1. 2005–Present
2.      Graduate Program, Department of Anthropology, University of Missouri–Columbia
3. 1995–1999
4.      B.A. (Anthropology), Luther College, Decorah, Iowa

1. 2008–Present
2.     Research Specialist, Archaeometry Laboratory, University of Missouri Research Reactor
3. 2005–2008
4.      Research Laboratory Technician, Archaeometry Laboratory, University of Missouri Research Reactor
5. 2000–2005
6.      Staff and Project Archaeologist, Archaeology Consulting Team, Inc., Essex Junction, Vermont

1. Co-editor of Acts of the XVth UISPP Congress, Lisbon, Portugal: Colloquium C68, Monumental Questions: Prehistoric Megaliths, Mounds, and Enclosures to be published through British Archaeological Reports (expected completion in autumn 2007)
2. Neutron Activation Analysis of Middle Woodland–Contact Period pottery from New Hampshire and Vermont (expected completion in summer 2007)
3. In the Footsteps of our Forefathers: Integrating the Results of the Lower Mississippi Alluvial Valley Survey into GIS (ongoing)
4. Archaeological Radiocarbon Date Database for Vermont and New England (ongoing)

1. Archaeometric Analyses of Pottery from TRB Barrows and Hilltop Enclosures. In Acts of the XVth UISPP Congress, Lisbon, Portugal: Colloquium C68, Monumental Questions: Prehistoric Megaliths, Mounds, and Enclosures. M.O. Baldia, D. Calado, and M.T. Boulanger (eds.). British Archaeological Reports (BAR) International Series.
2. Cultural Geography in the Context of Climatic and Environmental Change: the Neolithic – Eneolithic Transition of the Upper Morava Valley. Chapter 17 in Comparative Archaeology and Paleoclimatology: Socio-Cultural Responses to a Changing World. British Archaeological Reports (BAR) International Series.

1. Analysis of an Obsidian Biface Reportedly Found in the Connecticut River Valley of Vermont. Archaeology of Eastern North America 35: 81–92. (M.T. Boulanger, T.R. Jamison, C. Skinner, and M.D. Glascock)

1. Characterization of New England Chert Sources by Neutron Activation. Transactions of the American Nuclear Society 95:477–478. (M.T. Boulanger, R.J. Speakman, and M.D. Glascock)

1. A Preliminary Study on the Suitability of Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis (INAA) for Identifying Hathaway Formation Chert from the Northern Champlain Valley of Vermont. Archaeology of Eastern North America 33: 105–126. (Matthew T. Boulanger, Allen D. Hathaway, Robert J. Speakman, Michael D. Glascock)

1. Database of Published Radiocarbon Dates for Vermont with a Brief Discussion of the Method. Journal of Vermont Archaeology 8: 1–25. (M.T. Boulanger)

1. The Effects of Heat on Some Common Vermont Lithic Materials. Journal of Vermont Archaeology 7: 54–60. (M.T. Boulanger and A.D. Hathaway)

1. Inventory and Catalogue of the Harold Root Collection Maintained by the Charlotte Historical Society at the Charlotte Memorial Museum. Vermont Archaeological Society. Submitted to the Charlotte Memorial Museum, Vermont. (M. T. Boulanger, B. Helzer, and G. Little)
2. Phase I Archaeological Site Identification Study of the Proposed Verizon Wireless Communication Facility in Leicester, Addison County, Vermont. Archaeology Consulting Team, Inc. Submitted to DuBois & King, Inc., Williston, Vermont. (A. D. Hathaway, M. T. Boulanger, and D. S. Frink)

1. 2004 Annual Report of the Cultural Resources Management Plan for the Vergennes Hydroelectric Project (FERC No. 2674) in the Towns of Weybridge, New Haven, Addison, Waltham, and Panton, and the City of Vergennes, Addison County, Vermont. Archaeology Consulting Team, Inc. Submitted to Green Mountain Power Corporation, Colchester, Vermont. (D. S. Frink, D. Tall, M. T. Boulanger, A. D. Hathaway, and C. Baker)
2. Phase I Archaeological Site Identification Study of Phase II of the proposed G.W. Tatro Gravel Pit Project, Town of Belvidere, Lamoille County, Vermont. Archaeology Consulting Team, Inc. Submitted to Mr. Greg Tatro, G.W. Tatro Construction, Inc., Jeffersonville, Vermont. (M. T. Boulanger and D. S. Frink)
3. Phase I Archaeological Site Identification Study of the Proposed Expansion of the Leduc and Many Sand/Gravel Pit in the Town of Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont. Archaeology Consulting Team, Inc. Submitted to Mr. Peter Cross, Cross Consulting Engineers, P.C., St. Albans, Vermont. (M. T. Boulanger and D. S. Frink)
4. Short Report for the Archaeological Site Identification Study of the proposed Sheldon Heights Extension near the Village of Sheldon Junction, Town of Sheldon, Franklin County, Vermont. Archaeology Consulting Team, Inc. Submitted to Cross Consulting Engineers, Inc., St. Albans, Vermont. (D. S. Frink and M. T. Boulanger)

