Teaching

Graduate Teaching Fellow, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR

Classes:

ANTH 170: Human Origins

ANTH 173: Evolution of Human sexuality

ANTH 176: Introduction to Forensic Anthropology

ANTH 361: Human Evolution

ANTH 270: Introduction to Biological Anthropology

ANTH 366: Human Osteology

ANTH 369: Human Growth and Development

Guest Lecturer

T.J. Cepon (2012). Physical Activity and You: Methods for assessing physical activity. Invited Speaker for ANTH 503/603: Methods in Evolutionary Anthropology.

T.J. Cepon (2011). Helminthes, fecalysis, and blood: The Hygiene Hypothesis and Autoimmune Disorders. Invited Speaker for ANTH 503/603: Methods in Evolutionary Anthropology.

T.J. Cepon and F.C. Madimenos (2011). Methods for assessing physical activity. Invited Speaker for ANTH 503/603: Methods in Evolutionary Anthropology.

T.J. Cepon (2010). Proximate environmental factors: variation in growth and development. Invited Speaker for ANTH 361: Human Growth and Development, University of Oregon.

T.J. Cepon (2010). Autoimmune thyroid disorders in an indigenous circumpolar population: the interplay between cold-stress adaptations and market integration. Institute of Cognitive and Decision Sciences Invited Speaker, University of Oregon.