People - Mentor Network
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PDFTo aid UW Anthropology students in exploring educational and career opportunities, we have started a mentoring network comprised of UW Anthropology alumni, including many who live and work in the Seattle area. Our mentors have valuable and unique experiences and perspectives that can benefit current students, especially those hoping to gain insights from professional anthropologists pursuing a variety of academic and non-academic careers.
If you are interested in becoming a mentor, please contact Catherine Zeigler at czeigler@uw.edu.
Senior consultant, The Hartman Group
Social Science and Incubators Lead at EarthLab, University of Washington
Lecturer, Matteo Ricci Institute and Seattle University
Instructor, Rainier Scholars and UW Lecturer
Manager of community engagement and community-based research at Environmental Health-Public Health Seattle & King County
Senior Archaeologist and the Pacific Northwest Cultural Resources Practice Group Leader at Cardno
Affiliate Assistant Professor, Research Associate, Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute
Senior Research and Evaluation Advisor, International Training & Education Center for Health (I-TECH)
Data Scientist, Global Expansion Market Intelligence, Amazon
Archaeology Curation Services Manager, Burke Museum
U.S. Department of State and Senior Foreign Service Officer
Archaeologist, Willamette Cultural Resources Associates, Ltd.
Affiliate Associate Professor, Executive Director of the American Anthropological Association
Product manager and user researcher, University of Washington
Affiliate Assistant Professor, King County Archaeologist
Washington Sea Grant social science program lead, and liaison to NOAA’s Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NWFSC).
Policy assistant for the Centro SOL Migrant Health Policy Group
UW Law School Student
Associate Professor, Museum Studies, Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA)
Archaeologist, Willamette Cultural Resources Associates
Senior Regulatory Affairs Coordinator at the University of Washington