The
study of anthropology provides
a holistic perspective on the
human condition, addressing,
in particular, the evolution
of our species and the nature
and diversity of human cultures
through time and throughout
the world. For more information,
contact Dr. Doug Smith, 838-8372, HSS 214, smithw@wou.edu.
Become
an anthropology major now. Download
the form,
fill it out, and turn the form
in to Academic Adivsing &
Learning Center APS 401.
FOUNDATION COURSES
ANTH 213D Language and Culture (4)
ANTH 214D Physical Anthropology
(4)
ANTH 215D Archaeology (4)
ANTH 216D Cultural Anthropology
(4)
METHODS COURSES
Required: ANTH 325D Ethnographic
Methods (4)
Choose one additional methods
course from the following: (4)
- ANTH 326C Ethnographic Writing
- ANTH 350 Research Methods
in Archaeology (4)
- ANTH 352 Laboratory Methods
in Archaeology (4) [Prereq:
ANTH 215 and permission of instructor]
- ANTH 360 Museum Studies (4)
- ANTH 450 Field Methods in
Archaeology (12; 4 of these
credits apply toward methods)
HISTORY AND THEORY COURSES
Required: ANTH 324D Anthropological
Theory (4)
Choose one additional theory course
from the following: (4)
- ANTH 311D Human Evolution
(4) [Prereq: ANTH 214]
- ANTH 480 History and
Theory of Archaeology (4)
TOPICAL AND REGIONAL ELECTIVES
Choose five upper division topical
or regional courses in Anthropology:
(20)
- ANTH 310D World Prehistory
(4)
- ANTH 313D North American Prehistory
(4)
- ANTH 314D Evolution of Human
Societies (4)
- ANTH 315 South American
Prehistory (4)
- ANTH 316D Circumpolar Peoples
(4)
- ANTH 326 Ethnographic
Writing (4)
- ANTH 330D Contemporary Chican@/Latin@
Culture (4)
- ANTH 332D Latin America (4)
- ANTH 340 Mothers
and Daughters (4)
- ANTH 358D Tribal Arts in the
US and Canada (4)
- ANTH 369C Visual Anthropology
(4)
- ANTH 370 Women
in Cross-Cultural Perspective
(4) [Prereq: ANTH 216]
- ANTH 375 Women
Anthropologists (4) [Prereq:
ANTH 216]
- ANTH 380C Africa (4)
- ANTH 384C Modernization (4)
- ANTH 386D Anthropology of
Islam (4)
- ANTH 388C Transnational Migration
(4)
- ANTH 390D Pastoral Nomads
(4)
- ANTH 392D Applied Anthropology
(4)
- ANTH 394D Socialization and
Development (4)
- ANTH 396D Environmental Anthropology
(4)
- ANTH 399D Special Studies
(4)(Revolving Topics)
- ANTH 420D Indigenous People,
Human Rights, and the Environment
(4)
- ANTH 461D Urban Anthropology
(4)
- ANTH 475D Anthropological
Approaches to Law (4)
- ANTH 476C Religion and Ritual
(4)
- ANTH 478D Political Anthropology
(4)
- ANTH 482D Historical Archaeology
(4)
- ANTH 494D Northwest Indian
Cultures (4)
- ANTH 496D Indian America
(4)
SENIOR PROJECT
ANTH 410 Research Design
(4)
ANTH 411 Fieldwork (4)
ANTH 412 Senior Thesis (4)
Any
twenty-eight hours of work in
Anthropology selected in consultation
with an Anthropology adviser.
It is recommended that the student
begin with the introductory sequence:
ANTH 213, 214, 215, 216.
