Provost’s Post-Doctoral Fellow for Faculty Diversity (2021-2022), Assistant Professor of Anthropology (2022-) in Global Black Studies at the University of Southern California, Assistant Professor of Anthropology at USC Dornsife
Ph.D. Dissertation
Eritrea, A Diaspora in Two Parts: Memory, Political Organizing and Refugee Experiences in Italy
Master's Thesis
When the Stakes are High: Political Organizing and Refugee Assistance amongst Eritrean Exiles in Bologna, Italy
Audain Chair in Historical Indigenous Art/Assistant Professor, Department of Art History, Visual Art, & Theory at the University of British Columbia
Ph.D. Dissertation
Totem Poles, a New Mode of Cultural Heritage? The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe’s Efforts to Restore Native Presence, Preserve History, & Combat Settler Colonial Amnesia
Master's Thesis
Museums as Mestizas: A Multi-Sited Institutional Ethnography of Coast Salish Tribal Museums
Ph.D. Dissertation
Undetectable Living: The Making of Moral Lives Among Haitians Living with HIV, 2017
Master's Thesis
Nanpwen malady ki pa gen remèd (There is no illness that does not have a cure)”: Politicization of HIV in Miami’s Haitian Diaspora, 2013
Ph.D. Dissertation
Shehes and the State: The Incorporation of Tanzanian Muslim Religious Leaders in Biopolitical Projects in Pre- and Post-Ujamaa Era, 2017
Master's Thesis
De-territorialized Shaykhs: How Tanzanian Muslim Actors Are Addressing Their Socio-Economic Marginalization by Emulating Christian Institutional and Media Practices, 2012
Associate Professor Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management, University California, Berkeley
Ph.D. Dissertation
Local Food Production and Community Illness Narratives: Responses to Environmental Contamination and Health Studies in the Mohawk Community of Akwesasne, 2010
Master's Thesis
Arbiters of Authenticity: Living History in Native American Museums, 2003
Academic Coordinator for the Master of Public Affairs at Sciences Po Paris. Currently is a Lecturer at Yale University
Ph.D. Dissertation
Gendering Men: Masculinities and Demographic Change in Contemporary Italy, 2010
Master's Thesis
A Woman Without a Child Is No Woman At All Coping with Infertility in Southern Nigeria, 2006
Susi Krehbiel
Keefe
Associate Professor in Sociology and Director for Center for Justice and Law, Hamline Univeristy
Ph.D. Dissertation
Romantic Desires & Polygynous Intentions: Islam and Gender and Divorce in Coastal Tanzania, 2010
Master's Thesis
Funga Kabisa and Hamna Athari: Permanency and Side-Effects Considering Female Sterilization and Contraceptive Choice Among the Pare in Ugweno, Tanzania, 2001
Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology and Sociology, and Coordinator of Anthropology, Southwest Borderland Studies, and Mexican American Studies at Texas A&M University, Knightsville
Ph.D. Dissertation
Rooted in Movement: Spatial Practices and Community Persistence in Native Southwestern New England, 2010
Master's Thesis
Safeguarding the 'Mint": Analysis of the Fort Island Collection in Comparative Perspective, 2004
Associate Professor at Josef Korbel School of International Studies at the University of Dener and Co-Director of the DU Center for Immigration and Policy Research (CIPR)
Ph.D. Dissertation
Cultures of Contraband: Contesting (II) Legality at the Mexico-Guatemala Border, 2009
Audrey M. Elegbede, PhD, ACC, Curriculum and Assessment Manager, Mayo Clinic Alix School of Medicine, Co-Founder, ETeam Consulting (Executive Coach, Consultant, Speaker)
Ph.D. Dissertation
Maintaining Middle-Classness: Urban, Middle-Class, Malay Single-Mothers of Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, 2009
Associate Professor at Flame University in Pune, India
Ph.D. Dissertation
Interrogating Violence: Uncovering Silences-Investigating Marital Violence in India, 2007
Master's Thesis
Rakta Ebong Biye: Blood and Marriage-Examing the relationship between arranged marriages and a Thalassemia Prevention program in West Bengal, India, 2003
Dr. Stein is a Lecturer in Environmental Studies and Anthropology at Tufts University
Ph.D. Dissertation
Abstract for: Native Peoples, Subsistence, and Cultural Identity in Late Woodland and Early Contact Period Southern New England, 2007