Friday Scrapbook November 15, 2019
UF Meet-up at the AAAs The UF Department of Anthropology is hosting a social mixer during the AAA / CASCA Annual Meeting in Vancouver, on Friday, November 22 beginning at 8:00pm […]
ANT 3364 Peoples and Cultures of China
Dr. C.K. Shih This course is a comprehensive introduction to the diversity and change of Chinese culture and society based on ethnographic studies, theoretical analysis, and historical survey. We will […]
ANG 6930 Human Anatomy and Embryology
Dr. DeLeon Do you know your own body inside and out? Have you ever wondered how you changed from a single-celled zygote into the complex organism that you see in […]
ANG 6930 Social Life of Plants
Oyuela-Caycedo This class is an introduction to the study of the social life of plants. Biologists can reconstruct the genetic relationships of plants and their diversity as well as the […]
ANG 6930 Global Health
Dr. Ostebo This course offers anthropological perspectives on global public health. Students will be introduced to various global health challenges and problems, and to the initiatives and approaches that have […]
ANG 6930 Masculinities, Gender, and Environment
Dr. Paulson This political ecology course explores how masculinities and femininities are shaped by—and influence—environmental management and the (re)production of rural and urban landscapes. Course participants develop skills and strategies […]
ANG 6930 Power and Environment
Dr. Paulson This course brings together natural and social scientists and practitioners to ask: How does power work in and through ecosystems, economies, environmental governance systems, institutions, bodies, and science […]
ANT 6930 The archaeology of human sacrifice
Dr. Prieto The sacrifice of men, women and children is one of the most controversial acts in ancient societies. Practiced around the world, this act is imbued in intricate rituals […]
ANG 6701 Applied Anthropology
Dr. J. Johnson Applied anthropology is the application of anthropological knowledge, theory, and methods to the solution of practical problems or “putting anthropology to use”. The overall objective of this […]
ANT 6086 Historical Ecology
Dr. Oyeula-Caycedo The objective of this course is to create a solid foundation in the study of the theories and methods in historical ecology today. This will be accomplished by […]