Outcomes

Students from the Anthropology department are at the forefront of addressing critical social and political issues of our time. With a grounding in cutting-edge empirical, historical, and ethnographic scholarship, our Anthropology students are accepted to prestigious PhD programs, or find employment working in their area of study.

Master’s Students

Our MA students have continued their studies at top universities, including Princeton, the University of Chicago, the University of Pennsylvania, Cornell University, and New York University.

They have also found employment as writers, analysts, and program managers and in other positions at companies like AllState and Smashing Ideas and organizations like Accion U.S. Project Network, SAVVY Contemporary Berlin, and MDRC.

PhD Students

Our doctoral students are working in positions throughout the academic world.

• Brie Gettleson (2018) is the social science and research instruction librarian at Haverford College
• Rhea Rahman (2018) is an assistant professor at Brooklyn College
• Marisa Solomon (2018) is an assistant professor at Baruch College
• Julienne Obadia (2017) is a junior research fellow at Kings College, University of Cambridge
• Grzegorz Stanislaw Sokol (2017) is a part-time faculty member at The New School
• Kadija Ferryman (2016) is a postdoctoral fellow at the Data and Society Research Institute
• Sergio Andrade (2015) is a professor at Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO) in Ecuador
• Diego Caguenas Rozo (2015) is director at the Center of Ethics and Democracy, Universidad Icesi in Colombia
• David Bond (2014) is an assistant professor at Bennington University
• Matthew Rosen (2014) is an assistant professor at Ohio University
• Leila Vevaina (2014) is a postdoctoral research fellow at The Max Planck Institute in Germany
• Smoki Musaraj (2012) is an assistant professor at Ohio University

They have also found employment with companies and governments around the globe.

• Jason Euren (2018) is a senior scientist at Metabiota
• Christina Kim (2017) is program officer at Halifax International Security Forum
• Emily Sogn (2017) is a UX researcher at Code and Theory
• Carol Wang (2017) is a writer and editor at Sweeten