Faculty Profile

Ashley Maxwell

Contact

Henderson Learning and Resources Center

Room 218H

1700 SW College Ave

Topeka, KS 66621-1117

785.670.2104

ashley.maxwell@washburn.edu

Degrees & Certifications

Univ of Nevada-Las Vegas, Bachelor of Arts

No Carolina St Univ/Raleigh, Master of Arts

University of South Florida, Doctor of Philosophy

Academic History

2019-present Lecturer, Anthropology, Washburn University

2014-2018 Instructor, Anthropology, Hillsborough Community College

Teaching

• AN 112 C, Cultural Anthropology
• AN 112 D, Cultural Anthropology
• AN 112 VC, Cultural Anthropology
• AN 118 VA, Intro to Forensic Science
• AN 300 A, Special Topics in Anthropology
• AN 363 XB, Internship
• AN 366 B, Directed Readings
• AN 367 B, Directed Research

Scholarly Interests/Activities

Bioarchaeology, Archaeological Science, Migration, Paleodietary Analyses

Career Accomplishments

2016 A.H. Ross, A.K. Lanfear, A.B. Maxwell
"Establishing standards for side-by-side radiographic comparisons.”
American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology 37:2 86-94.

2014 A.B. Maxwell, A.H. Ross
“A Radiographic Study on the Utility of Cranial Vault Outlines for Positive Identifications” Journal of Forensic Sciences 59:2 314-318.

2013 A.H. Humphries, A.B. Maxwell, A.H. Ross, and D.H. Ubelaker
“A Geometric Morphometric Study of Regional Craniofacial Variation in Mexico” International Journal of Osteoarchaeology Early View 10 Oct 2013. doi: 10.1002/oa.2345

2011 A.B. Maxwell, A.H. Ross
“Epidemiology of Genocide: An Example from the Former Yugoslavia,” Forensic Science Policy & Management: An International Journal 2:2 94-102.

Certificate of Teaching and Learning 2018-2019

Certificate of Teaching and Learning 2019-2020

Certificate of Teaching and Learning 2020-2021

Certificate of Inclusive Teaching and Learning 2020-2021

Certificate of Teaching and Learning 2021-2022

Certificate of Teaching and Learning 2022-2023

Certificate of Teaching and Learning 2023-2024