A 2012 graduate of Washington College, Jamie returned to campus in the Fall of 2014 to lecture in Anthropology. Shortly after returning, Jamie began working for CES. 

Education

• M.A. Applied Anthropology, Northern Arizona University, 2014
• B.A. Anthropology, minor in Art/Art History, Washington College, 2012 

Areas of Interest

• Archaeology
• Sustainability
• Public Outreach and Education
• Experiential Learning
• Food Production
• Health
• Environmental Literacy 

Campus Involvement

Lecturer in Anthropology

Resident Member of Phi Beta Kappa 

Advisor of Equestrian Team/Club

TEAM Mentor

Orientation Explore! Program Leader

Project Archaeology

In June of 2017, Jamie participated in the Project Archaeology Leadership Academy. She is now a Master Teacher for the program and works with other educators and archaeologists to bring Archaeology into the K-12 classrooms. Archaeology is the perfect interdisciplinary topic to engage students to learn english, math, science and history. Click here or feel free to contact Jamie if you would like to learn more about Project Archaeology. 

Favorite Activities

Yoga, hiking, kayaking, traveling, being outside, eating, rock climbing, spending time with my family and dogs, and riding my horse 

Travel

So far: France, Greece, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico, Scotland, BVI, Canada, Denmark, Netherlands, England, Croatia 

On the list: Alaska, Africa, Belize, Argentina, Spain, Italy, and more!