Division of Social Studies
Website: http://anthropology.bard.edu
Updated December
4, 2020
Advising
Faculty
1.
Yuka
Suzuki (director)
2.
Michθle D. Dominy (leave of absence
2020-2021)
3.
Jeffrey
Jurgens
4.
Naoko
Kumada
5.
Laura
Kunreuther (leave of absence 2020-2021)
6.
Gregory
Duff Morton (on sabbatical spring 2021)
7.
John
Ryle
8.
Sophia
Stamatopoulou-Robbins
Archaeologist in Residence - Christopher R. Lindner
Moderation Requirements:
1.
ANTH
101 Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
2.
200-level
ANTH course
3.
200-level
ANTH course
All moderating students need to maintain a 3.0 or
above in all Anthropology classes.
Graduation Requirements:
4.
Doing
Ethnography - methods course (students
who plan to study abroad in the spring of their junior year should take this
course in the spring of their sophomore year).
5.
ANTH
350 Contemporary Cultural Theory
6.
300-level
ANTH course (in addition to 350)
7.
ANTH
elective (200 or 300 level)
8.
Senior
Project I
9.
Senior
Project II
At least one of the ANTH courses must involve field
research as a central component. We also
strongly recommend students take a foreign language. Often students combine anthropology with one
of the area studies programs or concentrations, such as Human Rights, Gender
and Sexuality Studies, or Environmental and Urban Studies.
Sample
program of study
|
First Year |
Sophomore Year |
Junior Year |
Senior Year |
|
ANTH 101 FYSEM I (fall) FYSEM II (spring) |
ANTH 200-level course
ANTH 200-level course Moderation
(spring) |
ANTH 350
ANTH 300-level course
Doing Ethnography course |
Sr. Project I (fall)
Sr. Project II (spring)
ANTH elective |