William W. Baden
Senior Research Analyst
Institutional Research and Analysis
Indiana Univ. - Purdue Univ. Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne, IN 46805-1499
260-481-6202
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PhD (anthropology) 1987, University of Tennessee
MA (anthropology) 1982, University of Tennessee
BA (anthropology) 1976, Magna cum laude, University of Toledo
Associate in Arts (physics/mathematics) 1973, Miami University
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- August 2005 - Present
- Senior Research Analyst
(duties)
- June 2002 - August 2005
- Manager of Client Support, IT Services
(duties)
- January 1993 - May 2002
- Coordinator of Academic Computing, IT Services
(duties)
Visiting Assistant Professor in Anthropology, 1997-98
Adjunct Professor of Anthropology, 1993-94
- September 1986 - December 1992
- VAX Programmer/Consultant
(duties)
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- January 1985 - August 1986
- University of Pennsylvania
Computer Specialist, University Museum (duties)
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- June 1981 - June 1983
- University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Research Associate, Tellico Archaeological Project (duties)
Department of Anthropology
- September 1977 - June 1981
- Research Assistant, Tellico Archaeological Project (duties)
Department of Anthropology
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Professional Affiliations
Society for American Archaeology
Courses Taught (Undergraduate)
- GIS Mapping in Anthropology
- Introduction to Prehistoric Archaeology
- Archaeology of North America
- Archaeological Research Design
- Introduction to Lithic Typology
- Historical Archaeology
- Rise and Fall of Ancient Civilizations
- Ancient Egypt
- Ethnographic Observation of a Classroom Environment
- Statistics and Data Management (Nursing)
Courses Taught (Graduate)
- Quantitative Methods in Archaeology
Authored Software/Reporting Systems
- Daily Pre-Term Enrollment tracking (2006; SAS/SQL)
- Campus Unit Profiles (2013; SAS/SQL)
- Archaeological Fieldwork Simulation (1998; VAX/VMS; Pascal/DCL/HTML)
- Room Scheduling (1997; SAS/SQL)
- Document Delivery Processing System (1991; VAX/VMS; Pascal)
Information Technology Expertise
- Blackboard, SAS, SPSS, SQL, Tableau, ArcView/ArcGIS
Anthropological Research Areas
Emergence and Collapse of Complex Societies, Traditional
Agriculture, Southeastern Archaeology
Computational Research Areas
Quantitative and Statistical Methods,
Computer Graphics, Mathematical Modeling, Complex Adaptive Systems,
Agent-Based Modeling, GIS
Publications
Baden, William W.
2013 Systems Theory.
In Theory in social and cultural anthropology: an encyclopedia,
pp. 849-851, edited by R. Jon McGee and Richard L. Warms. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
2005 Modelling Prehistoric Maize Agriculture as a Dissipative Process.
In Nonlinear Models for Archaeology and Anthropology: Continuing the Revolution,
pp. 95-122, edited by C.S. Beekman and W.W. Baden. Burlington, VT:Ashgate Publishing.
1987 A Dynamic Model of Stability and Change in Mississippian
Agricultural Systems. Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of
Anthropology, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.1.3019.8880.
1985 Evidence of changing settlement patterns in the Little Tennessee
River valley of east Tennessee. In Exploring Tennessee Prehistory: A
Dedication to Alfred K. Guthe, edited by T.R. Whyte, C.C. Boyd, Jr.,
and B.H. Riggs. The University of Tennessee, Department of
Anthropology, Report of Investigations 42.
1983 Tomotley: An Eighteenth Century Cherokee Village. Department of
Anthropology, University of Tennessee, Report of Investigations 36
and Tennessee Valley Authority Publications in Anthropology 35.
1982 Mathematical Modelling of Ceramic Assemblages. Unpublished MA
thesis, Department of Anthropology, University of Tennessee,
Knoxville.
Baden, William W. and Christopher S. Beekman
2001 Culture and Agriculture: A Comment On Sissel Schroeder, Maize Productivity
In The Eastern Woodlands And Great Plains Of North America.
American Antiquity, 66(3):505-515.
Beekman, Christopher S. and William W. Baden (eds.)
2005 Nonlinear Models for Archaeology and Anthropology: Continuing the Revolution.
Burlington, VT:Ashgate Publishing.
Beekman, Christopher S. and William W. Baden
2005 Continuing the Revolution. In Nonlinear Models for Archaeology and Anthropology:
Continuing the Revolution, pp. 1-12, edited by C.S. Beekman and W.W. Baden. Burlington,
VT:Ashgate Publishing.
