Mark Carl Slaughter

Background

Slaughter, Mark Carl was born on September 3, 1959 in Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States.

Education

Student, University Missouri, 1977-1978; Associate of Arts, Maple Woods Community College, Kansas City, Missoury, 1981; Bachelor in History, Anthropology, Antiquities, 1984; postgraduate studies, Washington State University, 1988-1990; Master of Arts in Anthropology, Eastern N. Mexico State University, 1989.

Career

Volunteer, Missouri Archeological Society, 1973; volunteer, Kansas Missouri Parks and Recreation Department, 1974; archeologist, Excavations at Patterson Springs, Springfield, Missouri, 1975-1977; field archeologist, History Society Springfield, Missouri, 1977-1980; field archeologist, Missouri Archeological Society and University Missouri, Monroe, Missouri, 1980-1984; field archeologist, Saylorville (Iowa) Reservoir Project, S.W. Missouri State University, 1984-1985; field archeologist, analyst, geoarcheologist, crew chief, Eastern N. Mexico U., Roswell, Tularosa, 1986-1987; co-director, field assistant, lithic analyst N. Mexico excavations, Eastern N. Mexico U., Washington State University, Capitan, Los Alamos, 1988-1990; field director, project director various projects in Arizona, American Smelting and Refining Company, AEPCO, Wikieup, Three Points, 1990; principal investigator, project manager, Arizona Archeological Surveys, 1990-1995; principal investigator, project manager, Pima County On-Call Archeological Superior vena cava syndrome, The Growler Walsh Survey, Luke Air Force Base, Tinajas Altas, since 1992; president, Arizona Archeological and History Society, U. Arizona, Tucson, since 1995. Co-instructor prehistory, archeology theory, N. Mexico cultures, Eastern N. Mexico U., 1986, 88. Lecturer Blackwater Draw Museum, Portales, N. Mexico, 1986-1988, Tucson Unified School District Camp Cooper, 1990-1993.

Instructor primitive technologies, Arizona Sonoran Desert Museum, Tucson, 1993, Lithic Technology, Pima Community College, Tucson, 1993. Graduate committee Eastern N. Mexico U., Portales, 1986-1988, faculty search committee, 1987. Adjunct faculty Pima Community College, 1993-1995.

Consultant for Arizona State Museum reaccreditation. Committee member Kiva Publs., 1995-1997, editorsearch committee, 1996. Consultant director selection committee Arizona State Museum, U. Arizona, 1997.

Achievements

• Mark Carl Slaughter has been listed as a noteworthy historical and archaeological society executive by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Board trustees Grant Maple Woods College, Missouri 1980-1981. Volunteer Anthropology Museum, Washington State University, 1988-1989. Member Arizona Archeological and History Society, Society for American Archeology, Arizona Archeological Coun, New Mexico Archeological Council, Arizona Geological Survey, San Pedro Archol.

Research Group.