop entitled “Students Learn and Teach:

Research at the Museo Arqueologico de la Serena, Chile. Sponsored by the Faculty

Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning

May 15, 2002 attended the workshop titled “Preserving historic Burial Grounds” at the

German Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Paul, Manhattan, New York, New York.

July 24-25 and July 29, 2002 organized and presented the workshop “Antropologia

Forense: un taller de practica” to the detectives and police of Chile’s IV Region at the

Museo Arqueologico de La Serena and Museo del Limari, Ovalle, Chile. One Rowan

alumna and Geography major, Heather Schiffer; and three Rowan undergraduates, Kristie

Lewis, Amber Peterson, and Kate Divaccaro participated with Rosado in the presentation

of the workshop

February 5, 2003 paper entitled “Conservation and Paleopathology of Diaguita Skeletal

Remains of Chile’s Semiaird North” presented at the Scholar’s Night Out, sponsored by

the Faculty Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning.

March 7, 2003 with O. Williams and A. Han organized and presented the workshop

“Increasing Multiculatural Diversity and Promoting Diversity: Strategies for Success.”

Sponsored by the Faculty Center for Excellence in teaching and Learning.

May 25-30, 2003, attended the Forensic Anthropology and Clay facial Reconstruction

Workshop, LSU FACES Lab, Louisiana State University with.

July 3-4 and July 7, 2004 organized and presented the Fourth Annual Workshop titled“

Osteologia y Antropologia Forense:” to the detectives and police forces of Chile’s IV

Region at the Museo de La Serena and Museo del Limari, IV Region Chile. Three Rowan

undergraduates, Lori Gilliam, Amber Peterson, and Stephanie Blough participated with

Rosado in the presentation of the workshop

August 2 and 3, 2005- organized and presented the Fourth Annual Workshop titled“

Osteologia y Arqueologia Forense:” to the detectives and police forces of Chile’s IV

Region at the Museo de La Serena and Museo del Limari, IV Region Chile. Three Rowan

undergraduates, Elizabeth Rodriguez, Jessica Levin, and Jessica Mullen participated

with Rosado in the presentation of the workshop.

July 19-20 and August 2, 2006. Organized, presented, and taught the forensic

anthropology workshop on "Osteology and Forensic Facial Reconstruction" to the Policia

de Investigaciones de Chile (Investigation Police of Chile) at the Museo Arqueologico de

La Serena, La Serena and the Museo del Limari, Ovalle, Chile. M. Rosado received from

the chief of police, Chile's IV Region a certificate of recognition for her contributions in

forensic anthropology knowledge to the Policia de Investigaciones de Chile. Rowan

University students Craig Graham, Kim Cuccia, Keisha Pierre-Louis, Adam Capel, and

Chris Barton assisted in the workshop presentation and were consequently invited to the

Laboratorio de Criminalisticas-Policia de Investigaciones de Chile to learn about the

latest techniques in crime identification.

June 10-12, 2007. Organized, presented, and taught the forensic anthropology workshop

on "Osteology and Forensic Facial Reconstruction" to the Policia de Investigaciones de

Chile (Investigation Police of Chile); Museo Arqueologico de La Serena, La Serena

Chile, June 10-12, 2007.

Rowan University students Gill Gonzales, Noelyn Sacket, Margaret Place, Sam

Twardowski, and Adam Capel assisted in the workshop presentation and were

consequently invited to the Laboratorio de Criminalisticas-Policia de Investigaciones de

Chile to learn about the latest techniques in crime identification.

January 14 and 20-21, 2009. Organized, presented, and taught the forensic anthropology

workshop on "Osteology and Forensic Facial Reconstruction" to the Policia de

Investigaciones de Chile (Investigation Police of Chile), Puerto Montt and La

Serena,Chile.

September 25, 2009. Facilitated a Values Clarification Session for the Camden Campus

staff.

January 14 and 20-21, 2009. Organized, presented, and taught the forensic anthropology


Investigaciones de Chile (Investigation Police of Chile), Puerto Montt and La Serena,

Chile. Rowan University student K. Lomonico and Robin Stewart assisted in the

workshop presentation.

August 26-30, 2011. Forensic anthropology research: invited by Upenn to study a

Predynastic mummy.

June 3-4, 2012. Organized, presented, and taught the forensic anthropology workshop on

"Osteology and Forensic Facial Reconstruction" to the Policia de Investigaciones de

Chile (Investigation Police of Chile), La Serena, Chile. Rowan University students J.

Turner, M. pollinger, R. keating, and T. Turmell assisted in the workshop presentation

August 13, 14,15 2013. Organized, presented, and taught the forensic anthropology


Investigaciones de Chile (Investigation Police of Chile), La Serena, Chile. Rowan

University students Chelsea Cordle, Derek Davies, and Alessandra Ursino assisted in the

workshop presentation.

August 13, 14,15 2013. Organized, presented, and taught the forensic anthropology


Investigaciones de Chile (Investigation Police of Chile), Museo Arqueologico La Serena,

Chile. Rowan University students Chelsea Cordle, Derek Davies, and Alessandra Ursino

assisted in the workshop presentation.

August 28-29, 2014. Organized, presented, and taught the forensic anthropology

workshop on "Osteology and Forensic Interpretations" to the Policia de Investigaciones

de Chile (Investigation Police of Chile), Universidad de Atacama, Copiapo Chile.


workshop on "Forensic Anthropology" to the Policia de Investigaciones de Chile

(Investigation Police of Chile), Museo Arqueologico, La Serena, Chile.


workshop on "Forensic Anthropology" to the Policia de Investigaciones de Chile

(Investigation Police of Chile), at Museo Arqueologico, La Serena and at Universidad de

Atacama, Copiapo, Chile.

