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Hanson, Christine Lynne was born on June 22, 1947 in Sacramento. Daughter of William P. and Marilyn A. Hanson.
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Christine Lynne Hanson
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Christine Lynne Hanson, American Anthropology educator. Recipient Professional Growth and Development award, Phoenix College, 1986, Faculty Incentive Research award, Arizona State University, 1981, International Ednl. award, Rotary, 1979-1980; grantee, Arizona State University, 1983; Smithsonian visiting scholar, Washington, 1975, others.
Education
Associate of Arts in French, Sacramento Community College, 1967; Bachelor in Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley, 1969; Master of Arts in Anthropology, Case Western Reserve U., 1973; Doctor of Philosophy, Arizona State University, 1986.
Career
Research assistant department anthropology, Case Western Reserve U., Cleveland, 1970-1972; archaeologist, Riksantikvaran Archaeol. Project, Trondheim, Norway, 1973-1974; archaeological consultant, Royal Science Society Museum, Trondheim, 1980; archaeological research assistant department anthropology, Arizona State University, 1981-1982; teach associate, Arizona State University, 1976-1977, 81-83; research associate department anthropology, Arizona State University, 1982-1983; visiting faculty department social science, Phoenix College, 1982-1986; faculty associate department anthropology, Arizona State University, 1984-1986; assistant professor anthropology, Santa Clara (California) U., 1987-1988; assistant professor anthropology, U. Alaska, Anchorage, since 1988. Lecturer in field; consultant in field.
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Membership
Member American Association Anthropologists, American Association Physical Anthropologists, Paleopathology Association, Alaska Anthropol. Association, Sigma Xi.
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American
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Recipient Professional Growth and Development award, Phoenix College, 1986, Faculty Incentive Research award, Arizona State University, 1981, International Ednl. award, Rotary, 1979-1980. Grantee, Arizona State University, 1983. Smithsonian visiting scholar, Washington, 1975, others.Recipient Professional Growth and Development award, Phoenix College, 1986, Faculty Incentive Research award, Arizona State University, 1981, International Ednl. award, Rotary, 1979-1980. Grantee, Arizona State University, 1983. Smithsonian visiting scholar, Washington, 1975, others.