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Dr. Keating presents an "inconvenient truth"

Oct. 22-24th at the Aboriginal Curatorial Collective Annual Meeting in Ottawa. His paper "Mush Hole Remembered" discusses an aboriginal holocaust in Canada.

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Anthropology Club offers fun folks and good times! Interested? Contact Brittany Knight (bknig1@brockport.edu), Katie Nolan or Soha Salamath.


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Undergraduate Programs

 Our Undergraduate Program provides cross-cultural knowledge, critical thinking, and practical hands-on skills toward understanding the diversity of human experience through the anthropological subfields of archaeology, cultural anthropology, and biological anthropology. Students benefit from small classes in upper division majors’ courses, one-on-one contact with faculty, and a broad range of course offerings. 

The Anthropology Major and Minor provide excellent preparation for postgraduate training and/or careers in applied anthropology, museum work, public and contractual archaeology, education, forensic science, law, health/medicine, international business, marketing, human services, tourism and other fields that require an understanding of human diversity and adaptability.

 


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