Anthropology is the academic discipline concerned with the study of the biological and cultural development of mankind. The approach is comparative and holistic, focusing attention on the physical behaviors characteristics of humans, the range of their variations worldwide, and the constants which cut across all human activity. Anthropological studies include people throughout the world since the beginning of human life. For those who transfer to a four-year college, positions for which graduates in Anthropology are qualified are archaeologist, anthropology instructor, environmental consultant, and state and national park anthropologist.
- Full-Time Faculty
- Jennifer Molina Stidger (Dept Chair), 789-2885
- Matt Archer, 789-2628