Anthropology Minor

2024-2025 Undergraduate Program Change

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  • Program Title*
    Anthropology Minor
    Anthropology Minor
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    Anthropology Minor (24 Cr)

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  • Justification for the Proposal*

    The Department of Anthropology proposes the following changes to the Anthropology Major and Minor:

    Substitute:         

    1. ANT 308: Anthropological Theory Part 1 for ANT 210: Anthropological Theory Part 1

    and

    1. ANT 309: Anthropological Theory Part 2 for ANT 211: Anthropological Theory Part 2

    The substantive content of these courses is to remain the same but we have submitted proposals to UCC to renumber this pair of courses (from ANT 210 and 211 to ANT 308 and 309) to more accurately communicate to students the expectations and rigor of the course content. If approved, use of ANT 210 and ANT 211 should be discontinued and entries removed from the catalog.

    Justification:

    Students taking ANT 210 and ANT 211 feel the requirements of the courses, especially the reading of short excerpts from original texts of historical and theoretical importance in the social sciences, are not reflected by their listing as 200-level courses. The reading and writing requirements of the course and the sophistication of the topics covered are better reflected with 300-level listings. Faculty have reviewed the contents of both courses and find them necessary to both the major and the minor as they stand but agree that classifying the pair as 300- rather than 200-level courses would more accurately communicate their contents to students.

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