CURRICULAR DEVELOPMENTS AND INTERDISCIPLINARY PROJECTS

Fall 2000, team-taught with Diane Markowitz the course “Undergraduate Research

Seminar In Anthropology: Applied Anthropology.”

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Fall 2001, the Honor’s Program approved the interdisciplinary course developed with Pat

Mosto titled “Human Ecology: an evolutionary approach.”

Spring 2002, team-taught with Pat Mosto the Honor’s Program interdisciplinary course

titled “Human Ecology: an evolutionary approach.”

Spring 2002, the interdisciplinary course titled “Human Ecology: an evolutionary

approach” was approved by the Curriculum Committee as a Rowan Seminar course.

Fall 2003, Rowan Seminar. Bildner Fund Recipient with Past Mosto for the Freshman

Honor’s Program, interdisciplinary course titled “Human Ecology: an evolutionary

approach.”

Spring 2003, the course titled “Natives of South America: In Spanish” was taught for the

first time. The course, approved in 2000 by the Curriculum Committee and strongly

supported by the Foreign Languages Department, is designed for Spanish Majors and

native speakers to practice conversational and written Spanish

2002-2004, contributor in the development of the Bachelor of Arts in Environmental

Studies. The major was approved in 2004 and is scheduled to start in the Fall of 2005.

This is an interdepartmental, interdisciplinary program that responds to the needs for

well-rounded and trained environmental specialists in industry government , and

education. The program emphasizes the interdisciplinary aspects of the environment and

will provide graduates with the necessary knowledge for environmental studies/science

positions in industry, government, and education as well as placement as strong

candidates for graduate programs in environmental sciences.

Spring 2004, contributor in international component the proposal “Integrating Service

Learning In Engineering Clinics.” The goal of this project is to implement service

learning opportunities, at the local and international level, throughout the curricula of the

departments of the College of Engineering at Rowan University. The international

component requires an anthropological and multicultural understanding perspective.

Spring 2004, put forward the inclusion of the Geography and Anthropology Department

in the Memorandum of Agreement for Collaboration Between Rowan University and La

Universidad de La Serena, Chile. Geography and Anthropology will be part of the

collaborative projects that will promote collaboration common to both institutions.

Fall 2004, team-taught with Diane Markowitz the course “Research Seminar in

Anthropology: Forensic Anthropology.”

Fall 2004, with Marilyn Feke, Foreign Languages Department, developed the team-

taught, upper level Honors course titled, “Linguistics and Cultures of Native South

America.” Accepted by the Honors Program Committee, scheduled for fall 05.

Fall 2005, with Marilyn Feke, Foreign Languages Department, taught the upper level

Honors course titled, “Linguistics and Cultures of Native South America.”

Fall 2006, with Diane Markowitz, course titled “Forensic Anthropology” was approved

by the Curriculum Committee as Lab/Science course.

Fall 2006, with Diane Markowitz, course titled “New World Archaeology” was approved

by the Curriculum Committee as a General Education course.

Fall 2007, “Human Variation”, “Human Evolution”, and “The Maya” courses were

approved by the Curriculum Committee as multicultural-global courses.

Fall 2010, Honors Course Proposal approved “Linguistics and Cultures of Native South

America” with Dr. Marilyn Manley

Spring 2014, Anthropology Specialization within the Sociology BA Degree was

approved.

Spring 2014, “Old World Archaeology” course was approved.

Fall 2014, Honors Course Proposal approved “Linguistics and Cultures of Native South

America” with Dr. Marilyn Manley

INTERDISCIPLINARY AND TEAM RESEARCH

October 29, 2003, presented with K. Lewis and S. Mollick “The Historical Archaeology

of the Cohansey Baptist Cemetery” at the Annual Meeting of the Stafford Historical

Society, Manahawkin, New Jersey.

March 18, 2004 Presented with S. Mollick and K. Lewis the paper titled “Mapping the

Dead Through GIS: the Geography of the Cohansey Baptist Cemetery” at the Annual

IRISSA-GIS Conference, Rutgers University, Busch Campus Student Center,

Piscataway, New Jersey.

2006- Interdisciplinary research: paper on the “Effectiveness of an Honors Course

Specifically Designed for Freshman.” Development and content implementation was

specifically designed to provide basic ecology and anthropological knowledge, and

critical thinking and learning skills to freshman students as part of their "Rowan

Experience." Data collected from entrance and exit surveys of the students demonstrated

the importance of interdisciplinary faculty-student and faculty-faculty collaborations and

supported these as elements essential to the success of this course.

2000-2006, principal investigator, and co-director with S. Mollick (Geographer and

Planner, Office of Planning and Development, Cumberland County, New Jersey) and K.

Lewis (Historian, BA Rowan University) of the project titled “Resurrecting the Dead:

The Historical Archaeology of the Cohansey Baptist Cemetery”

2000 to present- with the archaeologists at the Museo de La Serena, Chile developed and

innovated the registry for Skeletal Inventory through the program Microsoft Excel. This

is a bone by bone registry that identifies skeleton accession number, sex, age, digital

photography, site, preservation, conservation, and paleopathology. Used extensively as a

source of demographic and bioarchaeological information, the inventory tracks human

and skeletal remains as these are excavated and processed for ananlysis.

December 27-January 13, 2015, invited by Dr. Joseph Wegner, University of

Pennsylvania to conduct the forensic anthropological analysis of the SIP royal tombs and

of the pharaoh Woseribre Senebkay, Abydos, Egypt.

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