27 courses with the subject ANT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Cultural anthropology is the comparative exploration of diverse beliefs, practices and material culture of contemporary human societies throughout the world. Inherent to this study is consideration of the historical, polit
Whether on smartphones, laptops, or wearable devices, we spend increasing amounts of our time connected to-or at least thinking about-virtual spaces. But what do we know about them:
This course provides a basic introduction to neo-Darwinian theory and natural selection, Mendelian and population genetics, mechan
Introduction to Archaeology presents the current state of archaeology by exploring its h
This course examines the ways qualitative analyses (non-numerical data) help social scientists explore questions of meaning within specific social
This course examines the ways quantitative analyses (numerical data) help social scientists investigate issues, problems and relationships within soci
Students explore the adventure and science of archaeology from the perspective of an anthropologist. This course highlights great di
This course is an exploration of contemporary Japan from an anthropological perspective using films as a primary medium. Students
This course introduces students to some of the major social theories and debates that ins
Far from being relegated to the quaint shadows of the past, folklore thrives today in everyday life: in the legends shared in dorm rooms, the songs chanted at public protests, the jokes told in board rooms, the rituals
In this course, we will examine the cultures of selected American Indian tribes in the U.S. The class will take as a dual focus current issues in Indian country implicated by diverse worldviews, and ex
Contemporary engagement with Internet technologies has become so pervasive that anthropologist Tom Boellstorff claims, “the offline is increasingly experienced as the temporarily not online.” This does not only include mundane, daily interaction: we live life’s extremes in t
This course explores sexuality and gender from an anthropological perspective, introducing students to concepts, theories, and ethnographic studies of sexuality and gender variance that challenge the Western/Euro-
This course is a study of food and foodways from an anthropological perspective. Students explore the myriad of ways in which food-related behaviors influence human health with attention to th
This study of the biocultural basis of health and disease over time and across cultures examines the importance of culture in
Forensic Anthropology is the application of the science of biological/physical anthropology and archaeology to legal cases. The course will be an introduction to the recovery and analysis of human remains within the context of unexplained death investigations. T
This course focuses on women's issues from an anthropological perspective, emphasizing evolutionary and cross-cultura
The class will address specifically the culture or civilization of the ancient Maya through archaeological remains, art, architecture, and ethnohistoric docume
This series of courses reflects new contributions in anthropology or anthropological iss
This course is an in-depth, hands-on exploration of the interplay between elements of culture, social institutions and business settings. The instructor will guide students throu
A registration form must be completed and submitted prior to the first day of class for which the student will serve as a TLA. The form will requi Powered by SmartCatalog IQ g 2025-2026 Graduate Catalog Sexual Harassment Policy and Procedures 2025-2026 Student Handbook 2026-2027 Academic Catalog 2026-2027 Graduate to deepen their knowledge of the discipline, gain a better understanding of the professional academic life, engage in a meaningful mentoring e for which she/he will be a TLA with a grade of at least an A-, b) completed higher level relevant course work that prepares the student to re a syllabus and the signatures of the TLA, faculty mentor, the TLA's faculty advisor, and the department chair/program director or coordina Catalog 2026-2027 Student Handbook relationship with a faculty mentor around issues related to teaching, enhance their interpersonal and communication skills, and develop their leadership skills. The experience may be of particular value to students who wish to pursue a career in higher education or teaching in general. be a TLA with a minimum grade of B+, or c) by permission of the department chair; The TLA must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher; The TLA must have junior or senior standing tor.
This capstone course reviews major areas of anthropology and provides further opportunity to share research on these topics. Students conduc
Teaching, research, service and occupational internships are offered. Limited to four semes
Teaching and Learning Apprentices work with a faculty mentor on a particular course. This experience is intended for exceptional students who wish
The student develops an individual project of origina
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