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| Kathy Wullstein | |
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Adjunct Professor of Anthropology Contact Information: E-mail: kathy.wullstein@okstate.edu Personal Web Page |
| Research Interests: Physical Anthropology, primary interest in comparative primate anatomy (the study of the similarities and differences between ancestral and modern humans and non-human primates); secondary interests in primatology, genetics, and Southwestern archaeology. | |
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| Kathy earned dual degrees in French and Anthropology from the University of Utah (1986), before taking a M.A. in Anthropology from Arizona State University (1988). Her graduate work in physical anthropology focused on comparative primate anatomy, specifically the anatomical characteristics and mechanics of primates’ back muscles and hand bones. These investigations resulted in several publications in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology. She has also taught numerous classes as a Graduate Instructor at Arizona State University and as an Adjunct Instructor at Mesa Community College. Presently, she is the Director of Distributed Learning and Instructional Technology at Oklahoma City Community College where she oversees the development of web-based courses and the use of classroom technology to enhance student learning. At OSU she regularly offers ANTH 2353: General Anthropology as a web-based course through the Arts & Sciences Outreach Office (for more information, see: http://asoutreach.okstate.edu/ ) | |
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