Program Modification Form
I Summary of Proposed Changes
Anthropology/Linguistics Program
Department/program
Changes to Linguistics Course Offerings for Anthropology Majors
Summary
II Endorsements and Approvals
Please obtain the Program Chair/Director’s approval and Dean’s approval.
Please type / print name Signature
Requestor:
Phone:
Program Chair/Director:
Department Dean
Other affected Programs:
(Use additional sheet if
Date
Irene Appelbaum
X4837
John Douglas/Chair
Tully Thibeau/Director
Christopher Comer
N/A
needed)
III Type of Program Modification
(e.g. adding a writing course required of all majors.) Please X check the appropriate box.
Major
Minor
Option
Teaching major/minor
X
Other
Please
describe
IV Catalog Language
Please provide the proposed copy as you wish
If you are proposing a change to an existing program or
it to appear in the catalog. ⇓
major, please cut and paste the requirements as they
appear in the current catalog below.
www.umt.edu/catalog ⇓
Lower-Division Core
Courses, 12 Credits
Lower-Division Core
Courses, 12 Credits
. ANTH 210N Introduction to
Physical Anthropology, 3 cr.
. ANTH 220S Comparative Social
Organization, 3 cr.
. ANTH 250S Introduction to
Archaeology, 3 cr.
. LING 173 Introduction to
Language, 3 cr. or
. LING 270 Introduction to
Linguistics, 3cr.
. ANTH 210N Introduction
to Physical
Anthropology, 3 cr.
. ANTH 220S Comparative
Social Organization, 3
cr.
. ANTH 250S Introduction to
Archaeology, 3 cr.
. LING 270 Introduction to
Linguistics, 3cr.
Subarea I: Theory and
Subarea I: Theory
and Methods, 6
Methods, 6 Credits
Credits
0. Anthropological Theory:
0. Anthropological Theory:
. ANTH 359 Seminars in
. ANTH 359 Seminars in
Archaeology
Archaeology
. ANTH 400 History of
. ANTH 400 History of
Anthropology
Anthropology
. ANTH 404 Anthropological
. ANTH 404 Anthropological
Museology
Museology
. ANTH 410 Human Evolution
. ANTH 410 Human
. ANTH 415 The Emergence of
Evolution
Modern Humans
. ANTH 415 The Emergence
. ANTH 430 Social Anthropology
of Modern Humans
. ANTH 450 Archaeological
. ANTH 430 Social
Theory
Anthropology
. Anthropological Methods:
. ANTH 450 Archaeological
. ANTH 314 Principles of Forensic
Theory
Anthropology
. LING 470 Introduction to
. ANTH 401 Anthropological Data Linguistic Analysis
Analysis
. Anthropological Methods:
. ANTH 402 Advanced
. ANTH 314 Principles of
Anthropological Statistics
Forensic Anthropology
. ANTH 412 Osteology
. ANTH 401 Anthropological
. ANTH 413 Forensic and
Data Analysis
Mortuary Archaeology
. ANTH 402 Advanced
. ANTH 414 Human Identification
Anthropological
. ANTH 416 Dental Anthropology
Statistics
. ANTH 431 Ethnographic Field
. ANTH 412 Osteology
Methods
. ANTH 413 Forensic and
. ANTH 451 Cultural Resource
Mortuary Archaeology
Management
. ANTH 414 Human
. ANTH 452 Architecture of the
Identification
Frontier West
. ANTH 416 Dental
. ANTH 453 Cultural Resource
Anthropology
Research Methods
. ANTH 431 Ethnographic
. ANTH 454 Lithic Technology
Field Methods
. ANTH 455 Artifact Analysis
. ANTH 451 Cultural
. ANTH 456 Historic Sites
Resource Management
Archaeollogy
0.
0. ANTH 466 Archaeological
Survey
.
. ANTH 487 Anthropological Field
Experience
. LING 475 Linguistic Field
.
Methods
.
Subarea II, III, IV, 6
.
Credits
. Subarea II: Human
Adaptation and Diversity
. ANTH 101H Introduction to
Anthropology
. ANTH 102S Race and Minorities
. ANTH 201 Human Sexuality
. ANTH 211N Human Genetics
. ANTH 310N Human Variation
. ANTH 343S Culture and
Population
. ANTH 388 Native American
Health and Healing
. ANTH 417 Adaptation and
Nutritional Anthropology
. ANTH 418 Ecology and Genetic
Variation in Human
Populations
. ANTH 420S Human Behavioral
Ecology
. ANTH 444 Culture, Health, and
Healing
. Subarea III: World
Societies and Cultures
. ANTH 251S Foundations of
Civilization
. ANTH 252H Archaeological
Wonders of the World
.
.
.
.
