Physical Anthropology

AAFS Physical Anthropology Section Officers

2010-11 Chair:

Bradley J. Adams, PhD

New York OCME
520 1st Avenue
New York, NY 10016
(212) 447-2760
badams@ocme.nyc.gov

2010-11 Secretary:

Susan M. T. Myster, PhD

Hamline University
MB 196
1536 Hewitt Avenue
Saint Paul, MN 55104
(651) 523-2554
smyster@gw.hamline.edu

Physical Anthropology Section Statistics as of July 21, 2010:

Applicants	6
Associate Members	80
Fellows	95
Members	46
Retired Fellows	12
Retired Members	2
Student Affiliates	136
Trainee Affiliates	21
Total Membership	398

Physical Anthropology Section Award Recipients

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