Anthropology is the study of past and present human societies.
Anthropologists are concerned with the origin, history, and future of our own species, so the field is as diverse as people are. It is one of the most wide-ranging of the academic disciplines.
If you have questions about any of our Anthropology courses (enrollment, waitlist, instructor, course syllabus from courses you've taken or other questions), please contact Mrs. Le-Thu Erazmus Campbell at lerazmus@ku.edu, ANTH Office Manager | Scheduling & Undergraduate Officer.
If you have questions about deadlines or application materials for our graduate program, please contact Corinne Butler at cebutler@ku.edu (CLAS Graduate Program Coordinator) or call 785-864-9419.
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Fall 2024 Publications:
Justin Holcomb, working with Rolfe Mandel, just published in Nature Astronomy. Read article here For Nature Astronomy article click here.
Summer 2025 Field School
Archaeological Field School - Bender Homestead
ANTH 419 - Training in Archaeological Field Work. 3 credit hours
NO COST!! TUITION REIMBURSED!
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