Margaret M Bruchac

age ~71

from Northampton, MA

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Also known as:

Marge Bruchac
Maggie M Bruchac
Margaret M Brucho
Margaret M Brochac
Margie Bruchac
Margaret C

Phone and address:: 63 Franklin St, North Hampton, MA 01060
4135842195

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Margaret Bruchac Phones & Addresses

63 Franklin St, Northampton, MA 01060 • 4135842195
166 Whitehall Ave, Mystic, CT 06355 • 8605360435
Constable, NY
Greenfield Center, NY
Greenfield, MA

Work

Company:

University of pennsylvania
Jan 2013
Address:

Philadelphia
Position:

Assistant professor of anthropology

Education

Degree:

MA & Ph.D.
School / High School:

University of Massachusetts, Amherst
1999 to 2007
Specialities:

Anthropology

Skills

Historical Research • Repatriation Consulting • Cultural Performance • College Teaching • Creative Writing • Ethnography • Anthropology • Community Outreach • Museum Education • History • Museums • Curriculum Design • Grant Writing • Public Speaking • Archival Research • Teaching • University Teaching • Higher Education • Research • Oral History • Qualitative Research • Archaeology • Museum Collections • Field Work • Cultural Anthropology • Academic Writing • Archives • Lecturing • American History • Cultural Heritage • Program Development • Historic Preservation • Cultural Resource Management • Grants • Curating • Art History • Report Writing • Research Design • Editing • Curriculum Development • Exhibit Design • Books • Library Research • Archaeological Survey

Industries

Education Management

Resumes

Associate Professor Of Anthropology

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Location:

63 Franklin St, Northampton, MA 01060

Industry:

Education Management

Work:

University of Pennsylvania - Philadelphia since Jan 2013
Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Ford Foundation Sep 2011 - Sep 2012
Postdoctoral Fellowship for Excellence in College and University Teaching
School for Advanced Research - Santa Fe, New Mexico Sep 2011 - May 2012
Katrin H. Lamon Scholar in Residence
University of Connecticut - Avery Point Campus Aug 2008 - 2012
Coordinator of Native American & Indigenous Studies
University of Connecticut Aug 2008 - 2012
Assistant Professor of Anthropology

Education:

University of Massachusetts, Amherst 1999 - 2007
MA & Ph.D., Anthropology Smith College 1994 - 1999
Bachelor's Degree with Latin Honors, Ada Comstock Scholar, Smith Scholar in History and Theater

Skills:

Historical Research
Repatriation Consulting
Cultural Performance
College Teaching
Creative Writing
Ethnography
Anthropology
Community Outreach
Museum Education
History
Museums
Curriculum Design
Grant Writing
Public Speaking
Archival Research
Teaching
University Teaching
Higher Education
Research
Oral History
Qualitative Research
Archaeology
Museum Collections
Field Work
Cultural Anthropology
Academic Writing
Archives
Lecturing
American History
Cultural Heritage
Program Development
Historic Preservation
Cultural Resource Management
Grants
Curating
Art History
Report Writing
Research Design
Editing
Curriculum Development
Exhibit Design
Books
Library Research
Archaeological Survey