B.A. Anthropology
Department of Anthropology/Sociology
    Program #:                     20400
   Version #:                      20023
   Program Effective:      Fall 2001
   Check Sheet Reviewed:     9/05
B. MAJOR PROGRAM:  38 SH*  GR SH   B. MAJOR PROGRAM: (cont.) GR SH
     1. Required Courses: 20 SH              2. Elective: (cont.)    
          ANT 010 Cultural Anthropology  
3
             ANT 258 Forensic Anthropology  
3
          ANT 020 Physical Anthropology  
3
             ANT 272 Human Genetics  
3
          ANT 021 Lab in Physical Anthropology  
1
             ANT 273 Primate Studies  
3
          ANT 030 Introduction to Archaeology  
3
             ANT 274 Human Evolution  
3
          ANT 031 Arch Fieldwork & Lab  
3
             ANT 285 Millenarian Movements  
3
          ANT 320 Arch. Fld. Methods  or 
          ANT 335 Ethno. Research Methods		  
3
             ANT/PSY 290 Culture & Personality  
3
          ANT 360 History & Theory/Anthropology  
3
             ANT 320 Archaeo. Field Methods**   
3
          ANT 380 Sr. Seminar in Anthropology  
3
             ANT 321 Advaced Arch Field Methods  
3
      2.Electives:  18 SH                 ANT 335 Ethno. Research Methods**  
3
           ANT 101 North American Indian  
 3
            ANT 370 Readings in Anthropology  
1-3
           ANT 102 South American Indian  
 3
            ANT 371 Selected Topics in Anthropology  
 3
           ANT 115 Communitarian Societies  
3
            ANT 379 Independent Study  
 1-3
           ANT 125 Anth. of Death & Dying  
3
            ANT 390 Internship in Anthro. I  
1-6
           ANT/SOC 130 Mar. & Fam. Crs. Cult.  
3
            ANT 391 Internship in Anthro. II  
1-6
           ANT 135 PA German Cultural Trad.  
3
   C. CONCOMITANT COURSES:  9 SH GR SH
           ANT 138 Caribbean Cultures       Students must meet with their advisors by their Junior year to choose an area of concentration in Anthropology, e.g., Applied, Archaeology, Area Studies, Cultural, Physical, etc. Concomitant courses will be selected dependent upon the area of concentration chosen.
           ANT 150 Subsaharan Africa  
3
  
           ANT 165 Islamic Cultures  
3
  
           ANT 171 India & South Asia  
 3
  
           ANT 180 Pacific & Australia  
 3
  
           ANT 190 Human Cult. Diver. & Adapt.   
3
   1.      
3
           ANT 212 Anthropology of Religion  
3
   2.   
3
           ANT 215 Fem. & Male/Anth. Persp.     
3
   3.  
3
           ANT 220 Economic Anthropology  
3
        
           ANT 226 Anthropology & Education  
3
        
           ANT 230 New World Archaeology  
 3
   D.  A. & S Electives:  15 SH GR SH
           ANT 235 Pennsylvania Archaeology  
3
   Courses must be at the 100 level or above.(Foreign language courses must be at 021 level or above.)
           ANT 239 Historical Archaeology  
3
  
           ANT 240 World Prehistory   
3
   1.  
3
           ANT/SOC 246 Third World Devel.  
3
   2.  
3
           ANT 250 Linguistic Anthropology       3.  
3
           ANT 254 Medical Anthropology       4.  
3
        5.  
3
* ANT prefix courses taken under General Education may apply       Degree Requirements    SH
towards the 38 S.H. minimum in the major program, but credit hours         A. General Education           (60 S.H.)    
should not be counted twice in computing the grand total.         B. Major Program                (38 S.H.)    
          C. Concomitant Courses        (9 S.H.)    
** Cannot count as elective if used as a required course.         D. A&S Electives                 (15 S.H.)    
(A 2.0 minimum QPA is required to declare this major.)        Total minimum credit hours:  122 S.H.