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Bizzini Hall, Room 215 One University Circle | Turlock, CA, 95382 (209) 667-3127 csustan.edu/anthro
ANTHROPOLOGY CAREERS
National Park Service
U.S. Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
International development
Peace Corps
ESOL training
Cultural resource management
Market research
Healthcare
Criminal justice
Community development
We encourage students to pursue hands-on, experiential learning opportunities outside the classroom in the Central Valley and beyond.
For more Information
visit
csustan.edu/anthro
Call Administrative Coordinator Merry Ashley
209-667-3127
or contact an anthropology professor
Dr. Rich Wallace (cultural anth) [email protected]
Dr. Steve Arounsack (visual anth) [email protected]
Dr. Ryan Logan (medical anth) [email protected]
Dr. Ellen Bell (archaeology) [email protected]
Dr. Jeff Frost (archaeology) [email protected]
Dr. Sari Miller-Antonio (bioanth) [email protected]
“What I enjoy most about anthropology is discovery. There is always something new
for me. It’s always exciting and my professors inspire me.”
– Jennifer EgenbergerAnthropology Student
ANTHROPOLOGY MINOR
Requirements:
The Anthropology Minor offers students many
options. Minors may specialize in one area of
anthropology or take a wide variety of courses.
To qualify for this academic minor, students must
complete the required number of units (18) with a
minimum GPA of 2.0 (C).
No more than 8 units of CR-graded coursework from
courses graded exclusively CR/NC may apply toward
the minor.
The Anthropology Minor consists of 18 units of
anthropology coursework distributed as follows:
1. Complete TWO (2) of the following lower- division anthropology courses (6 units):
ANTH 2060 - Intro to Cultural Anthropology ANTH 2080 - Intro to Physical Anthropology ANTH 2090 - Intro to Archaeology
2. Complete 12 units of upper-divisionanthropology courses approved by your minoradvisor to reach a total of 18 units.
ANTH 3060 - Peoples and Cultures of the Amazon ANTH 3070 - Peoples and Cultures of Africa ANTH 3080 - Peoples and Cultures of the Caribbean ANTH 3090 - Peoples and Cultures of Latin America ANTH 3105 - Peoples and Cultures of the Pacific ANTH 3106 - Peoples and Cultures of Asia ANTH 3200 - Anthropological Studies of U.S. Culture ANTH 3301 - Native Americans of Canada & the U.S. ANTH 3320 - Native Peoples of Latin America ANTH 4250 - The Ethnoecology of Southeast Asia ANTH 4650 - Ethnographic Field School
ANTH 3000 - Anthropology and Global Issues ANTH 3030 - The World on a Plate ANTH 3800 - Language and Culture ANTH 3900 - Anth of Gender & Sexuality (WP) ANTH 4030 - Visual Anthropology ANTH 4040 - Crossing Cultural Boundaries ANTH 4130 - Urban Subcultures: Chinatown ANTH 4140 - Urban Anthropology ANTH 4150 - Anthropology of Religion ANTH 4165 - The Family in Cross-Cultural Perspective ANTH 4170 - Economic Anthropology (WP) ANTH 4181 - Political Anthropology ANTH 4200 - Applied Anthropology & Social Change ANTH 4210 - Ethnomedical Anthropology ANTH 4211 - The World in Change ANTH 4221 - Folk Literature and Arts (WP)
ANTH 3740 - Human AdaptabilityANTH 3750 - Human Evolution ANTH 3760 - Primates Past and Present ANTH 3780 - Primate Social Behavior ANTH 4400 - Observational Studies: Primate Behavior ANTH 4410 - Talking Skeletons ANTH 4420 - Bodies of Evidence
ANTH 3010: The Great Discoveries ANTH 3555: Aztec, Maya, Predecessors ANTH 3020 - Travelers in Time ANTH 3560 - On the Inka Road ANTH 3600 - Method and Theory in Archaeology ANTH 4321 - Historical Archaeology ANTH 4605 - Archaeological Field Methods ANTH 4625 - Directed Lab Research ANTH 4640 - Archaeological Expedition ANTH 4850 - Crafting Maya Identities (WP) ANTH 4852 – Advanced GIS
ANTH 4000 - Current Trends in Anthropology ANTH 4500 - Growth of Anthropology ANTH 4900 - Directed Field ResearchANTH 4910 - Cooperative Education ANTH 4940 - Internship in Anthropology ANTH 4950 - Selected Topics in Anthropology ANTH 4960 - Senior Seminar ANTH 4980 - Individual Study ANTH 4990 - Senior Thesis
Anthropology Minor Effective Fall 2006
Ethnography
Ethnology
Physical Anthropology
Archaeology
Special Studies
