Anthropology Department :
Socio cultural Emphasis requested changes.
Overall,, because we have lost a faculty member having applied emphasis, we will
end the separate category of applied courses, folding them and certain others
into a general elective category, and end the statistics/data management
requirement. We take the three hours gained from statistics and place them in the
the core category three systems courses, raising it from 6 to nine hours required.
1. Complete the following:
Anthr 101* Social/Cultural Anthropology
Anthr 110* Introduction to Archaeology
Anthr 150 Introduction to the Major
Anthr 205 Foundations of Anthropological Theory
Anthr 206 Contemporary Theory
Anthr 247 Applied Anthropology
Anthr 300 Biological Anthropology
Anthr 309 Language, Culture, & Society
2. Complete 6 hours from the following “peoples”
courses:
Anthr 317 Native Peoples of N. America
Anthr 326 Guatemalan Society & Culture
Anthr 330 Peoples of Africa
Anthr 335 Peoples of India
Anthr 340 Peoples of the Middle East
Anthr 343 Chinese Culture and Society
Anthr 345 American Culture
Anthr 346 Anthropology of Mormonism
Anthr 390R Special Topics in Regional Anthropology
3. Complete 9 hours from the following
system/institution courses:
Anthr 430 Moral and Ritual Institutions
Anthr 431 Kinship & Gender
Anthr 432 Economic & Political Institutions
Anthr 434 Medical Anthropology
Anthr 436 Symbolic Anthropology
Anthr 439 Psychological Anthropology
4. Complete 6 hours of additional electives from
section 3, or 4:
Anthr 311 Museums & Cultures
Anthr 314 Museum Reg & Legal/Ethical Issues
Anthr 402 Quantitative Methods for Anthropologynthr 412 Museum Collections Mgt
Anthr 414 Museum Projects
Anthr 441 Anthropology of Development
Anthr 490R Special Topics in Theory and Systemnthr 511 Museums and Cultures
5. Complete the following 12 hours in sequential order:
Anthr 442 Ethnographic Skills
Anthr 495R Ethnographic Field Project
(6 hours required)
Anthr 499* Senior Thesis