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Brice Obermeyer

Brice Obermeyer

Adjunct Faculty

Education:

  • BS, Sociology-Anthropology, History Minor, 1997 (University of Evansville)
  • PhD, Anthropology, 2003 (University of Oklahoma) 

Courses Taught:

  • Introduction to Anthropology
  • Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
  • Introduction to Physical Anthropology
  • Contemporary Cultures/World Cultures
  • Human Evolution and Civilization
  • Anthropology of Religion
  • Magic, Witchcraft and Religion
  • Cross-Cultural Studies
  • Forensic Anthropology
  • Native Peoples of North America/American Indians
  • Native Peoples of the Plains
  • Issues in Indian Country
  • Historic Indian Tribes
  • Folklore and Urban Legends
  • Race and Identity
  • Family in Cross-Cultural Perspective
  • Social Deviance
  • Ethnographic Field School: American Indian Tribes of Oklahoma  

Research Interests:

  • Woodland Indian ethnography and ethnohistory
  • mid-Atlantic archaeology
  • tribal historic preservation
  • Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) Compliance