Tori Saneda

Anthropology

Tori Saneda received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Liberal Studies from the University of Toledo and a Master's degree in Anthropology from The Ohio State University. Her scholarly interests include Mayan archaeology, anthropology of religion, and globalization. She also is interested in the scholarship of distance learning and teaching and assessment. Ms. Saneda has worked on archaeological projects in Belize, Guatemala, Mexico, and Ohio where she worked summers as a park archaeologist for the National Park Service. Before joining Cascadia in 2005, she taught courses in anthropology and sociology at Columbus State Community College and The Ohio State University. She currently teaches courses in cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, world prehistory, religion and culture, human rights, archaeology, and linguistic anthropology. In 2008, Ms. Saneda was awarded the Anna Sue McNeill Teaching, Learning, and Assessment Award from the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges.
 

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