Anthropology

Jason D. Haugen (Assoc. Prof.), chair

Suzanne Barber (Vstg. Asst. Prof.)
Erika G. Hoffmann-Dilloway (Prof.)
Hiroko Kumaki (Asst. Prof.)
Amy V. Margaris (Assoc. Prof.)
Baron L. Pineda (Prof.)

Appointed by Courtesy
Jennifer Fraser (Prof. - Ethnomusicology)
Kip Grosvenor Hutchins (Vstg. Instr. - Environmental Studies)
Jessica Madison Pískatá (Vstg. Asst. Prof. - Environmental Studies)

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Anthropology represents a broad field of study encompassing such subdisciplines as cultural anthropology, medical anthropology, linguistic anthropology, archaeology, and biological anthropology.

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Majors and Minors

Curriculum

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.

Private Reading Courses in the Department

Students may schedule an anthropology private reading course during their junior or senior years.
No more than one anthropology private reading course may be taken in any one semester.