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PhD    Anthropology, ÃÛÌÒ½´Methodist University, 2013

30 years in the pharmaceutical industry as a director of medical affairs/coordinator of clinical trials. Primary area of research: U.S. Biomedicine -- the role of clinical traditions in biomedical epistemological development.

Current position: Adjunct professor of anthropology, Lone Star College, Montgomery Campus.

Courses taught: Physical Anthropology; Cultural Anthropology; Introduction to Anthropology

Title of Dissertation: " Osler and the iPad: An Anthropological Examination of the Evolution of American Biomedical Epistemology from its Colonial Beginnings to its Technologically-Driven Present"

Entered program in 1994

Region of Study:

United States