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MINOR IN ANTHROPOLOGY
This curriculum is designed to acquaint students with the five fields of anthropology-archeology, cultural anthropology, linguistic anthropology, physical anthropology, and applied anthropology. Each course is designed to provide an understanding of the holistic, comparative and cross-cultural nature of all anthropological theory and method.
The general objectives of this curriculum are to provide the student with:
1  A sense of the wide range and variability of human cultures;
2  An understanding of culture as a holistic and integrated system;
3  An understanding of the origins and evolutionary development of humans and their cultures;
4  An appreciation of how anthropological insights and methodologies can be used to address contemporary human problems;
5  A respect for other ways of life and an understanding of ethnocentrism
6  A deeper understanding of the student's own culture as seen in contrast to other cultures.
MINOR CURRICULUM -ANTHROPOLOGY							18 SCH
Required:
ANTH	2346		Introduction to Anthropology
ANTH	2302		Introduction to Archeology
ANTH	3306		Cultural Change, Crisis, and Development
ANTH	3351		Cultural Anthropology
Six hours chosen from:
ANTH	3302		Indians of North America
ANTH	3304		Language, Culture and Oral Tradition
ANTH	4301		Special Topics in Anthropology
GEOG	1303		General World Geography
GEOG	3352		Latin American Historical Geography

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