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Administrative Assistant:
LuAnna Bryant
(970) 943-2015
lbryant@western.edu

Department Chair:
Dale Orth
(970) 943-3437
dorth@western.edu

Address:
Anthropology Program
Hurst Hall 128
Western State College of Colorado
600 N. Adams St.
Gunnison, CO 81231

 
 

Anthropology

A description of the Anthropology Program at Western

REAL FIELDWORK...  REAL RESEARCH... REAL OPPORTUNITY...

 

Mountaineer Field School 2008

 

 

Anthropology is the scientific study of humans that is holistic and cross-cultural. Through anthropology a student achieves a broad geographical and temporal perspective of human biological and cultural adaptations. This perspective includes an understanding of cultural diversity in our own society, in our world at large, and in the past.

 

 

 

 

 

How does the Anthropology program at Western keep it real?

 

Real Field and Laboratory Experiences

  • Archaeological and Cultural Field Schools focusing on human adaptations in the Rocky Mountains.

Real State-of-the-art Technology

  • Courses that incorporate the latest Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Total Station survey and mapping, and Scanning electron microscopy, to name a few. 

Real Summer Jobs

  • Summer internships in fields ranging from federal land management to outdoor recreation.

Real Careers

  • Western Students have becomeleaders in industry, academia, and government science.

Real Academic Excellence

  • A record of placing students in top graduate schools in Archaeology, Cultural Anthropology, and Physical Anthropology.

 

 

 

 

 

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