• As a research assistant for Professor Jelmer Eerkens I worked to clean and extract samples from human dental remains and ancient bone fragments in order to perform isotopic analysiso Once the grant for the research ended, I pursued senior honors thesis work under Dr. Eerkens to perform analysis of the samples I extracted as a research assistant in order to write a research paper on the possible mobility patterns and marriage strategies of past inhabitants of Marsh Creek in Contra Costa CountyRecent Honors Thesis Projects (ANT 194H) 2011-12: http://anthropology.ucdavis.edu/undergraduate/honors-webpage/undergraduate-honors-program-in-anthropology-1

• Worked with archaeological & enthrographic collections, cataloging, analyzing, and organizing collections, as well as reviewing archaeological site records and notes• Worked with cataloging software• Worked in the department for human remainso Analyzed and inspected skeletal materials, preparing burial reports and reviewing past burial reportso Identified individuals based on morphological characteristics and pathologies, estimating age, sex, and lifestyleo Investigated burials that contained multiple individuals, and was required to correctly separate and indentify the age and sex of individuals

As manager, I was responsible for running day & night shifts, opening & closing the store, inventory, dealing with employee & customer satisfaction and issues, and organizing restaurant inspections, employee meetings, shift meetings, and managerial meetings concerning the store & developing new ideas.