-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 00.00
Instructors:
Fee:
-
Status: CLOSED
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Woodard,B
Fee:
MTH
08:10AM
09:25AM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Cherry,A
Fee:
M
11:20AM
12:35PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
Instructional Method: Hybrid.
-
Status: WAIT-1
Section: 002
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Cherry,A
Fee:
TH
11:20AM
12:35PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
Instructional Method: Hybrid.
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Khan,M
Fee:
TF
09:45AM
11:00AM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: WAIT-1
Section: 002
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Burton,O
Fee:
TF
12:55PM
02:10PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Khan,M
Fee:
TF
08:10AM
09:25AM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: CLOSED
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Unger,S
Fee:
MTH
08:10AM
09:25AM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: WAIT-3
Section: 002
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Unger,S
Fee:
MTH
09:45AM
11:00AM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: WAIT-4
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Wesp,J
Fee:
T
09:45AM
11:00AM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
Instructional Method: Hybrid.
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 002
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Wesp,J
Fee:
F
09:45AM
11:00AM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
Instructional Method: Hybrid.
-
Status: WAIT-4
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Wesp,J
Fee:
TF
12:55PM
02:10PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Kusimba,S
Fee:
TF
11:20AM
12:35PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Kusimba,C
Fee:
TF
02:30PM
03:45PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: WAIT-1
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Unger,S
Fee:
MTH
04:05PM
05:20PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Paleoanthrop of Turkana Basin
Credits: 03.00
Instructors:
Fee:
Paleoanthropology of the Turkana Basin (3)
This course, offered as a part of the AU Abroad program in
Turkana Basin, Kenya, is an in-depth study of the evolutionary
history of the human species from Miocene apes to modern humans.
Including lectures, seminars, and lab-based work, students
closely examine fossils from the Turkana Basin to understand the
geological context that shapes modern studies of
paleoanthropology.
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 002
Paleontology of Turkana Basin
Credits: 03.00
Instructors:
Fee:
Paleontology of the Turkana Basin (3)
This course, offered as a part of the AU Abroad program in
Turkana Basin, Kenya, acquaints students with laboratory and
field methods of vertebrate paleontology employed in different
chronological contexts of the Turkana Basin. In-depth study
throughout the course includes following the history of life
through time and the evolution of the major groups of
vertebrates with special emphasis on mammals.
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 003
Archaeology of Turkana Basin
Credits: 03.00
Instructors:
Fee:
Archaeology of the Turkana Basin (3)
This course, offered as a part of the AU Abroad program in
Turkana Basin, Kenya focuses on the African Stone Age through
close studies of topics including the cognitive status of early
humans, evolution of human adaption, and the relationship
between stone tool technology, hominin species, and cognitive
evolution.
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Kusimba,S
Fee:
W
08:10AM
11:00AM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: WAIT-1
Section: 001
Human Osteology
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Watkins,R
Fee:
W
11:20AM
02:10PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
Human Osteology (3)
This course provides students with basic understanding of the
human skeleton through lectures, field trips, and hands-on
experience. Students learn how to identify skeletal elements
from whole and fragmentary pieces of bone, and how to construct
a biological profile of skeletal individuals through estimations
of age-at-death, sex, population ancestry, stature, and
pathological conditions. Additionally, students are introduced
to literature addressing theoretical and ethical issues
pertaining to the study and analysis of human remains.
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Nielsen,C
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online.
(Meets with ANTH 424 901 ANTH 424 902 ANTH 624 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 901
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Nielsen,C
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online. Restriction: Health Inequity and
Care (Undergraduate Certificate).
(Meets with ANTH 424 001 ANTH 424 902 ANTH 624 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 902
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Nielsen,C
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online. Restriction: Health Inequity and
Care (Undergraduate Certificate): National Nurses United program.
(Meets with ANTH 424 001 ANTH 424 901 ANTH 624 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Evans,E
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online.
(Meets with ANTH 425 901 ANTH 425 902 ANTH 625 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 901
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Evans,E
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online. Restriction: Health Inequity and
Care (Undergraduate Certificate).
