The anthropology major and minor provide solid preparation for postgraduate training and careers in a number of fields, among them archaeology, applied anthropology, museum work, conservation, education, forensic science, law, health/medicine, international business, marketing, human services, tourism and other fields that require an understanding of cultural diversity and human adaptability.
The skills Anthropology students gain in observing and recording human behavior, interviewing, constructing of survey instruments, and scientific analysis are invaluable in many career fields. Corporate anthropology, which draws upon anthropological fieldwork skills to research consumer behavior, is a recent and growing field.
Learn more about what some of our recent alumni are doing:
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| Elissa Krowe, ‘06 | Mary Koegel, '05 |
The following websites provide more information on careers in Anthropology:
All are welcome! Bring something to share. Thursday, Oct. 27th from 4:45-6pm in Cooper, rm. C-3.
Dr. Maryann McCabe will be speaking on Tuesday, Nov. 8th at 4:45pm. See flyers for rm. confirmation.
Black History Month Speaker
Red Cross Blood Drive
10 am - 4 pm
Black History Month Lecture: Christopher Brown
11:30 am - 2 pm
Win a Night on Ice
9:30 pm - 11 pm
Red Cross Blood Drive
10 am - 4 pm
