Anthropology Autumn Courses 2020

Anthropology is the study of culture, biology, and society of humans and their nearest biological relatives, past and present. Our courses teach to a variety of subfields at a variety of levels. Take a look at our advanced undergraduate courses, and don't forget to check out out intro courses--ANTHROP 1100 (Introduction to Anthropology), 2200 (Introduction to Physical Anthropology), 2201 (Introduction to Archaeology), and 2202 (Introduction to Cultural Anthropology). [Note: All GTA taught introductory courses will be taught online in Fall 2020]

Our current list of Autumn undergraduate courses (excluding intro courses, see Buckeyelink) available for registration:

Course #	Class#	Days	Time	Name	Instructor
3005	33795	Tu/Th	12:45-2:05	Careers with Anthropology	Moritz
3211	12577	We/Fr	9:35-10:55	Introduction to Forensic Science	Angel
3300	12478	Tu/Th	12:45-2:05	Human Origins	Guatelli-Steinberg
3301	12479	Tu/Th	11:10-12:30	Modern Human Physical Variation	Piperata
3302	23419	Tu/Th	2:20-3:40	Introduction to Medical Anthropology	Piperata
3350	34270	Tu/Th	9:35-10:55	Prehistoric Indians of the Ohio Valley	Yerkes
3401	12480	Tu/Th	11:10-12:30	Fundamentals of Archaeology	Field

3416	25678	Mo/We/Fr	9:10-10:05	Latin American Peoples and Cultures	Kawa
3451	34273	Tu/Th	8:00-9:20	Archaeology of the Ancient Near East	McCorriston
3504	22593	Tu/Th	11:10-12:30	Introduction to Anatomy	McKee
4525	12481	Mo/We/fr	11:30-12:25	History of Anthropological Theory	Kawa
5607	23949	Fr	2:15-5:00	Human Osteology	Larsen
5608	35316	Tu/Th	2:00-3:30	Skeletal Biology	Agnew & Hunter
5615	34395	Mo/We/Fr	8:00-8:55	Evolutionary Perspectives on Human Behavior	Trask

5644	25686	We/Fr	2:15-5:00	Forensic Anthropology	Johnston
5686	25021	Mo	11:15-2:00	Practical training in Forensic Anthropology	Angel
5700	34281	Mo/We/Fr	10:20-11:15	Anthropology, Public Health, and Human Rights	Moore

Updated 7/1/2020 to reflect current course offerings.

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