Department ofSociology and Anthropology

Fall 2016 First Year CoursesANTH 011: Cultural Diversity and Human Nature CRN 43519 (SS) 4 creditsA cross-cultural investigation of variation in human societies. Examines forms of socialorganization, kinship, religion, symbolism, and language through the consideration of specificcultural case studies in local and global contexts. Students will learn how anthropological researchmethods enhance understanding of contemporary social issues, help solve real-world problems,and foster an informed perspective on what it means to be human.Professor David CasagrandeTues/Thurs, 2:35pm - 3:50pm

ANTH 012: Human Evolution and Prehistory CRN 43520 (NS) 4 creditsIntroductory biological anthropology and prehistory. Adaptive functions of human culture and itsrelation to biological evolution. Mechanisms of evolution, non-human primate morphology andbehavior, hominid fossil record, cultural beginnings, and survey of world prehistory.Professor John GatewoodMon/Wed/Fri, 12:10pm - 1:00pm

SOC 001: Introduction to Sociology Multiple CRNs, based on recitation section (SS) 4 creditsPatterns of social interaction, group behavior and attitudes provide a focus on the relationship ofthe individual to society. Social structure and social change within the institutions of societyprovide a focus on the relationship of society to the individual. The influences of social class,gender and race are explored at each level of analyses. Theories, methods and research resultsprovide micro and macro models for understanding society.Professor Danielle Lindemann Lecture: Tues/Thurs, 10:45am - 11:35amRecitation: Thurs or Fri, varying times

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