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The field of anthropology is concerned with the study of humankind. It includes the evolution of the human species and the development and varied nature of the cultures and societies in which people live. For all students at the College, regardless of their major, anthropology offers a holistic and cross-cultural perspective on human culture that is essential to a liberal arts education.
Students, please note the following symbols refer to requirements for the Anthropology Major:
AN1 = Archaeological Anthropology 200-level or above designation
AN2 = Biological Anthropology 200-level or above designation
AN3 = Cultural Anthropology 200-level or above designation
AN4 = Theory designation
| Subj | Course No | Sec | Title | Credits | Instructor |
| ANTH | 10100 | 01 | Anthropology of the World | 3 | Stull, Scott |
| ANTH | 10300 | 01 | Biological Anthropology | 4 | Corewyn, Lisa |
| ANTH | 10400 | 01 | Cultural Anthropology | 3 | Johnsen, Laura |
| ANTH | 21200 | 01 | Sex & Politics in Primates | 4 | Corewyn, Lisa |
| ANTH | 27500 | 01 | North American Archaeology | 3 | Stull, Scott |
Thank you for your interest in anthropology.