Anthropology

We educate people about cultural and biological diversity of humans in all places and at all times. We do this as a department by:

• developing a holistic understanding of human issues through the theories and methods of cultural, linguistic, archaeological and biological anthropology;
  
• fostering student learning in small-scale and individualized settings with respect for different points of view;
  
• providing opportunities for student-faculty interaction in research, field work, and teaching assistant experience;
  
• building interdisciplinary relationships that express the multidisciplinary scope of anthropology;
  
• engaging in research and scholarly activities and sharing results with peers, students and the public;
  
• offering public services that link research and teaching with the needs and interests of local, state and regional communities.
  

Join our Summer 2008 Saddle Mountain & Wenas Creek Field School

Participate in the Wenas Creek Mammoth Site Excavation

Take Part in Our Biodiversity and Conservation Field School in China