Brendan Nash
Assistant Teaching Professor of Anthropology
Dr. Brendon Nash earned his MA and PhD at the University of Michigan. His research focuses on the cultural adaptations of early peoples in North America during the climatic transition from the Terminal Pleistocene through the Early Holocene (ca 13,000-7,500 B.P.), which he currently explores via a Clovis technology site in Michigan. He brings a wide range of archeological skills to Ball State, including those required for exploration of both terrestrial and submerged sites.
Course Schedule
| Course |
No. |
Term |
Level |
Hours |
Location |
| Archaeology and Culture |
ANTH 103.1 |
Fall 2026 |
Undergraduate |
3 |
Lecture |
| Archaeology and Culture |
ANTH 103.2 |
Fall 2026 |
Undergraduate |
3 |
Lecture |
| Archaeology and Culture |
ANTH 103.800 |
Fall 2026 |
Undergraduate |
3 |
Online (Asynchronous) |
| Introduction to Biological Anthropology |
ANTH 105.800 |
Fall 2026 |
Undergraduate |
3 |
Online (Asynchronous) |