1. 2003 Annual Report of the Cultural Resource Management Plan for Archaeological and Historic Resources within the Pierce Mills, Arnold Falls, Gage, and Passumpsic Hydroelectric Stations; St. Johnsbury, Waterford, and Barnet in Caledonia County, Vermont (FERC Nos. 2396, 2399, 2397, and 2400). Archaeology Consulting Team, Inc. Submitted to Central Vermont Public Service Corporation, Rutland, Vermont. (D. S. Frink, M. T. Boulanger, D. Tall, and C. Baker)
2. Archaeological Assessment Study of the Proposed VELCO High Voltage Transmission System Upgrade Northwest Vermont Reliability Project between Barre Substation in Barre, Washington County, Vermont and Granite Substation in Williamstown, Orange County, Vermont. Archaeology Consulting Team, Inc. Submitted to Vermont Electric Power Company, Inc., Rutland, Vermont. (D. S. Frink and M. T. Boulanger)
3. Draft Phase IA Archaeological Investigation of the Proposed VELCO High Voltage Transmission System Upgrade Northwest Vermont Reliability Project. Archaeology Consulting Team, Inc. Submitted to Vermont Electric Power Company, Inc. (VELCO), Rutland, Vermont. (D. S. Frink, A. D. Hathaway, C. Baker, and M. T. Boulanger)
4. Phase I Archaeological Site Identification Study for the Proposed Shelburne Cliffs Housing Development, Shelburne, Chittenden County, Vermont. Archaeology Consulting Team, Inc. Submitted to Mr. Mark Neagley, Neagley Construction, South Burlington, Vermont. (M. T. Boulanger and D. S. Frink)

1. Cultural Resource Management Studies within Lands Managed by Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife. Archaeology Consulting Team, Inc. Submitted to Mr. Lawrence Garland, Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife, Agency of Natural Resources. (D. S. Frink and M. T. Boulanger)
2. Phase I Archaeological Site Identification Study: St. Michael's College Hoehl Welcome Center Improvements, Colchester, Vermont. Archaeology Consulting Team, Inc. Submitted to St. Michael's College, Winooski, Vermont. (M. T. Boulanger and D. S. Frink)

1. Cultural Resource Management Studies within Lands Managed by Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife and Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation: 2000 Annual Report. Archaeology Consulting Team, Inc. Submitted to Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife and Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation, Agency of Natural Resources. (D. S. Frink and M. T. Boulanger)

1. Analytical Applications in the Archaeology of Eastern North America. Session organized for the 74th Annual Meeting of the Eastern States Archaeological Federation. Sponsored by the Archaeometry Laboratory of the University of Missouri Research Reactor. (M.T. Boulanger). Session information available at: http://archaeometry.missouri.edu/esaf_2007.html
2. Archaeometric Methods, Archaeological Applications, I & II. Two poster sessions for the 2007 Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Sponsored by the Society for Archaeological Sciences and the Archaeometry Laboratory of the University of Missouri Research Reactor. (M.T. Boulanger, L. Cecil, and R. Popelka-Filcoff). Session information available at: http://archaeometry.missouri.edu/saa_2007.html

1. Ceramic Production in Central Lydia from the Early Bronze Age through the Late Lydian Period: Preliminary Results from Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis. Paper presented at the 73rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology,Vancouver, BC. March 27, 2008. (M.T. Boulanger, M.D. Glascock, C. Luke, D. Pullen, C.H. Roosevelt)

1. Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis of Middle Woodland Pottery from the Delaware Valley. Paper presented at the 74th Annual Meeting of the Eastern States Archaeological Federation, Burlington, VT. November 9, 2007. (G.L. Pevarnik, M.T. Boulanger, and M.D. Glascock)
2. Geographic and Compositional Variability of Ceramic Resources in Northern New England. Paper presented at the 74th Annual Meeting of the Eastern States Archaeological Federation, Burlington, VT. November 9, 2007. (M.T. Boulanger)

1. Characterization of New England Chert Sources by Neutron Activation. Paper presented at the American Nuclear Society 2006 Winter Meeting & Nuclear Technology Expo, Albuquerque, NM. Session: 6H Nuclear Archaeometry. November 16, 2006. (M.T. Boulanger, R.J. Speakman, and M.D. Glascock)
2. Petrographic and Geochemical Characterization of Pottery from Eneolithic Barrows and Hillforts in Moravia. Paper presented en absentia at the 15th Congress of the Union for Prehistoric and Protohistoric Sciences (UISPP), Lisbon, Portugal. Colloquium C68: Monumental Questions: Prehistoric Megalithics, Mounds, and Enclosures.
3. Bridging the Gap: Characterizing Champlain Valley Chert. Paper presented on May 13, 2006 at the 26th Annual Conference on New England Archaeology: Through the Kaleidoscope: Refocusing the Lens, Old Sturbridge Village, Sturbridge, MA.
4. Preserving a Legacy: Mapping the Log Providence Missionary Baptist Church Cemetery. Paper presented on March 25, 2006 at the 2006 Annual Meeting of the Missouri Archaeological Society, Joplin, Missouri. (M. Anderson, M. T. Boulanger, and D. Miller)

1. Thinking Outside the Rocks: Using High-Tech Methods to Understand Lithic Scatters and Ground Stone Tools. Paper presented on April 9, 2005 at the 2005 Vermont Archaeological Society Annual Spring Meeting, Billings Farm & Museum, Woodstock, Vermont.