ANTH 452 Architecture of
the Frontier West
ANTH 453 Cultural
Resource Research
Methods
ANTH 454 Lithic
Technology
ANTH 455 Artifact Analysis
ANTH 456 Historic Sites
Archaeollogy
ANTH 466 Archaeological
Survey
ANTH 487 Anthropological
Field Experience
LING 474 Historical
Linguistics
LING 475 Linguistic Field
Methods
Subarea II, III, IV, 6
Credits
. Subarea II: Human
Adaptation and
Diversity
. ANTH 101H Introduction to
Anthropology
. ANTH 102S Race and
Minorities
. ANTH 201 Human
Sexuality
. ANTH 211N Human
Genetics
. ANTH 310N Human
Variation
. ANTH 343S Culture and
Population
. ANTH 388 Native
0. ANTH 323H Native Peoples of
Montana
. ANTH 330H Peoples and
0.
Cultures of the World
. ANTH 351H Archaeology of
North America
.
. ANTH 352 Archaeology of
Montana
. ANTH 354H Mesoamerican
.
Prehistory
. ANTH 357H Archaeology of the .
Southwest
. ANTH 457 Archaeology of the
.
Pacific Northwest
. ANTH 458 Archaeology of
.
Hunter-Gatherers
. Subarea IV: Concepts and
Issues
.
. ANTH 286N Survey of Forensic
Science
.
. ANTH 311 Visual Anthropology
of Primates
.
. ANTH 326 Religious Belief
Systems
.
. ANTH 327 Anthropology of
Gender
.
. ANTH 328S Culture and Identity
. ANTH 329S Social Change in
.
Non-Western Societies
. ANTH 340H Contemporary
.
Issues of Southeast Asia
. ANTH 341S Contemporary
.
Issues of Native Peoples
. ANTH 385S Indigenous Peoples .
and Global Development
. ANTH 411 Primatology
.
. ANTH 422 Psychological
Anthropology
.
American Health and
Healing
ANTH 417 Adaptation and
Nutritional
Anthropology
ANTH 418 Ecology and
Genetic Variation in
Human Populations
ANTH 420S Human
Behavioral Ecology
ANTH 444 Culture, Health,
and Healing
LING 375 Endangered
Languages.
Subarea III: World
Societies and
Cultures
ANTH 251S Foundations of
Civilization
ANTH 252H Archaeological
Wonders of the World
ANTH 323H Native Peoples
of Montana
ANTH 330H Peoples and
Cultures of the World
ANTH 351H Archaeology of
North America
ANTH 352 Archaeology of
Montana
ANTH 354H Mesoamerican
Prehistory
ANTH 357H Archaeology of
the Southwest
ANTH 457 Archaeology of
the Pacific Northwest
ANTH 458 Archaeology of
Hunter-Gatherers
Subarea IV: Concepts
0. LING 470 Introduction to
Linguistic Analysis
. LING 473S Language and
Culture
. LING 474 Language History,
Variety, and Change
. LING 476 Child Language
Acquisition
. LING 477 Bilingualism
. LING 479 Pragmatics
. LING 484 North American
Indian Linguistics
. LING 489 Language of the
World
0.
.
.
.
.
.
Anthropology or cognate
.
electives, 12 Credits
.
Upper-Division Writing
Expectation
.
The upper-division writing
expectation must be met either by
taking an upper-division writing
course from the approved list in
the Academic Policies and
Procedures section of this catalog
(see index), or by taking one of the
following courses: ANTH 314,
402, 404, 413, 420, 431, 450, 451,
453, 454, 455, or LING 475.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
and Issues
ANTH 286N Survey of
Forensic Science
ANTH 311 Visual
Anthropology of
Primates
ANTH 326 Religious Belief
Systems
ANTH 327 Anthropology of
Gender
ANTH 328S Culture and
Identity
ANTH 329S Social Change
in Non-Western
Societies
ANTH 340H Contemporary
Issues of Southeast Asia
ANTH 341S Contemporary
Issues of Native Peoples
ANTH 385S Indigenous
Peoples and Global
Development
ANTH 411 Primatology
ANTH 422 Psychological
Anthropology
LING 473W Language and
Culture
LING 476 Child Language
Acquisition
LING 477 Bilingualism
LING 484 North American
Indian Linguistics
LING 489 Language of the
World
Anthropology or
cognate electives, 12
Credits
Upper-Division
Writing Expectation
The upper-division writing
expectation must be met
either by taking an upperdivision writing course from
the approved list in the
Academic Policies and
Procedures section of this
catalog (see index), or by
taking one of the following
courses: ANTH 314, 402,
404, 413, 420, 431, 450, 451,
453, 454, or 455.
Please explain/justify the new proposal or change. ⇓
Re Lower Division Core Course Offerings: Change proposed to eliminate redundancy in course offerings
in light of substantial overlap in content between Ling 173 and Ling 270.
Re Upper Division Sub-Area Offerings: changes proposed to reflect current course offerings (LING 375
is a new course; LING 479 is no longer taught), new content in existing courses taught by new faculty
(LING 470, LING 474), and the addition of a Writing designation of one course (LING 473W).
What other programs are affected by your proposal?
Obtain signatures as requested above.
V Copies and Electronic Submission
Once approved, the original, a paper copy and an electronic file are submitted to the Faculty Senate
Office, UH 221 (camie.foos@mso.umt.edu).
VI Department Summary Required if several proposals are submitted. In a separate document
list program title and proposed change of all proposals.