Metropolitan State University of Denver

Dr Jonathan D Kent

Personal Biography Statement

Dr. Jonathan Kent is Professor of Anthropology at Metropolitan State College of Denver, where he has taught since 1986. He has archaeological field projects in Colorado, New Mexico, and Peru and hopes to begin research in Tanzania in 2013. He curates the MSCD Seed Collection, the Comparative Osteology Collection, and the Ashton Ethnographic Collection. He is the Founder and Co-Director of the Laboratory of Anthropology. He is a three-time awardee of Fulbright-Hays Fellowships. He has been named Outstanding Faculty Researcher by Golden Key Honor Society, has been named as the President's Outstanding Teacher, and has won the college's Distinguished Service Award. He teaches courses in Archaeology, World Prehistory, Human-Animal Relationships, Ancient American Civilizations and South American Archaeology.

Courses Taught

ANT-2640,ANT-2710,ANT-3600,ANT-3620,ANT-390C,ANT-390I,ANT-3980,ANT-4710
,ANT-498B,ANT-498D,ANT-498E,ANT-498J,ANT-498L

Office Hours

Monday - [09:45 to 10:45]
Tuesday - [09:45 to 10:45]
Wednesday - [09:45 to 10:45]
Thursday - [09:45 to 10:45]