Curriculum Vitae
Education
- Ph.D. in Anthropology, Evolutionary Stream with graduate minor in Statistics – Washington State University, 2019
- M.A. in Anthropology, Evolutionary Stream – Washington State University, 2015
- B.A. with Highest Distinction in Anthropology & Psychology – University of Nebraska–Lincoln, 2012
Professional Positions
- 2023 - Present: Assistant Professor of Behavioral Science
- University Mohammed VI Polytechnic; Faculty of Governance, Economics and Social Sciences; Rabat, Morocco.
- 2019 - 2023: Research Fellow
- Institute for Advanced Study in Toulouse; Toulouse, France
- 2022: Instructor
- Soochow University, School of Extension Education; Taipei, Taiwan.
- 2017 - 2018: Research Assistant
- NSF BCS cross-funded grant, Testing multi-disciplinary theories of leadership using a cross-cultural database (#1628509), P.I. Edward Hagen.
- 2014: Research Assistant
- NSF BCS Cultural Anthropology grant, Suicide in 245 Cultures (#1355469), P.I. Edward Hagen.
- 2012-2019 Teaching Assistant
- Washington State University, Department of Anthropology
Funding
Select research awards indexed here.
- National Science Foundation – BCS Standard Grant: Human Network Data Science (#2214088), $447,116. Janurary 1st, 2023
- Network Formation and Function Within and Between Cultural Groups, Co-PIs: Luke Glowacki, Zachary Garfield.
- The IAST Multidisciplinary Prize, 27,160€. May 29th, 2020.
- Testing Evolutionary Alternative Models of Third-Party Punishment: A Multidisciplinary Approach, Co-applicants: Francesca De Petrillo, Zachary Garfield, Alberto Micheletti, Catherine Molho.
- National Science Foundation – Cultural Anthropology Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant (#1823324), $23,220. May 7th, 2018
- Testing evolutionary theories of leadership in a population of transitional foragers, PI: Edward Hagen.
- National Science Foundation – Standard Grant (#1628509), $91,619. September 1st, 2016
- Testing multi-disciplinary theories of leadership using a cross-cultural database, Co-authored grant submitted by PI: Edward Hagen.
- WSU Vancouver College of Arts and Sciences Research Grant, $3,000. December 18th, 2014.
- Prestige, dominance, and leadership among the Chabu hunter-gatherers of Ethiopia.
- University of Nebraska–Lincoln – UCARE Research Grant, $3,400. 2009-2011.
- The Ecology of Prosocial Status Attainment in Egalitarian Societies, with Dr. Raymond Hames.