Name
ID#
Email
Date______________
Phone #
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Primary Major __________________
ANTHROPOLOGY B.A. (SOCIOCULTURAL DOUBLE MAJOR)
2010-2011
This major is ONLY available as a secondary major to students completing a primary
major in another field. Its purpose is to allow students with other majors to add the
perspectives that anthropology is uniquely qualified to provide.
Major Requirement
Course#
Course Title
Hrs Grade Sem/Yr
1. COMPLETE ALL REQUIREMENTS OF A PRIMARY MAJOR. Double counting courses between the
primary major and the Anthropology secondary major is NOT allowed.
2. Complete the following EIGHT classes:
101
Social/Cultural Anthropology
3.0
150
Introduction to the Major
0.5
205
206
Anthr 101
Anthr 205
Anthr 309
Anthr 495
Anthr 150
Anthr 206
Anthr 442
Anthr 499
309
Foundations of Anthropological Theory
Prereq:101
Contemporary Theory
Prereq: 205
Language, Culture & Society
3.0
3.0
3.0
Ethnographic Skills
442
Prereq: 205 & 206
(prerequisite to Anthro 495)
3.0
Ethnographic Field Project
495R
499
Prereq: 205, 206, & 442
(Anthro 442 is a prerequisite)
Senior Thesis
6.0V
3.0
3. Complete 6.0 HOURS of “Peoples”
courses:
Anthr 317 Anthr 326
Anthr 330
Anthr 340 Anthr 343
Anthr 345
Anthr 346 Anthr 390R Anthr 439
Anthr 443
4. Complete 6.0 HOURS of “Systems &
Institutions” courses:
(*Anthro 411 or 414 – Museum Studies
courses also qualify.)
Anthr 402 Anthr 430
Anthr 431
Anthr 432 Anthr 434
Anthr 436
Anthr 441 Anthr 490R Anthr 511
5. Complete 3.0 ADDITIONAL HOURS
from sections 3 or 4 above.
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
3.0
TOTAL SECONDARY MAJOR HOURS
39.5
 Students who plan no formal education beyond the bachelor’s degree should take other courses that will enhance their
employment opportunities. Consult a Faculty advisor or your Academic advisor for suggested minors, majors, & skills.
Students are encouraged to take Student Development Courses related to career planning in their junior or senior year.
APPROVAL SIGNATURES
Faculty Advisor
(As a part of Anthr 150 have your faculty advisor sign below.)
Date ______________________
Course Titles
Section 3: Peoples (6 Hrs)
317
Native Peoples of North America
326
Guatemalan Society & Culture
330
Peoples of Africa
340
Peoples of the Middle East
343
Chinese Culture and Society
345
American Culture
346
Anthropology of Mormonism
390R Special Topics in Regional Anthropology
439
Psychological Anthropology
443
Quantitative Ethnographic Methods
Section 4: Systems & Institutions (6 Hrs)
402
Quantitative Methods for Anthropology
430
Moral and Ritual Institutions
431
Kinship & Gender
432
Economic and Political Institutions
434
Medical Anthropology
436
Symbolic Anthropology
441
Anthropology of Development
490R Special Topics in Theory and System
511
Museums and Cultures
For course availability please see MyMAP, the class schedule online, or contact the department.