ANTHRO 104 introduces cultural anthropology, examining social organization, economics, politics, and cultural change with a focus on U.S. ethnic and racial minorities.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Amy Stambach, Claire Wendland, Falina Enriquez, Jerome Camal, Leonie Schulte: Recent reviews describe the course as very easy with open-note, online exams and optional lectures. Workload consists of busywork in discussions and reading quizzes, though some older reviews cite vague assignments and excessive time consumption.
ANTHRO 300 is a survey of cultural anthropology focusing on ethnographic description, methodology, and contemporary theories of sociocultural diversity.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Falina Enriquez, Leonie Schulte: The course requires weekly graded discussions and small-group participation, making attendance essential. Papers are graded somewhat harshly, and lectures may be considered optional if slides are provided.