The Anthropology department offers a Bachelor of Arts with five concentrations and a Minor in Anthropology. After a core curriculum of anthropological concepts, theory, and methods, anthropology students work collaboratively with Anthropology faculty and local communities and agencies. Through an engaged and innovative curriculum that responds to state and regional needs, the anthropology program trains students in qualitative and quantitative research methods that include ethnography, participant observation, visual ethnography, social documentation, ethnomedicine, ethnobotany, biological anthropology and archaeology.<br><br>Focus on contemporary sociocultural issues encountered by human societies both locally, regionally and globally. Students work collaboratively with faculty and their student colleagues to conduct ethnographic research on issues relevant to their communities and receive training on how to transform data into applied recommendations for community partners.