About Me

Nothing is more dangerous than a dogmatic worldview. ~ Stephen Jay Gould

Biography

For that last two decades I've divided time between academic interests and professional research. My background includes degrees in Anthropology and Education, with emphasis in Instructional Technology and Cross-Cultural Language and Development.

My fieldwork focus includes socio-cultural and archaeological contexts, NAGPRA legislation, cultural conservancy, prehistoric art, osteological labwork, and faunal analysis. In recent years I've recorded and documented folklore in the Pacific Northwest, with an emphasis on multi-generational immigrant experience within families, oral tradition and kinship structures.

Classes I Teach

Spring 2024

CRNCourseSec.Title
42561ANTH 154ZPhysical Anthropology
43264HUMI 1650ZArts, Ideas and Values

Winter 2024

CRNCourseSec.Title
34766ANTH 165ZPhysical Anthropology
01077HUMI 1663ZArts, Ideas and Values

Course Syllabi

Faculty Info

Leslie Berry

Leslie Berry
PART-TIME FACULTY

Social Sciences

berryleslie@deanza.edu

408.864.3377

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Education

Degrees in Anthropology & Education:

  • MA(SJSU)
  • BA (HSU)
  • MS-CLAD Credential(SJSU)

Office Hours

Spring 2018

By appointment.

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