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ANTHROPOLOGY B.A. (SOCIOCULTURAL EMPHASIS)
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I. Complete the following SIX courses: Anthr 101, 110, 150, 201, 202, 203
2.
Date ____________________
2nd Major/Minor_________________
Cr. Hrs.
101
Social/Cultural Anthropology
3.0
110
Introduction to Archaeology
3.0
150
Introduction to the Major
0.5
201
Foundations of Social Theory
3.0
202
Foundations of Anthropological Theory (prereq. Anthr 201)
3.0
203
Contemporary Theory (prereq. Anthr 202)
3.0
Grade
2013-2014
Sem/Yr.
II. Complete 9.0 HOURS from the following: Anthr 317, 326, 330, 335, 340, 341, 343, 345, 346, 390R.
3.0
3.0
3.0
III. Complete 15.0 HOURS from the following: Anthr 247, 300, 309, 311, 314, 412, 414, 430, 431, 432, 434, 436, 439, 441, 490R,
511, Ling 550, 551. Only one of the following Museum Studies courses may be used to complete the 15 hour requirement: Anthr
311, 314, 412, 414, 511.
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
IV. Complete 3.0 HOURS from the following: Anthr 402 (primarily for the archaeology emphasis) or 443
3.0
V. Complete the following courses IN ORDER:
442
495R
499
Ethnographic Research Design & Methods (F/W)
3.0
Ethnographic Field Project (Sp/Su)
6.0
Senior Thesis (F/W)
3.0
TOTAL MAJOR HOURS:
54.5
 ANTHR 150 is for majors only and should be completed as soon as possible after declaring the major.
 Students should meet with an academic advisor early in the major to discuss how to prepare for the ethnographic field project.
Timely Graduation Policies: In order to encourage timely progress towards graduation, advisement centers may require
mandatory advisement before students are allowed to register for classes. Deans, in consultation with advisement centers,
may also place registration holds and mandate specific course completion in order to facilitate a timely graduation
(University Undergraduate Catalog).
APPROVAL SIGNATURES
Faculty Advisor
(As a part of Anthr 150 have your faculty advisor sign below.)
Date ______________________
Course Titles
Section 2: Peoples (9 Hrs)
317
Native Peoples of North America
326
Guatemalan Society & Culture
330
Peoples of Africa
335
Peoples of India
340
Peoples of the Middle East
341
Ethnonationalism and Southeast Asia
343
Chinese Culture and Society
345
American Culture
346
Anthropology of Mormonism
390R Special Topics in Regional Anthropology
Section 3: System/Institution (15 Hrs)
247
Applied Anthropology
300
Biological Anthropology
309
Language, Culture, and Society
311
Museums and Cultures
314
Museum Registration and Legal/Ethical Issues (Prereq: 311)
412
Museum Collections Management (Prereqs: 311, 314)
414
Museum Projects (Prereqs: 311, 314)
430
Moral and Ritual Institutions
431
Kinship and Gender
432
Economic and Political Institutions
434
Medical Anthropology
436
Symbolic Anthropology
439
Psychological Anthropology
441
Anthropology of Development
490R
Special Topics in Theory and System
511
Museums and Cultures
Ling 550 Sociolinguistics (Ling 201)
Ling 551 Anthropological Linguistics (Ling 220 & 230)
Section 4: Statistics or Data Management (3 Hrs)
402 Quantitative Methods for Anthropology
443 Ethnographic Data Analysis
For course availability please see MyMAP, the class schedule online, and/or contact the
department.