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Anthropology
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Jack Glazier, Professor of Anthropology;Department Chair
Ronald W. Casson, Professor of Anthropology
Amy Margaris, Visiting Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Valentina Pagliai, Assistant Professor of Anthropology
Baron Pineda, Associate Professor of Anthropology
Anthropology represents a broad field of study encompassing four subdivisions: cultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, prehistoric archeology, and biological anthropology. Courses listed below offer comprehensive approaches to anthropology’s diverse subject matter and provide an important component of a liberal arts education for both majors and non-majors. A major will gain excellent preparation for graduate study in anthropology or as part of a pre-professional education. Additionally, anthropology majors can gain preparation for a wide variety of careers. Students majoring in anthropology are strongly urged to pursue work beyond the introductory level (101, 102, 103) in each of the subfields.
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