Graduate Studentshannahcz@uw.eduFields of Interest Biological Anthropology Background and ExperienceSummaryBiological Anthropology, Neandertals, juvenile growth and development, Early Modern Humans, biomechanics in growth and development; Europe, the Middle East, Asia Courses Taught Autumn 2020 BIO A 100 AA: Evolution and Human Behavior BIO A 100 AB: Evolution and Human Behavior BIO A 100 AC: Evolution and Human Behavior BIO A 100 AD: Evolution and Human Behavior BIO A 100 AE: Evolution and Human Behavior BIO A 100 AF: Evolution and Human Behavior BIO A 100 AG: Evolution and Human Behavior BIO A 100 AH: Evolution and Human Behavior Spring 2020 BIO A 201 AA: Principles of Biological Anthropology BIO A 201 AB: Principles of Biological Anthropology BIO A 201 AC: Principles of Biological Anthropology BIO A 201 AD: Principles of Biological Anthropology Spring 2019 BIO A 201 AA: Principles of Biological Anthropology BIO A 201 AB: Principles of Biological Anthropology BIO A 201 AC: Principles of Biological Anthropology BIO A 201 AD: Principles of Biological Anthropology Share: Print PDF
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