Fall 2025 classes offered in Anthropology as of Friday, 07/18/2025 at 07:00 AM schedFallANTH report generated: 18-JUL-25
Class	Sect	CN#	Units	Notes*	Fee	Dates	Days	Time	Room	Instructor	Cap	Enr	Rsrvd*	Avail*	Wait Cap*	Wait Tot*	Sust*	Perm Text Status	Bookstore Text Info
ANTH 102 Intro to the Anth of Language	1	43687	3		$49		MW	13:00-14:20	BSS_204	Mitchell,ST	40	40	0	0	99	1			Texts
ANTH 103 Biological Anthropology	1	43758	3				MW	11:00-12:20	BSS_166	Gaddis,KE	76	76	0	0	99	0			Texts
ANTH 103L Biological Anthropology Lab	2	43762	1		$36		W	13:00-14:50	BSS_310	Gaddis,KE	24	19	0	5	99	0			Texts
								-	ONL	Gaddis,KE					99	0			Texts
ANTH 103L Biological Anthropology Lab	3	43763	1					-	ONL	Gaddis,KE	28	17	0	11	99	0			Texts
ANTH 104 Cultural Anthropology	1	41414	3					-	ONL	Adams,DB	40	40	0	0	99	1			Texts
ANTH 105 Archaeology & World Prehistory	1	41515	3				TR	11:00-12:20	BSS_166	Smith,BA	40	40	0	0	99	0			Texts
ANTH 210 Intro to Anthropology Major	1	41328	1			09/04	R	15:00-16:50	BSS_310	Solares,H	24	25		0	99	2			Texts
						10/16	R	15:00-16:50	BSS_310	Solares,H					99	2			Texts
						10/29	W	17:00-18:50	BSS_310	Solares,H					99	2			Texts
						12/04	R	15:00-16:50	BSS_310	Solares,H					99	2			Texts
								-	ONL	Solares,H					99	2			Texts
ANTH 235 Act to End Sexualized Violence	1	41189	1			09/12	F	15:00-18:00	FH_235	Schnurer,MD	24	1		13	99	0			Texts
						09/13	S	09:00-17:00	FH_118	Schnurer,MD					99	0			Texts
						10/10	F	15:00-19:00	FH_235	Schnurer,MD					99	0			Texts
ANTH 300 Method & Theory in Archaeology	1	43689	4		$66		M	15:00-16:50	BSS_310	Klessig,BK	24	20	0	4	99	0			Texts
							W	15:00-16:50	BSS_317	Klessig,BK					99	0			Texts
ANTH 305 Human Evolutionary Health	1	43780	3				MW	15:00-16:20	BSS_166	Glenn,ME	40	40	0	0	99	2			Texts
ANTH 307 Mesoamerican Archaeology	1	41315	3	below			T	09:00-10:20	KA_102	Mitchell,ST	40	34	0	6	99	0			Texts
								-	ONL	Mitchell,ST					99	0			Texts
ANTH 310W Critical Hist: Cult, Race, Sci	1	41492	4				TR	11:00-12:50	BSS_310	Mitchell,ST	24	24		0	99	0			Texts
ANTH 318 Ethnography	1	41493	4				T	15:00-16:50	ONL	Tilton,N	24	24		0	99	0			Texts
								-	ONL	Tilton,N					99	0			Texts
ANTH 329 Critical Archival Studies	1	41550	3	below		12/08	M	17:00-18:50	ONL	Solares,H	24	17		7	99	0			Texts
								-	ONL	Solares,H					99	0			Texts
ANTH 333 Primate Adaptation & Evolution	1	43781	4					-	ONL	Adams,DB	24	24		0	99	0			Texts
ANTH 339 Comparative Osteology& Zooarch	1	43782	4	below			TR	13:00-14:50	BSS_310	Gaddis,KE	24	24		0	99	0			Texts
ANTH 357 Field Archaeology	1	43783	3	IA			F	12:00-14:50	BSS_310	Carlson,JN	24	22		2	99	0			Texts
ANTH 358 Archaeology Lab	1	43784	1				F	09:00-11:50	BSS_136	Klessig,BK	16	11		5	99	0			Texts
ANTH 359 Arch Sci: Analysis, Visualiztn	1	41552	4	below			MW	09:00-10:50	BSS_317	Smith,BA Mitchell,ST	24	12		12	99	0			Texts
ANTH 390 Textiles Through the Ages	1	43789	4	below			MW	11:00-12:50	BSS_310	Klessig,BK	24	15		9	99	0			Texts
ANTH 482 Anthropology Internship	1	41638	1			08/26	T	17:00-18:20	ONL	Adams,DB	24	14		10	99	0		NONE	Texts
						12/09	T	17:00-18:20	ONL	Adams,DB					99	0		NONE	Texts
