Summary
Overview
Work History
Education
Skills
Accomplishments
Research
Leadership Experience
Personal Information
Languages
Interests
Websites
Timeline
Hi, I’m

ELISE ULRICH

ELISE ULRICH

Summary

Cultural anthropologist seeking to apply research and intercultural communication skills in culturally focused projects.

Overview

2
years of professional experience

Work History

Graduate Assistant
01.2023 - 01.2025

Job overview

  • Graded exams and papers, tutored or led review sessions, kept materials organized, and taught class.

Independent Research Project Director
01.2023 - 01.2025

Job overview

  • Directed an independent research project on language of Japanese tattoos, coordinating interviews, managing timelines, and analyzing qualitative data to produce original findings.

Researcher
01.2023 - 01.2025

Job overview

  • Studied ± 400 Bone Pins.
  • Helped to add and create new information on a previous project.

Researcher
01.2023 - 01.2025

Job overview

  • Conducted interviews.
  • Created a map of local ethnic grocery stores.

Education

Illinois State University

MASTER OF SCIENCE from Japanese Studies
05.2025

University Overview

  • Thesis: Rebranding Ink
  • GPA: 4.0

University of Southern Indiana

BACHELOR OF ARTS from Latino Studies – Mainly Native American Archaeology and Cultural Studies of Latinos
05.2023

University Overview

GPA: 3.5

Skills

  • Intermediate Spanish
  • Beginner/Basic Japanese
  • Microsoft Word
  • PowerPoint
  • Excel
  • Google Docs
  • Slides
  • Sheets
  • Research and Analysis
  • Cultural Competence
  • Communication
  • Linguistic Analysis
  • Language Acquisition
  • Interpersonal Skills

Accomplishments

  • Member of the Lambda Alpha National Anthropology Honor Society, 2025-05-01
  • Scott Elliot Endowment for Sociology and Anthropology, 2025-05-01

Research

  • ARTICLE ON NATIVE AMERICAN BONE PINS FROM CRIB MOUND SITE (SOUTHERN INDIANA), Studied ± 400 Bone Pins., Helped to add and create new information on a previous project.
  • AN APPLIED ETHNOGRAPHIC STUDY OF IMMIGRANT LIFE IN BLOOMINGTON-NORMAL, IL, Conducted interviews, Created a map of local ethnic grocery stores.

Leadership Experience

Directed an independent research project on language of Japanese tattoos, coordinating interviews, managing timelines, and analyzing qualitative data to produce original findings.

Personal Information

Title: Cultural Anthropologist

Languages

English
Native or Bilingual
Spanish
Professional Working
Japanese
Elementary

Interests

Anthropology

World cultures and languages

Timeline

Graduate Assistant

01.2023 - 01.2025

Independent Research Project Director

01.2023 - 01.2025

Researcher

01.2023 - 01.2025

Researcher

01.2023 - 01.2025

Illinois State University

MASTER OF SCIENCE from Japanese Studies

University of Southern Indiana

BACHELOR OF ARTS from Latino Studies – Mainly Native American Archaeology and Cultural Studies of Latinos