Anthropology Minor

Program Description:

The minor in anthropology provides a cluster of courses that form an introduction to the subfields of anthropology. It is intended for students in other majors who wish to supplement their study with the perspectives unique to anthropology. The minor in anthropology consists of 22 credit hours. This includes 10 hours in three introductory courses (ATH 2100 , ATH 2200 , and CST 2410 ) that expose students to the subfields of cultural and physical anthropology and archaeology. Upper-level courses are structured to allow students to examine the content of each subfield in greater depth. The required course in theory can be taken in either archaeology (ATH 4750 ) or cultural anthropology (ATH 4700 ).

Faculty:

Professors Ballantine (Emerita), Bellisari (Emerita), Cargan (Emeritus), Durr, Riordan (chair)

Associate Professors Bergdahl, Kim, Koebernick (Emeritus), Lahm, Norris, Orenstein, Owens, Shepelak, Small, Steele

Assistant Professors Hubbard, Weinzimmer

Visiting Assistant Professors Adamitis

Lecturers Eguaroje, Guzzo, Jahanbegloo

Instructors Flowers-Taylor, Monnig, Varhola

Program Requirements:

Departmental Requirements

CST 2410 - Comparative Nonwestern Cultures Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 2100 - Introduction to Biological Anthropology Credit Hour(s): 4
ATH 2200 - Introduction to Archaeology Credit Hour(s): 3
ATH 4700 - Development of Anthropological Thought Credit Hour(s): 3 or
ATH 4750 - Seminar in Archaeological Theory Credit Hour(s): 3

1 Cultural Anthropology course: 3 Hours

3000 level or above

1 Archaeology course: 3 Hours

3000 level or above

1 Biological Anthropology course: 3 Hours

3000 level or above