								-	ONL	Adams,DB					99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 499 Independent Study	1	41324	1	IA							5	0		5	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 499 Independent Study	2	41325	2	IA							5	0		5	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 499 Independent Study	3	41331	3	IA							5	0		5	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 499 Independent Study	4	41326	4	IA							5	0		5	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 670 Core Concepts in Applied Anth	1	41025	3			08/28	R	13:00-16:50	BSS_408	Tilton,N	20	16		4	99	0	SR		Texts
						08/29	F	09:00-16:50	BSS_408	Tilton,N					99	0	SR		Texts
						09/24	W	17:00-18:50	ONL	Tilton,N					99	0	SR		Texts
						10/29	W	17:00-18:50	ONL	Tilton,N					99	0	SR		Texts
						12/10	W	17:00-18:50	ONL	Tilton,N					99	0	SR		Texts
								-	ONL	Tilton,N					99	0	SR		Texts
ANTH 671 Methods in Applied Anth	1	41026	3			09/04	R	17:00-18:50	ONL	Gaddis,KE	20	20		0	99	0			Texts
						10/16	R	17:00-18:50	ONL	Gaddis,KE					99	0			Texts
						11/13	R	17:00-18:50	ONL	Gaddis,KE					99	0			Texts
								-	ONL	Gaddis,KE					99	0			Texts
ANTH 676 Anthropological Engagements	1	43799	3			09/09	T	17:00-18:50	ONL	Solares,H	20	19		1	99	0	SR		Texts
						10/21	T	17:00-18:50	ONL	Solares,H					99	0	SR		Texts
						12/09	T	17:00-18:50	ONL	Solares,H					99	0	SR		Texts
								-	ONL	Solares,H					99	0	SR		Texts
ANTH 680 Teaching Anthropology	1	41027	3	below		09/08	M	17:00-18:50	ONL	Glenn,ME	20	11		9	99	0			Texts
						10/13	M	17:00-18:50	ONL	Glenn,ME					99	0			Texts
						12/01	M	17:00-18:50	ONL	Glenn,ME					99	0			Texts
								-	ONL	Glenn,ME					99	0			Texts
ANTH 680 Comparative Osteology Methods	2	43964	1	IA				-	ONL	Ramsier,MA	10	2		8	99	0			Texts
ANTH 682 Internship/Field Placement	1	41028	1					-	ONL	Ramsier,MA	20	4		16	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 682 Internship/Field Placement	2	41029	2					-	ONL	Ramsier,MA	20	2		18	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 682 Internship/Field Placement	3	41030	3					-	ONL	Ramsier,MA	20	6		14	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 690 Thesis/Project	1	43833	1	IA				-	ONL	Ramsier,MA	20	1		19	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 690 Thesis/Project	2	43834	2	IA				-	ONL	Ramsier,MA	20	1		19	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 690 Thesis/Project	3	43835	3	IA				-	ONL	Ramsier,MA	20	2		18	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 690 Thesis/Project	4	43836	4	IA				-	ONL	Ramsier,MA	20	1		19	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 690 Thesis/Project	5	43837	5	IA				-	ONL	Ramsier,MA	20	0		20	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 690 Thesis/Project	6	43838	6	IA				-	ONL	Ramsier,MA	20	0		20	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 699 Independent Study	1	41031	1	IA				-	ONL	Ramsier,MA	20	0		20	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 699 Independent Study	2	41032	2	IA				-	ONL		20	0		20	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 699 Independent Study	3	41033	3	IA				-	ONL		20	0		20	99	0		NONE	Texts
ANTH 699 Independent Study	4	43839	4	IA				-	ONL		20	0		20	99	0		NONE	Texts

* Notes: IA=Instructor approval required, DA=Department approval required
* Rsrvd: indicates the number of seats reserved during registration for various reasons (i.e., freshmen registration in the Fall, PBLCs, or major restrictions). Unused seats are released prior to the beginning of the semester.
