Look at human behavior through local, national and international lenses with courses offered by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology. Undergraduate courses cover topics across the spectrum, ...

"The internship requirement was the most useful part of the program for my professional development. Interning allowed me to gain collections specific training and to build a network which was key in ...

The anthropology program leads to a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree. Coursework for the major begins with three courses that introduce the three subfields of anthropology: Introduction to Archaeology, ...

Led by Dr. Stepahnie Poindexter during the winter session, students participating in the course will learn a variety of field primatology methods while working with endangered lemurs living in a ...

Each week, students taking the class ANTH 1301: “Anthropology of Homelessness” complete coursework one might expect from a typical anthropology class — they read and analyze books, prepare for exams ...

Anthropology is the study of humankind, past and present. There are many reasons to pursue studies in anthropology, including the following: Anthropology provides a broad understanding of humanity ...

Anthropology majors study humanity, and they examine how linguistics, culture, biology and history shape human diversity. The degree arms students with critical thinking and problem-solving skills.