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I am in the Geography Department, which I love. 听I teach archaeology classes but I also do research that combines both geographical techniques and of course archaeological methods, right? 听It is perfect for me, I felt that it was always the best fit. 听I couldn鈥檛 ...听lots of people are like ...听oh, not to me.听听But I am sure that they think a big research institute where you have tons of resources and great labs. 听And sure, yes,听that鈥檚 fancy an听that鈥檚 great but me being in the department that I am and getting to have that mix between the two, from the very beginning, even as an undergraduate student.

But, certainly from the very beginning of having a position in the department, I have always felt that I am fortunate to be in such a mixture of great colleagues that are doing lots of different things in geography and archaeology. 听But then to be surrounded by people in the History Department, because we are next door to them. 听And Women鈥檚 Studies and NAS (Native American Studies) just down the other way. 听Right? 听And there is such a great collegiality I guess, and openness to other sorts of ways to do your research and to do different research trajectories. 听And of course I have my colleagues in the Chemistry and Biology Departments who I am constantly knocking on their door. 听Clearly, this morning and my email to John Eng in the Chemistry Department was 'please help me extract some phytoliths from Matrix.' 听And听that is good, right? 听And it has been like that since the beginning I would say. 听And it just continues to grow.

And it鈥檚 fun to see the change. 听Right? I remember things like the Library being built, I remember all these changes. 听And as much as the 免费福利资源在线看片鈥檚 footprint is different than when I was a student, I still get a sense that it is very similar. 听That the students, especially my students in,听that study archaeology, which by the way are not all majors, we are very much like,听'Come if you are interested, let鈥檚 all work together.' 听I mean, they are such a听close group and I mean you can鈥檛 help it you are working in the field with them. 听So they live together for like five听weeks straight. 听But they become their own support network and so they have fun like I did when I was a student. 听That makes me so happy because I remember all the things that I learnt but I also remember the world that opened up and I discovered myself. 听And so, I see them changing, and discovering themselves and you can literally watch it happen from the very beginning. 听And that I think is so satisfying being a faculty member here. 听To know your students well enough to see them grow both academically and personally. 听It is really awesome.

(Interviewed by Diane McKenzie)

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