Part-time Faculty

Dr. Dori Beeler is an applied medical anthropologist whose work spans across spirituality, medicine, Science and Technology Studies, public health, and oncology. Since 2015, she has worked in academic and applied work across the US and UK in collaboration with many disciplines and private, and public institutions. Her current work is focused on Implementation Science […]

PROFILE: Lennin Caro is a cultural anthropologist that specializes in Christianity, neoliberalism, and subjectivity. His research experience includes ethnographic investigations on evangelical practices within college campuses and volunteer tourism/short-term mission narratives. He is currently researching how the circulation of affect between volunteers and Malawian orphans contribute to subject-making. He is the recipient of the 2023 […]

Martha Gimson (B.A. UNC Chapel Hill 1998, M.A. UNC Charlotte 2021) has been with the Anthropology department at UNC Charlotte as faculty since 2022. Previously, she was a Geography lecturer at King’s College in Charlotte. She is a historical archaeologist and lifelong educator with a foundation in biological archaeology and geography. She is focused on […]

Bio: Ethan Gulledge (they/them) is an adjunct instructor in the Anthropology department since 2023. Previously, they were enrolled in the early entry graduate program at UNC Charlotte. Their M.A. research focused on the foraging behaviors of semi-free ranging ring-tailed lemurs at the Lemur Conservation Foundation in Myakka City, Florida.  Education: M.A. Anthropology, UNC Charlotte B.A. […]

Katharine Rainey Kolb, MA, GISP Kitty has degrees in Anthropology and Archaeology from Arizona State University and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her research interests include archaeobotany, GIS, human-environment interactions, political economy, feminist environmentalism, resilience theory, and fan studies. Her geographical areas of interest are the North American Eastern Woodlands and the American […]

Received: Ph.D. From: University of Missouri Specialty: Archaeology, North America, North Carolina. Specializations: Southeastern Native Americans, North American Native Americans, North American Historical Archaeology, Archaeological Theory, and Introduction to Anthropology.

Ms. Mode holds a B.A. in Anthropology from UNC Wilmington and an M.A. in Anthropology from Florida State University. She specializes in bioarchaeology.

James Robbins is a medical, feminist, and cultural anthropologist and adjunct professor with research interests in neoliberalism, decolonialism, healthcare ethnography, Latinx/e studies, language access, and gender. His recent project has focused on the relationship between subjectivity and performativity among nurses. Future research is focused on issues of language access among Latinx/e/Hispanic patients experiencing postpartum depression. Courses: Feminist […]

Name: Jasmine Strickland Advisor: Dr. Andrea Freidus Education: BA Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, The Ohio State University, 2017 Research Interests: College transition and student success for first-generation and minoritized students in the U.S.; Decolonizing pedagogies; Intersectionality; Maternal-child health disparities in the U.S. Current Research: My current work uses an anti-deficit framework to examine how […]