Survey of anthropology
ANTH&100
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course Description
course Description
Students are introduced to the subfields of anthropology: cultural anthropology, biological anthropology, archaeology, linguistics, and applied anthropology. Students learn about anthropology’s holistic approach to understanding the human experience and presence on the globe. Students explore anthropology’s cross-cultural and evolutionary approach and investigate and experiment with anthropological methods used to research the world’s diverse cultures. Students who have taken a previous anthropology course should not enroll in this course
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Why Take This Course?
Why Take This Course?
OK, I admit it. I'm biased. I love anthropology! For me, anthropology has helped me find answers to many questions that I've had about life. It provides me with tools to understand the world in a way that is objective, but empathetic. It has taught me how to look below the surface for deeper meanings about human behavior. This kind of understanding allows one to see all people as equal human beings. That differences are due to personal and historic experiences of our cultures. Anthropology helps me see things in context; it helps me see the bigger picture. And, it's just cool! There's so much interesting information about the human experience!
Professor Saneda with her fur-friend, Dae (he's a Bouvier des Flandres in case you're wondering)
Faculty Information
Faculty Information
Tori Saneda (you can call me Professor Saneda)
Office: CC1-147
Contact: email through Canvas
Student Drop-In Hours
Tuesday and Thursday 12:00-12:30p
Or by appointment
Email me through Canvas to set up an appointment.
Student Drop-In hours held on Zoom and in my office. Zoom link available in Modules on Canvas.
Campus Library Information
Campus Library Information
Course Librarian: Michael Mungin
See the Campus Library web site for hours.
If you need library help, check the course library guide first. If you still need help, contact a librarian via the 24/7 chat for immediate help. Michael is also available to help, but be aware she, like me, is not online 24/7.
Campus Library reading room.
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