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ANTHROPOLOGY MINOR
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All colleges, excluding Teacher
Certification programs
21 credits, including ANT 101, 202, ANT/ARC 454 and
electives in anthropology. Up to 9 credits in archaeology and/or 6 credits in
sociology, above the 100 level, may be applied toward the anthropology minor.
Anthropology credits applied to the archaeology major, the sociology major or
the sociology minor cannot also be applied to the anthropology minor.
REQUIRED COURSES:
ANT 101-
Human Nature/Human Culture 3 cr.
ANT 202- Contemporary Global Issues
3 cr.
ANT/ARC 454- Historical &
Theoretical Approaches in Anthropology 3 cr.
SELECT FROM THE FOLLOWING ELECTIVES: (12 credits
total)
Anthropology Electives:
ANT 203- Culture and Ecology
ANT 250- Women and Society
ANT 285- Arch of Mexico/Central America
ANT 300- Latin America in Transition
(or SOC 300)
ANT 304- Hunter & Gatherer Societies
ANT 305- Indigenous Agricultural
Societies
ANT 315- Prairie-Plains Archaeology
ANT 334- Bones for the Archaeologist
ANT 342- The Celtic World
ANT 343- North American Indians
ANT 350- Language and Culture
ANT 352- Anthropology of War
ANT 353- Maya Civilization
ANT 354- Peoples & Cultures of Latin
Am. (or SOC 354)
ANT 355- Peoples of Africa and the
Middle East
ANT 360- Catastrophes & Human
Societies (or SOC 360)
ANT 399- Anthropological Forum
ANT 409- Readings & Research in
Anthropology
ANT 444- Comparative Religion and
Magic
ANT 499- Seminar in Anthropology
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Archaeology Electives:
Up to 9 credits above the 100 level may be applied toward the Anthropology minor
ARC 200-
World Archaeology- The Story of Our Past
ARC 204- Ancient Literate
Civilizations
ARC 205- North American Archaeology
ARC 250- Museum Studies
ARC 275- Ancient Britain and Ireland
ARC 280- Archaeology of the Andes
ARC 300- Cultural Resource
Management
ARC 310- Midwest Archaeology
ARC 320- Historical Archaeology
ARC 331- The Ancient Greek World
ARC 332- Ancient Rome and the
Mediterranean
ARC 340- The Rise and Fall of
Ancient Civilizations
ARC 350- Independent Foreign
Research in Archaeology
ARC 365- Ancient Iraq
ARC 366- Ancient Israel
ARC 367- Ancient Egypt
ARC 372- History of Women in the
Ancient World
ARC 402- Field Methods in
Archaeology
ARC 403- Archaeology Lab Methods
ARC 404- Environmental Archaeology
ARC 409- Readings and Research in
Archaeology
ARC 445- Research Methods in
Archaeology
ARC 455- Historical & Theoretical
Perspectives in Archaeology
ARC 498- Seminar in Archaeology
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Sociology Electives:
Up to 6 credits above the 100 level may be applied toward the Anthropology minor
SOC 212-
Marriage and Family
SOC 216- Society and Schools
SOC 225- Racial and Ethnic
Minorities
SOC 240- Sociology of Sport and
Leisure
SOC 260- Aging: Sociological
Perspectives
SOC 280- Hmong Americans
SOC 305- Sociology of Development &
Social Change
SOC 310- Social Stratification
SOC 311- Rural and Urban Sociology
SOC 313- Law and Society
SOC 315- Religion and Society
SOC 317- Sociology of Film
SOC 320- Demography
SOC 321- Delinquency
SOC 322- Criminology
SOC 324- Criminal Justice
SOC 325- Sociology or Mental Illness
SOC 326- Society and Drugs
SOC 328- Environmental Sociology
SOC 330- Social Psychology
SOC 334- Sociology of Small Groups
SOC 335- Collective Behavior
SOC 338- Sociological Aspects of
Work and Life
SOC 340- Bioethics and Society (or
PHL 339)
SOC 343- American Indian Contemporary
Issues (ERS 343)
SOC 363- American Indians & the
Environ. (or ERS 363)
SOC 370- Sociology of Gender
SOC 399- Sociological Forum
SOC 409- Readings & Research in
Sociology Jr. 2-3 cr. 6 max.
SOC 410- Sociology Honors Project
(Dept. Honors)
SOC 420- Health Care & Illness
SOC 422- Death, Grief & Bereavement
SOC 429- Sociology of Deviance
SOC 475- Workshop in Applied
Sociology
SOC 480- Comparative Sociology
SOC 499- Seminar in Sociology
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