Dr. Schwartz What is culture, and why is it important? If you’re curious about culture, this course is for you! We cover how anthropologists have defined culture and howthe anthropologicalculture concept has been influential in themilitary, corporations, and politics. We exploreanthropological discoveries about kinship, gender, and sexuality; compare political and economic systems based onsubsistence, reciprocity,and […]
GenEd S and D WR 6000 words Dr. Bogart Focus on human sexuality in an anthropological context-examining culture, biology, and archaeology through time and space-enriches our understanding because it encourages us to examine a wide range of human sexual experiences within and across cultures. The course emphasizes personal and cross-cultural views on sexuality and takes […]
Dr. Pete Collings T 5th and 6th periods R 6th period General Anthropology is an introduction to the discipline of Anthropology, which studies humanity by taking a holistic, unified perspective on the human condition. How do humans adapt to their environments through their symbols, their material objects, and their bodies? How have these adaptations changed […]
Administration Dr. Chris McCarty, Chair Dr. Peter Collings, Associate Chair Dr. James Davidson, Graduate Coordinator Dr. John Krigbaum, Undergraduate Coordinator Dr. Abdoulaye Kane, Graduate Professionalism Coordinator Advisory Committee Dr. Peter Collings (ex officio) Dr. Dave Daegling Dr. Valerie DeLeon Dr. Marit Ostebo Dr. Peter Schmidt Personnel Committee Dr. George Aaron Broadwell Dr. Susan Gillespie Dr. […]