1. Unique Methods, Unique Results? The 2002 excavation of Dzban Long-Mound 1, Namest na Hane, Olomouc District, Czech Republic. Paper presented on September 13, 2003 at the Ninth Annual Meeting of the European Archaeology Association, St. Petersburg, Russia. Session: Archaeology of Burial Mounds. (M. O. Baldia, D. S. Frink, and M. T. Boulanger)
2. GIS Study of Settlement Structure in Response to Climatic Change During the TRB: Moravia, Czech Republic. Paper presented at the Fifth World Archaeological Congress, Washington D.C., USA. Theme: Past Human Environments in Modern Contexts, Session: Comparative Archaeology and Paleoclimatology: Sociocultural Responses to a Changing World.

1. Geochemical Analysis of Central and Eastern European Obsidian. Poster to be presented at the 37th International Symposium on Archaeometry, May 12–16, 2008, Siena, Italy. (C.N. Rosania, M.T. Boulanger, and M.D. Glascock)
2. Geochemical Analysis of Central and Eastern European Obsidian. Presented at the 73rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, March 29, 2008, Vancouver, B.C. (C. Rosania, M.T. Boulanger, M.D. Glascock, and K. Biró)
3. Assessing the ‘Grip-ability’ of Ceramic Surface Treatments in the American Northeast.  Presented at the 73rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, March 28, 2008, Vancouver, B.C. (C. Hudson and M.T. Boulanger)

1. Petrographic and Geochemical Analyses of Copper Age Pottery from Central Europe. Presented at the 72nd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, April 2007, Austin, Texas. Session: Archaeometric Methods, Archaeological Applications II. (M.T. Boulanger and M.D. Glascock)
2. The Trace Element Chemistry of Virginia Jasper Sources. Presented at the 72nd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, April 2007, Austin, Texas. Session: Archaeometric Methods, Archaeological Applications I. (C. Stevenson and M.T. Boulanger)

1. Examination of the Suitability of Geochemical Analysis in Characterizing Native American Chert Quarries in Vermont. Presented at the 71st Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, April 2006, San Juan, Puerto Rico. Session: Lithics: Material Procurement, Production, and Use. (M. T. Boulanger, A. D. Hathaway, R. J. Speakman, and M. D. Glascock)

1. Mount Independence Chert: An Ancient and Revolutionary Stone. 2005 Spring-Summer-Autumn Seasonal Exhibit prepared by the authors for the Mount Independence National Historic Landmark. (M. T. Boulanger, A. D. Hathaway, and E. Gilbertson)

1. Obsidian in Vermont: Analysis of a Projectile Point in the Gerald Coane Collection. Vermont Archaeological Society Newsletter 106: 9–11. (M.T. Boulanger, and T.R. Jamison)

1. Sep. 2006 An Archaeological View of Thompsons Point. Brochure prepared for the 2006 Vermont Archaeology Month
2. Sep. 2006 Invited Lecturer on the use of GPS and GIS: Fundamentals of Archaeology, Dr. R. L. Lyman instructor
3. Apr. 2006 Invited Lecturer on the use of GPS and GIS: Fundamentals of Archaeology, Dr. T. VanPool instructor
4. Sep. 2004 Invited Lecturer: Otter Creek Conservation Field Days, Addison, VT
5. 2003–2004 At-Work Supervisor and Instructor: Education at work program for autistic high-school students

1. 2005–Present Member, University of Missouri–Columbia Anthropology Student Association
   (Secretary & Publicist, 2007–2008)
2. 2005–Present Member, Lambda Alpha (National Collegiate Honors Society for Anthropology)
   University of Missouri–Columbia Chapter
3. 2003–Present Member, Vermont Archaeological Society
   (Board of Trustees and Treasurer-Elect, 2003-2005)
4. 2000–Present Member, Society for American Archaeology
5. 2000–Present Member, Archaeological Conservancy
6. 2000–Present Member, Smithsonian Institution

1. Extensive experience using total-station transit and professional-grade GPS units to conduct site survey and mapping with later integration of the data into both Surfer and ArcGIS
2. Database creation, maintenance, and integration with GIS software
3. Mastery of a wide variety of computer software programs including ArcGIS, Adobe Creative Suite (InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop), MS Office, DreamWeaver, FileMaker Pro, and many others
4. Spanish language proficiency (including time abroad in northern Spain, Chile, and Peru)
5. 10+ years professional experience in graphic design and page layout, including previous employment as Manager of a digital pre-press department for a 4-color offset house.