Texas State University - San Marcos

Alumna, Anthropology

About

Backstory: I am beginning my journey back into Academia after an elongated absence. Be patient with me :).

B.A. in Anthropology, Texas State University
Graduate work in Political Science and Communications Studies, Texas Tech University. 

I have taught professionally, and enjoy the process of learning.  I am a lifetime Researchaholic.

Interests; Digital history, medieval genealogy, medieval philosophical development, pre-historic art and symbolism, and wait for it, diffusion theory.  Academic/non-academic method bridging is a deep interest of mine.

I have a new interest in the Human Genome Project as it may be applied to the study of History.

Intent:
I am here to learn and contribute where I can.  My intent is to continue graduate school in the near future.  I am currently writing an article, hopefully for publication, on Rashi and possible influences he had on the philosophical leanings of Frankish nobles in his lifetime.  I am interested in the birth of the Templars as well, which occurred shortly after his death.