UNB Anthropology Graduates
Archaeology
M. Gabriel Hrynick, April 2011. MA Archaeology, entitled: Woodland Period Domestic Architecture on the Coast of the Maritime Peninsula: A Case Study from Port Joli Harbour, Nova Scotia. Supervisor: David Black. Now: Gabe Hrynick is enrolled in the PhD program in Anthropological Archaeology at the University of Connecticut.
C. Drew Gilbert, April 2011. MA Archaeology, entitled: The Archaeology of the Deer Island Point Site (BfDr5), Charlotte County, New Brunswick. Supervisor: David Black. Now: Drew Gilbert teaches Photography and Crafts at the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design.
Cora A. Woolsey, August 2010. MA Archaeology, entitled: Ceramic Sherds in the George Frederick Clarke Collection: A Technological Approach. Supervisor: David Black. Now: Cora Woolsey is enrolled in the PhD program in Anthropological Archaeology at McMaster University.
Pamela J. Dickinson, June 2008. PhD/Geology (co-supervision with B.E. Broster), entitled: Geomorphological Processes and the Development of the Lower SJR Human Landscape. Supervisor: David Black. Now: Pam Dickinson was Marketing Coordinator at New Brunswick Natural Resources for 5 years.
Brent D. Suttie, February 2005. MA Archaeology, entitled: Archaic Period Archaeological Research in the Interior of Southwestern New Brunswick. Supervisor: David Black. Now: Brent Suttie is Project Executive at Archaeological Services, Goberment of New Brunswick.
Vincent G.J. Bourgeois, February 1999. MA Archaeology, entitled: A Regional Pre-Contact Ceramic Sequence for the Saint John River Valley. Supervisor: David Black. Now: Vinny Bourgeois was Collections Manager at ASNB for 10 years; he currently works with Stantec Consulting Ltd.
Susan E. Blair, September 1996. MA Archaeology, entitled: The Prehistoric Archaeology of the Grand Manan Archipelago: Cultural History and Regional Integration. Supervisor: David Black. Now: Susan Blair holds a PhD in Archaeology from the University of Toronto; she currently is Associate Professor of Anthropology at UNB.
Shianne L. MacDonald, December 1994. MA Archaeology, entitled: Exploring Patterns of Prehistoric Lithic Material Use in the Insular Quoddy Region, New Brunswick. Supervisor: David Black. Now: Shianne MacDonald is Senior Instructional Designer at Bluedrop.
