I am a doctoral candidate in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Florida with an MPH in epidemiology. I have a focus in biocultural medical anthropology and am interested in how culture mediates inequalities in health. Other interests include political economy, epidemiology, integrative and collaborative research and Latin America. I am currently in lowland Bolivia for the next 18 months (June 2011-December 2012) carrying out dissertation research on culture change and chronic stress among a group of foraging-farmers, the Tsimane’. I also help maintain the social research methods site QualQuant.org and the anthropology blog, AnthroHacker.com. You can read more about my work on my academic page, schedule a meeting below through Tungle.me, or get in touch via my contact page.