Dr. Keri Sansevere holds a B.A. in Anthropology from Monmouth University and a Ph.D. in Anthropology from Temple University. Her academic research operates at the intellectual borderlands of historical archaeology, contemporary archaeology, and cultural anthropology. Dr. Sansevere is very interested in a diverse range of issues that relate to power, gender, political economy, ancient practices, craft technology, youth cultures, and complementary and alternative healing modalities. She has worked in museums, in the private sector of archaeology, and has taught elementary through college learners over the course of the last 15+ years.

Dr. Sansevere has been teaching at Monmouth University for ten years where she has instructed courses with foundations in archaeology, cultural anthropology, and geography. She lives in Asbury Park with her two beloved cats, Oscar and Cookie. Outside of academic life, Dr. Sansevere loves riding her bike through town on a warm summer evening and is an accomplished vegan cook and baker.