Anthropology
Faculty
Mary H. Pulford, Assistant Professor, AnthropologyContributing Faculty
Michael Ball, Professor, Sociology
Chip Beal, Assistant Professor, First Nations Studies
Gary W. Johnson, Assistant Professor, First Nations Studies
Marshall Johnson, Professor, Sociology
Galdyce Nahbenayash, Associate Professor, First Nations Studies
David Obermiller, Assistant Professor, History
Priscilla Starratt, Professor, HistoryMinor
The Anthropology minor is an interdisciplinary inquiry of the nature and meaning of the concept of culture. It also is designed to complement a wide array of majors such as education, business, social work, legal studies, sociology, criminal justice, history and communication.Twenty-one credits required for a minor in Anthropology:
Nine of the 21 credits must be at the 300 level or above.
Fifteen of the 21 credits must be Anthropology (ANTH)
Required Courses (Six credits)
ANTH 101 The Human Experience 3 credits
ANTH 315 Cultural Anthropology 3 creditsChoose 15 credits from:
ANTH 301 Study Abroad
ANTH 302 Physical Anthropology and Archaeology 3 credits
ANTH 306 African Archaeology 3 credits
ANTH 320 Environmental Anthropology 3 credits
ANTH 368 Cultures of Mesoamerica 3 credits
ANTH 490 Selected Topics in Anthropology 1-4 credits
ANTH 499 Independent Study 1-4 credits
FNS 110 Survey of First Nations Culture 3 credits
FNS 230 First Nations Myths and Legends 3 credits
FNS 242 First Nations Values and Spiritual Beliefs 3 credits
FNS 460 Study of First Nations Women 3 credits
HIST 160 Arab Culture and Society 3 credits
HIST 161 African Peoples and Issues 3 credits
HIST 281 The Muslim World 3 credits
HIST 403 Voices of African Women 3 credits
HIST 404 Voices of Arab Women 3 credits
HIST 406 Voices of East Asian Women 3 credits
SOCI 273 Race and Ethnicity 3 creditsSee specific course descriptions for information on required or elective courses.