Blythe, Stuart, Rachelle Darabi, Barbara Simon Kirkwood, and William Baden
2009 Exploring Options for Students at the Boundaries of the 'At Risk' Designation.
Writing Program Administration, 33(1-2):9-23, Fall/Winter.
Kimball, Larry R. and William W. Baden
1980 Statistical Analysis of Assemblages by Activity Groups. In
A Preliminary Report of Probabilistic and Nonprobabilistic Archeological
Sampling in Industrial Area II, Tellico Reservoir, Tennessee, by
R.P.S. Davis, Jr., pp. 88-95. Tellico Archeological Survey Report 2.
1980 Quantitative Model of Woodland and Mississippian Ceramic
Assemblages for the Identification of Surface Collections. In The
1977 Archeological Reconnaissance and Overall Assessment of the
Archeological Resources of the Tellico Reservoir, by L.R. Kimball, pp.
229-449. Tellico Archaeological Survey Report 1.
Lozanoff, Scott, and William W. Baden
1978 Osteobiography of Five Prehistoric Populations from Southeastern
Michigan. Toledo Area Aboriginal Research Bulletin, 7(1-2):73-76.
O'Hear, M., R. Ramsey, and W. Baden
1996 Student Perceptions: What They Tell Us About Readability
and Interest. Journal of College Reading and Learning, 27(2):28-39.
Otani, Koichiro and William W. Baden
2009 Healthcare Cost and Predictive Factors: High- and Low-Utilization Model Development.
Health Marketing Quarterly, 2(3):198-208.
Ramsey, R., M. O'Hear, and W. Baden
1993 Student Perception of Readability and Human Interest in
Upper-Level Composition Textbooks. Forum for Reading, 24:1-10.
1992 Measuring Human Interest in First-Year College Writing
Textbooks. Reading Research and Instruction, 32(1):64-76.
Stothers, David M., Scott Lozanoff, and William W. Baden
1976 Middle to Late Woodland Biological Continuity Within the Western
Basin Tradition. Toledo Area Aboriginal Research Bulletin,
7(1-2):1-72.
Papers Presented
Anderson, Gregory L., and William W. Baden
2007 Students at the Center: Still a Focus. A paper presented at the
12th Annual National Learning Communities Conference, November 7-9, 2007, Indianapolis.
Baden, William W.
2002 Quantifying Potentials within Dissipative Processes:
An Evaluation of Mississippian Agriculture. A paper presented at the
101st Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association,
November 20-24, 2002, New Orleans.
1998 Using Simulations to Teach the Teacher as Well as the Student.
A paper presented at The Use of Computers and Related Technologies
for Instruction Conference, May 28, 1998, Fort Wayne.
1995 The Impact of Fluctuating Agricultural Potential on Coosa's
Sociopolitical and Settlement Systems. A paper presented at the
52nd Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference, Knoxville.
1980 A Solution to the Humpty Dumpty Dilemma in Ceramic Analysis: All
the King's Mathematicians Could Have Put Humpty Together Again. A
paper presented at the 37th Annual Southeastern Archaeological
Conference, New Orleans.
Beekman, Christopher S. and William W. Baden
2009 El Cultivo del Maíz y su Impacto Regional: Agotamiento de los Suelos en el
Corredor de La Venta, Jalisco. A paper presented at the Mesa de trabajo del Centro de Estudios
Arqueológicos, Patrones de asentamiento y actividades de subsistencia en el Occidente de México,
Reconocimiento a la Dra. Helen P. Pollard. September 4, 2009, Colegio de Michoacan, Michoacan, Mexico.
Boyd, C. Cliff, William W. Baden, and Donna C. Boyd
2015 Non-Linear Systems Theory and Its Application to the Assessment of Postmortem Interval.
Invited paper in the symposium Application of Theory to Forensic Anthropology February 20, 2015,
67th Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Orlando, FL.
Dibble, Harold L., Irene B. Romano, and William W. Baden
1986 Microcomputer Applications to Museum Collections Management. A
paper presented at the National Workshop on Microcomputers in
Archaeology, April 23, 1986, New Orleans.
Lozanoff, Scott, and William W. Baden
1978 Osteobiography of Five Prehistoric Populations from Southeastern
Michigan. A paper presented at the 54th Annual Central States
Anthropological Society Conference, Notre Dame.
Rathbun, Gail, and William Baden
2010 Meeting Retention Challenges with Hybrid Solutions. A paper presented
at the 13th Annual Area Fort Wayne Teaching Conference, February 26, 2010, Fort Wayne, IN.
Romano, Irene B. and William W. Baden
1986 Collections on the Move: An Inventory in Transition. A paper
presented at the Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums' Life After
Inventory Workshop, April 4, 1986, Philadelphia, PA.
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