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ANTH 299: Special Studies
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Southern Oregon University
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Anth 301: Practicing Anthropology
4.00 Credits
Southern Oregon University
Engages students in building the fundamental skills needed to succeed in anthropology. Writing, critical thinking, oral presentation, and library research prepare students for further upper division work. Illustrates the holistic, four-field approach of anthropology and its relevance to contemporary life. Prerequisite(s): USEM 103 ; ANTH 211 or ANTH 213
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Anth 310: American Culture
4.00 Credits
Southern Oregon University
Provides an overview of U.S. culture and society. Examines a wide range of specific cultural expressions, historical social institutions, and economic influences. Explores aspects of culture, including class, race, ethnicity, gender, immigration, ideology, globalization, and institutional structures as interconnected factors influencing various experiences of “being American.” Approved for University Studies (Synthesis/Integration). Prerequisite(s): Completion of all lower division University Studies requirements
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Anth 317: Pacific Cultures
4.00 Credits
Southern Oregon University
Examines the social and cultural diversity of indigenous Pacific Island societies and the changes that followed contact with the West. Considers settlement prehistory, voyaging, linguistic diversity, contact history, subsistence patterns, globalization, indigenous rights, and other dimensions of local life. May be applied to the Native American studies minor and certificate. Approved for University Studies (Synthesis/Integration). Prerequisite(s): Completion of all lower division University Studies requirements
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Anth 318: Native North America
4.00 Credits
Southern Oregon University
Offers a comparative examination of cultures indigenous to North America. Explores the pre-contact economies, social and political organizations, and ceremonial systems of selected groups; the historic period of contact, treaties, and federal legislation and the cultural basis of Indian responses; and present-day issues of concern to Native American peoples in reservation communities and urban settings. May be applied to the Native American studies minor and certificate. Approved for University Studies (Synthesis/Integration).
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Anth 319: Cultures of the World
4.00 Credits
Southern Oregon University
Provides an overview of culture and society in one specific culture area or region of the world such as Latin America or the Caribbean. Examines a range of cultural expressions, the history of social and political institutions, and economic influences. Explores class, race, ethnicity, gender, immigration, ideology, globalization, and other relevant factors influencing local lifestyles. Latin American Culture topic may be applied to the Latin American studies minor. Indigenous Peoples topic may be applied to the Native American studies minor and certificate. Approved for University Studies (Synthesis/Integration). Prerequisite(s): Completion of all lower division University Studies requirements
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Anth 320: North American Prehistory
4.00 Credits
Southern Oregon University
Surveys the archaeological record of ancient North America. Considers regional cultures, chronologies, artifacts and interpretive themes. Will explore over 10,000 years of prehistory and broad issues in North American archaeology. Prerequisite(s): ANTH 211
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Anth 332: Ritual and Religion
4.00 Credits
Southern Oregon University
Focuses on ritual, religion, and spirituality as dynamic and universal cultural institutions. Case studies draw from a wide range of indigenous, third-world, and Western societies. Covers such topics as shamanism, witchcraft and sorcery, myth, symbolism, trance, healing, and revitalization movements. Prerequisite(s): ANTH 213
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Anth 334: Anthropological Perspectives on the Native American Frontier
4.00 Credits
Southern Oregon University
Explores, through detailed case studies, the process of colonial and American expansion into and across North America and its impact on Native American culture, health, economy, and politics. Considers the agency by which Native American society survived this maelstrom of change, the strategies pursued by individuals and groups—both Euro-American and Indian—and the policy of the United States government to address the so-called Indian Problem” through the end of the nineteenth century. Approved for University Studies (Synthesis). Prerequisite(s): Completion of all lower division University Studies requirements
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ANTH 336: Topics in Global/Local Interconnections
4.00 Credits
Southern Oregon University
Explores one contemporary issue or topic using a holistic approach. Students trace local-global connections and the structural effects of personal choices through community-based research and case studies. Examines relationships among socio-economic institutions, individual behaviors, and cultural values and assumptions. Emphasizes global awareness, social action, sustainable resource use, and social justice. Repeat credit is allowed for different topics. Approved for University Studies (Integration).
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