* Avail: indicates the total number of seats open to all students. This number may be reduced by enrollments in other cross-listed class sections.
* Wait Cap: indicates the number of waitlist seats available for the class
* Wait Tot: indicates the number of students currently waitlisted for the class (allows departments to determine class demand and may result in opening of class additional sections)
* Sust: classes designated as Sustainability Focused (SF) or Sustainability Related (SR)
* Permanent Text Status: If the particular course is indicated as NONE, there are no required texts. If indicated as FREE, text materials are offered free to students.
* Bookstore Text Info: Link to Bookstore text details for all courses that potentially have required texts.

Generally, students must register in one section from each component type shown for a particular class. For example, BIOL 104 has two lecture sections and several lab sections. Students who register for one of the lecture sections must also register for one of the labs associated with that lecture. Association numbers and section numbers are shown in parenthesis when multiple values exist.

Class notes schedFallANTH report generated: 18-JUL-25
Class	CN	Class Notes
ANTH 307 Mesoamerican Archaeology	41315	Special Topic: Mesoamerican Archaeology - Explores the cultural history of Mesoamerica starting from the peopling of the Americas, followed by an in-depth exploration of the Olmec, Teotihuacano, Zapotec, Maya, Mixtec, Toltec and Aztec cultures. Discusses the impacts of colonialism and current Indigenous political activism and identity within contemporary Mesoamerica.
ANTH 329 Critical Archival Studies	41550	Special Topic - Critical Archival Studies: Anthropological Insights. Engages with archival studies via post-colonial theory and study of power in the historical record. The course reviews Humboldt¿s Special Collections, digital archaeology, tribal constitutions, and more.
ANTH 339 Comparative Osteology& Zooarch	43782	IA,Special Topic: Comparative Osteology & Zooarchaeology - Survey vertebrate skeletal remains common in archaeological and forensic contexts, with an emphasis on human osteology to facilitate differentiation between human and nonhuman. Analyze faunal samples to identify taxa and explore the contributions of zooarchaeological research. Nonhuman materials will be real and replica. Human bones will be replicas. Optionally, work with real human bones.
ANTH 359 Arch Sci: Analysis, Visualiztn	41552	Special Topic: Archaeological Science: Data Analysis and Visualization - Study of scientific methods used by archaeologists to answer questions about how humans shaped and adapted to their surrounding environmental and cultural context. Research oriented learning will be shaped by case studies and a hands-on approach as students explore laboratory and geospatial methodologies including geochemistry, spatial modeling, and artifact analysis. Students will also learn to interpret, visualize, and communicate archaeological data. While not required, students are encouraged to bring their own resear
		ch interests or project ideas to support a more personalized learning experience throughout the course. Class meets in person, but students may attend Hyflex (online) with instructor permission in some situations.
ANTH 390 Textiles Through the Ages	43789	Special Topic: Textiles Through the Ages - Study the technology, prehistory and history, and culture(s) of textiles and how they influence individuals and societies today and of the past, with a focus on Europe and the Mediterranean. Explore how textiles intersect with many aspects of culture, in particular trade and gender expression. Explore the importance of textiles through lecture, discussion, readings, and hands-on components. Through experimental archaeology, experience how the peoples of the past produced textiles and better understand the evidence left in the archaeological record.
ANTH 680 Teaching Anthropology	41027	Special Topic: Teaching Anthropology - Overview of teaching anthropology in post-secondary institutions. Topics include the fundamentals of course design, utilizing Learning Management Systems (e.g., Canvas), syllabus development, pedagogical approaches, effective online and face-to-face strategies, practical applications of anthropological theory and content, and how to prepare for different types of teaching careers. Students will produce syllabi, design learning materials, and deliver short lectures.