Anthropology

Anthropology explores how people and groups across the globe engage with the social, cultural, political, and economic processes that shape the contemporary world.

Anthropologists spend extended periods of time with the people they study in order to understand their practices and beliefs and how they are entangled with systems of power.

Events

News

The Department of Anthropology is pleased to announce that Heidi Haering and Sadie Mees have both been awarded the title Fellow of the School of Graduate Studies, in recognition of their continued academic excellence.

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Positions are available if you would like to become an executive member.

We are seeking graduate students either at the Ph.D. and M.A. levels, in Geography, Anthropology and Archaeology/Heritage studies interested in pursuing research on some of these broadly defined topics. Check out the news article for more details! 

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