Credits

Funding

Funding provided by the John Templeton Foundation

People

Ask An Anthropologist would not be possible without the faculty and graduate students that volunteer their time to answer questions, help with backyard experiments, and research topics. In addition, for their help in building this site there are a few other people past and present that we would like to acknowledge.

Design and Drupal Development

ASU School of Life Sciences Visualization Lab, 2014-2017
James Baxter (IHO Digital Communications Specialist), 2017-Present

Editors

Karla Moeller, 2014-2016
Alexandra Norwood, 2014-2016
Julie Russ, 2014-Present
Amy Peterson, 2017-Present

Story Editors

Kierstin Catlett
John Rowan

Review Editor

Halszka Glowacka
Amy Peterson, 2017-Present

Writers

Kierstin Catlett
Hallie Edmonds
Halzska Glowacka
Genevieve Housman
John Rowan
Benjamin J. Schoville
Irene E. Smail
Amy Peterson
Alexandra Norwood

Translators

Alejandra Ortiz

Question and Answer Coordinator

Alexandra Norwood, 2014-2017
Amy Peterson, 2017-Present

A young anthropologist inspecting a specimen

What does an anthropologist do?

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