Graduate StudentB.A., Anthropology & Sociology, Geology, Lafayette College, 2015M.A., Anthropology, University of Washington, 2017hollism@uw.eduPersonal WebsiteFields of Interest Archaeology Climate Change Community Archaeology Feminism and Feminist Theory Food Historical Archaeology Indigenous Archaeology Historical EcologyColonialismAlaskaBackground and ExperienceSummaryProfessional Affiliations: Quaternary Research Center, Affiliate MemberAffiliated Departments: English Research Graduate, Predissertation Pilot Awards Miller, Hollis. The Historical Archaeology of Gender, Food and Labor in Old Harbor, Alaska. Pilot Research. 2018. Adviser: Ben Fitzhugh Courses TaughtAdditional CoursesI teach with the Interdisciplinary Writing Program, instructing writing courses that are linked with anthropology or environmental studies lectures. Autumn 2017: ENGL 198J (linked with ANTH 101) Winter 2018: ENGL 298E (linked with ANTH 228) Autumn 2018: ENGL 298G (linked with ANTH 215) Winter 2019: ENGL 298B (linked with ANTH 228) Autumn 2020: ENGL 199D (linked with ENVIR 100) News & Events Related News Community-Oriented Archaeology in Old Harbor, Alaska May 12, 2020 Anthropology, actually — Hollis Miller and a community-oriented project to uncover the lived experience of colonialism for Sugpiaq families Feb 25, 2020 2019 Yeager Award Reception and Recipients Jun 18, 2019 Share: Print PDF