ANTHRO 100 introduces general anthropology by exploring human evolution, cultural diversity, societal capacities, and major world cultures.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
The course requires significant reading, with students noting that textbook material often exceeds lecture content. Exams are described as difficult, covering extensive information and sometimes including material not discussed in class.
ANTHRO 105 covers the genetic basis of human variation and the origins and evolution of populations.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
The workload is light, featuring four exams where the lowest score is dropped and simple, one-hour labs. Readings are optional, and lecture attendance is not recorded but recommended for exam preparation.
ANTHRO 120 is a freshman/sophomore seminar focusing on human variability through nontechnical materials and discussion.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Jonathan Kenoyer, Sarah Edlund: Workload varies by instructor, ranging from manageable with clear assignments to very reading-heavy with no tests but significant writing requirements.
ZOOLOGY 990 is a graduate research course where students conduct advanced biological research under faculty mentorship to fulfill program requirements.