(Meets with ANTH 425 001 ANTH 425 902 ANTH 625 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 902
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Evans,E
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online. Restriction: Health Inequity and
Care (Undergraduate Certificate): National Nurses United program.
(Meets with ANTH 425 001 ANTH 425 901 ANTH 625 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Woodard,B
Fee:
M
02:30PM
05:20PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Kusimba,C
Fee:
T
05:30PM
08:00PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Experimental Archaeology
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Sayers,D
Fee:
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Watkins,R
Fee:
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 002
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Kusimba,S
Fee:
-
Status: CLOSED
Section: 003
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Burton,O
Fee:
-
Status: CLOSED
Section: 004
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Vine,D
Fee:
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
The Homeless and the Home
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Sayers,D
Fee:
TH
05:30PM
08:00PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
The Homeless and the Home (3)
For decades, archaeologists have examined homes. Whether
interested in class, race, sexuality, gender, resistance, or
performance, archaeologists have used households and home sites
as a means to explore societies in microcosm and to connect
sites to broader social and economic processes. At the same
time, archaeologists have inadequately explored people who live
with an absence of traditional homes: the homeless, the migrant
worker, the undocumented, the seasonal laborer, and many others.
This course explores and discusses many of the ways
archaeologists have understood the home in modern history (ca.
1500-present), and related social groups like families, kin
groups, and renters. Students learn the myriad ways that home
sites were central to the production and reproduction of
capitalist and other social relations and also explore issues
surrounding the absence of home in people's lives (e.g.,
homelessness) and discuss ways archaeology has the potential to
impact the lives of the homeless today and in the future.
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Social Movements
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Vine,D
Fee:
TH
02:30PM
05:20PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
Social Movements (3)
Examines anthropological and related social science approaches
to contemporary and historical social movements, including the
role movements play in creating social change. The types of
movements discussed include Black Lives Matter, Occupy Wall
Street, Trump, the Tea Party, pro- and anti-immigration,
feminism, labor, health care, prison abolition and prisoner
rights, the Islamic State and al Qaeda, peace/anti-war, drug
war, LGBTQ, and peasant and land rights movements, among others.
Intersecting topics include inequality, oppression, race,
gender, class, sexuality, religion, nationalism, and neoliberal
capitalism.
(Meets with ANTH 544 901)
-
Status: CLOSED
Section: 901
Social Movements
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Vine,D
Fee:
TH
02:30PM
05:20PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
Social Movements (3)
Examines anthropological and related social science approaches
to contemporary and historical social movements, including the
role movements play in creating social change. The types of
movements discussed include Black Lives Matter, Occupy Wall
Street, Trump, the Tea Party, pro- and anti-immigration,
feminism, labor, health care, prison abolition and prisoner
rights, the Islamic State and al Qaeda, peace/anti-war, drug
war, LGBTQ, and peasant and land rights movements, among others.
Intersecting topics include inequality, oppression, race,
gender, class, sexuality, religion, nationalism, and neoliberal
capitalism. Open only to Anthropology Master's International
Program students. Meets with ANTH-544 001.
(Meets with ANTH 544 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 06.00
Instructors: Vine,D; Woodard,B
Fee:
W
02:30PM
08:00PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Nielsen,C
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online.
(Meets with ANTH 424 001 ANTH 424 901 ANTH 424 902)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 901
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Nielsen,C
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online. Restriction: Health Inequity and
Care (Graduate Certificate).
(Meets with ANTH 424 001 ANTH 424 901 ANTH 424 902 ANTH 624 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 902
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Nielsen,C
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online. Restriction: Health Inequity and
Care (Graduate Certificate): National Nurses United program.
(Meets with ANTH 424 001 ANTH 424 901 ANTH 424 902 ANTH 624 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 903
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Nielsen,C
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online. Open only to Anthropology Master's
International Program students.
(Meets with ANTH 424 001 ANTH 424 901 ANTH 424 902 ANTH 624 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Evans,E
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online.
(Meets with ANTH 425 001 ANTH 425 901 ANTH 425 902)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 901
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Evans,E
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online. Restriction: Health Inequity and
Care (Graduate Certificate).
