• MOTHERING AFTER INCARCERATION: REENTRY AND RENEGOTIATING MOTHERHOOD 

  Hall, Casey Lauren (2017)

  In the wake of mass incarceration, there has been an unprecedented increase in the incarceration of women in the United States. The majority of incarcerated women are mothers, whose absence causes a significant disruption ...

• Respectable Holidays: The Archaeology of Capitalism and Identities at the Crosbyside Hotel (c. 1870-1902) and Wiawaka Holiday House (mid-1910s-1929), Lake George, New York 

  Springate, Megan (2017)

  The nineteenth century industrialization of America, the development of the middle class, anxiety about social belonging, and industrial capitalism are deeply intertwined. As America industrialized, people moved from rural ...

• An Environmental Anthropology of Modeling and Management on the Chesapeake Bay Watershed 

  Trombley, Jeremy M. (2017)

  In the last few decades, computational models have become an essential component of our understanding of complex environmental processes. In addition, they are increasingly used as tools for the management of large-scale ...

• JOINT CULTURE IN THE U.S. MILITARY: ACCOMPLISHING THE MISSION BY ADAPTING TO ORGANIZATOINAL DIVERSITY 

  Krizan, Martin (2017)

  This dissertation develops the concept of joint culture by analyzing the experiences of military service personnel who served in joint assignments through the perspectives of organizational and cognitive anthropology and ...

• Resilience to Climate Change: An Ethnographic Approach 

  Johnson, Katherine Joanne (2016)

  Global projections for climate change impacts produce a startling picture of the future for low-lying coastal communities. The United States’ Chesapeake Bay region and especially marginalized and rural communities will be ...

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