Thank you for enrolling in ANTH 3: Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology!
I look forward to being your professor and working together to make anthropology meaningful and memorable, as well as practical so that you leave with an intellectual toolkit that is valuable for many academic pursuits as well as in your own daily lives. This is a rigorous, challenging course, based on the comparative study of culture. Hope you are looking forward to an interesting, productive, and valuable learning experience together!
Don't panic! There is a great chance that you will receive an Add Code for the class once classes begin. I drop students who do not attend the first week of the course, and I go down the Waitlist in order to add students.
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This course is part of CityOnline and is a late-start, short-term course. Please check the beginning and end dates of your online course:
Section 934, 100% Online (CRN 79207)Course Dates: Sep 30 - Dec 20, 2019
Section 935, 100% Online (CRN 79209) Course Dates: Nov 04 - Dec 20, 2019
Section 934: ANTH 3 Official Course Syllabus [requires CCSF Login credentials]
Section 935: ANTH 3 Official Course Syllabus [requires CCSF Login credentials]
ANTH 3 is one of the required courses for the AA-T (Associate Degree for Transfer) in Anthropology. For detailed information, please visit the Anthropology Program website.
1. Guest, Kenneth. Essentials of Cultural Anthropology, 2nd edition. ISBN 978-0393624618
Pacific northwest wooden masks from the University of British Columbia Museum of Anthropology. Photo by Jessica Amato.
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Conjuring my inner Sherlock at 221b Baker Street in Mr. Holmes' library at the Sherlock Holmes House and Museum in London, United Kingdom.
Dr. Jessica Amato, Anthropology Program
Behavioral Sciences Department
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