(Meets with ANTH 425 001 ANTH 425 901 ANTH 425 902 ANTH 625 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 902
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Evans,E
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online. Restriction: Health Inequity and
Care (Graduate Certificate): National Nurses United program.
(Meets with ANTH 425 001 ANTH 425 901 ANTH 425 902 ANTH 625 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 903
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Evans,E
Fee:
Instructional Method: Online. Open only to Anthropology Master's
International Program students.
(Meets with ANTH 425 001 ANTH 425 901 ANTH 425 902 ANTH 625 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Capitalism & Urban Transformtn
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Maharawal,M
Fee:
T
05:30PM
08:00PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
Capitalism and Urban Transformation (3)
This course looks historically and currently at the connections
between capitalism and urban transformations, starting with
classic political economic understandings of urban
transformation and capital in the city (e.g., Fredric Engels,
Henri Lefebvre, David Harvey) and moving onto more contemporary
analyses of urban space and place, gentrification, and current
urban crises (e.g., Ruth Gilmore, Setha Low, Neil Smith) in
order to understand urban space and its transformation as
intimately shaped and produced by processes of capital
accumulation, crises, dispossession, and resistance. Throughout
the course students read ethnographies of urban transformation,
both nationally and internationally, to examine how global
processes of speculation, displacement, and gentrification
transform cities and shape the terrain of struggle for urban
residents. There is particular emphasis on reading ethnographies
of contestation, protest, and resistance against and amidst
urban change.
(Meets with ANTH 640 901)
-
Status: CLOSED
Section: 901
Capitalism & Urban Transformtn
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Maharawal,M
Fee:
T
05:30PM
08:00PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
Capitalism and Urban Transformation (3)
This course looks historically and currently at the connections
between capitalism and urban transformations, starting with
classic political economic understandings of urban
transformation and capital in the city (e.g., Fredric Engels,
Henri Lefebvre, David Harvey) and moving onto more contemporary
analyses of urban space and place, gentrification, and current
urban crises (e.g., Ruth Gilmore, Setha Low, Neil Smith) in
order to understand urban space and its transformation as
intimately shaped and produced by processes of capital
accumulation, crises, dispossession, and resistance. Throughout
the course students read ethnographies of urban transformation,
both nationally and internationally, to examine how global
processes of speculation, displacement, and gentrification
transform cities and shape the terrain of struggle for urban
residents. There is particular emphasis on reading ethnographies
of contestation, protest, and resistance against and amidst
urban change. Open only to Anthropology Master's International
Program students. Meets with ANTH-640 001.
(Meets with ANTH 640 001)
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Cherry,A
Fee:
M
05:30PM
08:00PM
TBA
TBA
01/16/18
05/08/18
-
Status: CLOSED
Section: 001
The Craft of Anthropology II
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Vine,D
Fee:
-
Status: CLOSED
Section: 002
Digital Community Analysis
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Cherry,A
Fee:
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 003
Anthropolgy of Energy/Environ.
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Sayers,D
Fee:
-
Status: CLOSED
Section: 004
Social Movements & Health Care
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Sayers,D
Fee:
-
Status: CLOSED
Section: 005
Homeless Archival Project
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Sayers,D
Fee:
-
Status: CLOSED
Section: 006
Theory and Methodology Iia
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Vine,D
Fee:
-
Status: CLOSED
Section: 001
Credits: 03.00
Instructors: Claus,C
Fee:
-
Status: CLOSED
Section: 002
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Watkins,R
Fee:
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 901
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Watkins,R
Fee:
Special Tuition Rate.
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 01.00-06.00
Instructors: Maharawal,M
Fee:
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 01.00-09.00
Instructors: Maharawal,M
Fee:
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 01.00-09.00
Instructors: Maharawal,M
Fee:
-
Status: OPEN
Section: 001
Credits: 01.00-09.00
Instructors: Maharawal,M
Fee:
-
Status: CANCELLED
Section: 001
Credits: 01.00-09.00
Instructors: Maharawal,M
Fee: