Anthropology

Requirements Met by Courses

If you have any questions, please ask your Anthropology faculty advisor! We're happy to help!

*List of current anthropology courses*		*Specific Departmental Requirements Met (Subfield, Methods, 300-level, Required)*	*Critical Learning Across the Liberal Arts, General Education Requirements Met¹*	*Critical Perspectives,* *Applies to Students Entering CC Prior to Fall 2020*
AN 100	Human/Being – Anthropological Perspectives	Subfield Varies*		G
AN 101	Paleofantasies and Other Narratives of Human Evolution	²	CP	I
AN 102	Cultural Anthropology	Cultural	AIM, SHB	G or S
AN 105	Language and Culture	Linguistic	CP	G or S
AN 123	American Sign Language I
AN 124	American Sign Language I
AN 201	Human Evolution	Biological		I
AN 202	Human Biological Variation	Biological
AN 204	The Body: Anthropological Perspectives	Cultural
AN 206	Doing Ethnography	Cultural, Methods	CP	Writing in Disipline
AN 207	Primate Behavior, Ecology and Conservation	Biological	SA
AN 208	Topics in Anthropology: Courses vary	Subfield Varies*
AN 208	Indigeneity in Latin America	Cultural
AN 208	Energy Worlds: From Fossil Fuels to Renewables	Cultural
AN 212	Language of Racism	Linguistic	SHB, EPUS
AN 215	Anthropological Theory	Req. Core Course AN215
AN 219	Archaeology of the North American Southwest	Archaeology	HP	S
AN 220	Doing Archaeology	Archaeology, Methods	HP
AN 221	Topics in Ethnomusicology		SHB	G
AN 225	Historical Archaeology	Archaeology, Methods	HP
AN 227	Collapse and Sustainability of Past Societies	²	HP
AN 235	Global Health: Biosocial Perspective	Cultural		G
AN 237	African Descendants in the Caribbean and Latin America	Cultural	SHB, EPG	G or S
AN 238	Genders and Sexualities in Latin America and the Caribbean	Cultural		G or S
AN 239	Gender Diversity Across Cultures	Cultural		G or S
AN 242	Anthropology of Food	Cultural, Methods		S
AN 256	Language Socialization	Linguistic, Methods	SHB	S
AN 258	Introduction to Linguistics	Linguistic	FRL
AN 259	Native Peoples of the Southwest	Cultural		G or S
AN 260	Language & Gender	Linguistic, Methods	AIM, SHB	S
AN 262	Studying Language as Social Action	Linguistic, Methods
AN 270	Anthropocene	Cultural	SHB
AN 301	Human Osteology	², Methods, 300	SA	I
AN 302	Human Ecology and Biology	², Methods, 300		I
AN 306	Primatology	², Methods, 300		I
AN 308	Topics in Anthropology: Topics Vary	Subfield Varies*, 300
AN 308	Topics in Anthropology: Hauntology	Cultural, 300
AN 308	Anthropology of the State: The Imaginary Edition	Cultural, 300
AN308	Latinxs, Language and Culture in the Southwest	Linguistic, 300
AN 308	Anthropology of the Drug Wars	Cultural, 300
AN 308	Bioarchaeology	300
AN 310	Vampires, Zombies, and Time-Traveling Turkeys: Settler Colonial Narratives	Linguistic, Methods, 300	AIM, SHB, EPUS
AN 311	Language in Culture and Mind: Cognitive Anthropology	Linguistic, Methods, 300	SA
AN 315	Senior Capstone	Req. Core Course AN315
AN 320	Field Archaeology	Archaeology, 300, Methods	SA
AN 321	Rio Grande: Culture, History and Region	Cultural, 300, Methods		G or S
AN 326	Religion & Ritual	Cultural, 300, Methods	AIM	G
AN 328	Trees, Climate, and People	², 300, Methods	SA
AN 333	Evolution of Human Life Histories	Biological, 300
AN 376	Culture and Power: Political Anthropology	Cultural, 300		G or S
AN 377	Living in the Material World--Economic Anthropology	Cultural, 300		G or S
AN 380	Community-Based Field Course	Subfield Varies*, 300, Methods
AN 400	Independent Research in Anthropology	Optional***
AN 450	Capstone Research in Anthropology	Optional***
CC100**	First Year Program, taught by Anthropology faculty	Subfield Varies*	CC100
CC120**	First Year Program, taught by Anthropology faculty	Subfield Varies*	CC120

* If the "Subfield varies" please contact the instructor who taught your course to see which, if any, subfield requirement is met by the course (i.e., cultural, linguistic, biological, archaeological). Also check with your instructor to see if the course fulfills a Departmental Methods requirement.

** Will count toward major or minor requirements. Check with your instructor to see if your course may meet the subfield requirement.

*** Developed in collaboration with an Anthropology faculty advisor.

¹General Education course abbreviations: AIM (Analysis and Interpretation of Meaning), CP (Creative Process), FRL (Formal Reasoning and Logic), HP (Historical Perspectives), SA (Scientific Analysis), SHB (Societies and Human Behavior), EP (Equity and Power, US and Global). More information about CC's General Education requirements is available here.

²As of Fall 2023, this course will not meet a subfield requirement (biological or archaeology). If you took this course prior to Fall 2023, this course WILL meet a subfield requirement.

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