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Biology and Behavior
For the student who is interested in understanding humans as biological organisms who possess the capacity for culture.
ANTH 12 and either ANTH 11 or ANTH 13
Any four: ANTH 101 Human Heredity and Evolution, ANTH 108 Medical Anthropology, ANTH 140 Human Sexuality, ANTH 152 Human Origins, ANTH 153 Evolution of Human Behavior, ANTH 154 Monkeys, Apes and Humans, and ANTH 155 Human Osteology
Cultures of the Past
For the student who wants to better understand cultures of the past and how archaeologists unravel their mysteries.
ANTH 11 and ANTH 13
Any four: ANTH 114 Legacy of Asia, ANTH 117 Human Ecology, ANTH 161 Old World Archaeology, ANTH 164 New World Archaeology, ANTH 168 Archaeological Laboratory Methods, ANTH 169 Archaeological Field Methods, ANTH 175 Indians of North America, and ANTH 176 Indians of California
The Kaleidoscope of Cultures
For the student who is interested in the variety of cultures that humans have created.
ANTH 11 and either ANTH 12 or ANTH 13
Any four: ANTH 102 Silicon Valley Connections, ANTH 114 Legacy of Asia, ANTH 115 Emerging Global Cultures, ANTH 125 Urban Anthropology, ANTH 145 Middle East Traditions, ANTH 172 Pacific Rim Cultures, ANTH 173 Culture through Film, ANTH 175 Indians of North America, ANTH 175 Indigenous Peoples of the Pacific Rim, ANTH 176 Indians of California, ANTH 177 Peoples and Cultures of South Asia, and ANTH 179 Peoples and Cultures of East Asia.
Silicon Valley Applications
For the student who desires to develop skills in applying the tools of cultural anthropology to one of the most important and dynamic areas of the world.
ANTH 11 and either ANTH 12 or ANTH 13
Any Four: ANTH 102 Silicon Valley Connections, ANTH 105 Applied Anthropology, ANTH 108 Medical Anthropology, ANTH 125 Urban Anthropology, ANTH 133 Organizational Cultures, ANTH 135 Behavior Systems, ANTH 141 Culture and Gender, ANTH 142 Culture and Personality, ANTH 146 Culture and Conflict, and ANTH 149 Ethnographic Methods.
The Cultural Perspective
For the student who wants to master the concept of culture as a tool for understanding the diverse ways that humans adapt to the world.
ANTH 11 and either ANTH 12 or ANTH 13
Any Four: ANTH 108 Medical Anthropology, ANTH 131 Anthropological Theory, ANTH 141 Culture and Gender, ANTH 142 Culture and Personality, ANTH 146 Culture and Conflict, ANTH 147 Wealth and Power, ANTH 148 Religion and Anthropology, ANTH 149 Ethnographic Methods, and ANTH 191 Frontiers of Anthropology.
Native American Minor
The Native American Studies minor is designed for students who want to learn more about the rich cultural heritage of the first peoples of North America. It is an interdisciplinary minor that includes courses from Anthropology, History, Communications, Art History, and Mexican American Studies. The minor includes a historical core, a cultural core, and three upper division elective courses.
Historical Core:
ANTH 164 New World Archaeology and/or HIST 183 The West and the Native American (one or two courses, 3-6 units)
Cultural Core:
AMS 159 Nature and American Culture, ANTH 175 Indigenous Peoples of the Pacific Rim, ANTH 176 Indians of California (one or two courses, 3-6 units)
Electives:
Three courses from ANTH 146 Culture and Conflict, ARTH 182A Art of the Ancient Americans, COMM 174 Intercultural Communication, HIST 103 Colloquium, HIST 186 Ethnicity and Race in the U.S. History, HIST 187 United States Social History, HIST 189A California History, MAS 105 U.S. Mexico Historical Influence on Chicano Character, WOMS 20 Ethnic Women in America, SOCI 162 Race & Ethnic Relations (9 units)
Designer Minor
For the student who wants to create a minor tailored to their major. Just drop by and visit an advisor!
More Info at S.J.S.U.
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