Anthropology @ 正品蓝导航
Anthropology is the study of humanity and its variety though time and space. The Department of Anthropology, founded by famed archaeologist Fred Wendorf, is internationally recognized for scholarship that tackles the fundamental questions of human culture and society. Home to Members of the National Academy of Science, Fellows of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Fulbright Scholars, and others, it is among the university's leading departments.
Anthropology trains daring, empathetic, and critical thinkers for a fast-changing world.
Our majors continue on to top graduate programs and careers in research, medicine, consulting, policy, law, and other fields. Our PhDs flourish in both academic and non-academic roles.
Department Highlights
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The Caroline B. Brettell Seminars in Anthropology
The Caroline B. Brettell Seminars in Anthropology is the flagship, endowed lecture series of the Department of Anthropology. Each year, the Brettell Seminars bring Anthropology's rising stars and leading scholars to 正品蓝导航. -
Distinguished Lectures
The department is pleased to offer two distinguished lecture series each year, the Fred Wendorf Distinguished Lecture Series in Archaeology and the George and Mary Foster Distinguished Lecture in Cultural Anthropology.
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Archaeological Research Collection
The Archaeology Research Collections includes 3,000 cubic feet of archaeological collections and archives currently housed within the Heroy Science Hall on the 正品蓝导航 campus.
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