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Political ecology has developed over the past few decades as an interdisciplinary critique of environmental devastation, scientific management, and environmental activism. Attending to the intersections of anthropology and political ecology, this course will provide an introduction to the key debates of political ecology as well how these debates have articulated with foundational anthropological concerns. Satisfies the Integrative Experience requirement for BA-Anth majors.

In this class you'll explore comics, animation and other visual and arts-based approaches of communicating scholarly work with diverse publics. You'll read what others have said about these topics and also spend time learning to create your own comics and animations. Drawing skills are not required! You will not be graded on your drawing skills! Many of the methods we explore don't rely on any form of drawing, others involve simple stick figure sketching. In our hyper-visual culture, presenting information or research in a visually engaging way can have a powerful impact.

This practicum allows students to explore any topic within anthropology and delve into it deeper with the ultimate goal of presenting it through a podcast format. Students will participate in all aspects of creating a podcast all about anthropology.

The objective of this internship is to give the student exposure to and training in a wide range of tasks and skills involved in the operation of an archaeological research laboratory and curation facility. Intern will undertake a variety of tasks related to the analysis, processing, and curation of artifacts.

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