Faculty and Staff

Dr. Jennie Ebeling
Associate Professor/Archaeology
Olmsted Hall, Room 410
812-488-1019
je55@evansville.edu
Professor Ebeling teaches core courses in the archaeology curriculum and survey courses that focus on the archaeology of the Near East, Egypt, and Syria-Palestine. She also teachers upper-level seminar courses on Ancient Technology, Food and Drink in Antiquity, and Women in Antiquity.

Professor Kaiser teaches courses in Roman and Etruscan archaeology, as well as courses in Roman history and the Latin language. He has also conducted training excavations in connection with the archaeological field techniques course. The most recent excavation was on the Evansville campus, at the site of the post-WWII "Tin City."

Dr. Heidi Strobel
Professor of Art History/Art History
Olmsted Hall, Room 413
812-488-2171
hs40@evansville.edu
Professor Strobel also has given many local lectures on Evansville-area Rosie the Riveters and oversaw the cataloging of the University art collection. She also supervises student internships at the following local museums: Reitz Home Museum; Audubon Museum and Nature Center; Children’s Museum of Evansville; Evansville Museum of Arts, History, and Science; Angel Mounds State Historic Site; and Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc.

Dr. Pat Thomas
Associate Professor/Archaeology
Olmsted Hall, Room 411
812-488-2226
pt4@evansville.edu
Professor Thomas teaches a range of courses in Greek archaeology, European prehistory, ancient Greek history, Latin language, and Classical Mythology. In 2000 he received the Archaeological Institute of America’s Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award, and in 2002 he was the University’s Teacher of the Year. In his spare time, he assists with support of activities of Angel Mounds State Historic Site in Evansville.

As an adjunct lecturer for the department Mrs. Lovasz-Kaiser teaches courses on the archaeology of medieval England, Viking archaeology, and occasionally the archaeology of Pompeii. She also co-teaches the archaeological field techniques course here on campus and is the campus assistant for the Jezreel Expedition.

Mr. Ian Cipin
Research Associate
Staff

Mrs. Marisa Knox
Administrative Assistant for Foreign Languages, Philosophy and Religion, and Archaeology and Art History
mk52@evansville.edu
812-488-2165
Office Phone:
812-488-2165
Office Email:
archaeology@evansville.edu
Office Location:
Room 401, Olmsted Hall