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Kathleen Lowrey is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Alberta, specializing in anthropology with a focus on Lowland South American anthropology, ethnohistory, and shamanism. She has published extensively on the intersections of gender and anthropology, particularly examining the representation of women in anthropological discourse over the past decades. Her current research includes a book titled "Shamanism and Vulnerability in the North and South American Great Plains," which critiques the traditional masculine interpretations of Indigenous shamanism. Lowrey teaches a variety of courses, including Introduction to Anthropology, Indigenous South America, and Advanced Anthropological Theory, striving to integrate contemporary social movements into her teachings. She actively contributes to discussions around feminism, gender, and identity within the field of anthropology.
Department: Mechanical Engineering and Engineering Management