In this concentration, students study culture, its differences over time and place, and its link to power. They also learn how anthropologists conduct research and work with communities locally and globally. Students can join research projects, community initiatives, internships, and other programs.
*Please note, courses are offered on varied schedules. Please speak to the advisor if you wish to take a particular course.
Core courses examples:
211 Language and Racism
212 Science, Technology, & Society
234 Art in a Cross-Cultural Perspective
340 Building Solidarity Economies
390SP Sex, Power, & Politics
540 Whiteness, Power, and Ontology
617 Feminist Ethnography