Vice President

Hi. My name is Aubrey Hill and I'm the Vice President of the Anthropology club. I'm a junior by credit standing but unless I decide to leave a year early and backpack Europe I'll probably be here two more years. I'm from Salt Lake City by birth but not by any other standard. I spent most of my life in the fine state of Washington about 45min south of Seattle. I'm probably heading in a cultural direction when I go to grad school but anything is possible as long as it's Anthropology. My two overriding interests are theory/epistemology and politics. Outside the world of academia (which I reluctantly admit exists) I play the viola, guitar, and the banjo and hope to add more to that list, I love Folk music both listening and playing, and I have a thing for motorcycles, funky cafes and used book stores. My favorite book is Crime and Punishment and my favorite TV show is The Daily Show. Finally, I T.A. for Dr. Simms' 2030 World Archaeology Class this semester, which I absolutely love. There you have it, far more than you ever wanted to know about me.

Secretary

Hola! My name is James Young, and I'm the secretary of the Anthropology Club. I'm currently majoring in Anthropology and minoring in International Studies. I'm very interested in Applied Anthropology, especially after attending Dr. Glass-Coffin's Ethnographic Field School in Huanchaco Peru. I like African Dancing, almost all food, knitting, reading, and travelling. I hope to see you at one of our club activities shortly!

Treasurer

Hello! My name is Katie Harris, and I am currently the Treasurer for the Anthropology Club.  This is my second year at Utah State, and I am enjoying my time here as an Anthropology major.  I am emphasizing in Archaeology, and have experience in the lab.  This summer, I will finally being going on an field school!  As a final plug, I would like to urge anyone interested in Anthropology to join the Anthropology Club. You don't have to be a major, and we would love to have you!

Publicist

Tanya is a senior with an emphasis in cultural anthropology.  Her main areas of interest are new religious movements, atheism, optional transient culture, and cross-cultural perspectives on human/animal boundary maintenance.  She is currently involved with several research projects with the Council for a World Parliament of Religion, the International Society for Science and Religion, and the Metanexus Research Institute.  She hates writing biographies.