My name is Michelle and I am a recent college graduate from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania where I attained my B.A. in Anthropology, as well as a minor in Gender Studies. Anthropology is my passion and I am most experienced in the sub-disciplines of Cultural and Archaeological Anthropology. Throughout my undergraduate career I served as a teaching assistant for the Introduction to Cultural Anthropology course. My duties included attending class, taking notes, holding office hours, tutoring students, and organizing exam study sessions. In 2013 I was inducted into the Lambda Alpha National Honors Society, which is the National Collegiate Honors Society for Anthropology. I have experience conducting anthropological research and presenting at numerous professional conferences.

I love sharing the magnificent world of anthropology with others, and my goal is to attend graduate school and attain my Ph.D so that I can become a professor of anthropology and archaeology. In the summer of 2013 I attended the University of Oregon Archaeological Field School, which is a program recognized by the Register of Professional Archaeologists. Since my graduation from Bloomsburg University in May 2014, I have been employed as a field archaeologist for multiple companies and contract firms.

I would be the ideal candidate to tutor your student in anthropology or archaeology courses. I have experience tutoring and mentoring students at the college level. I also have professional and field experience in both cultural and archaeological anthropology. I love sharing the world of anthropology and enjoy interacting and educating others. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me!