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Department of Anthropology | Anthropology Cornell Arts & Sciencesarrow grid linear view icon Jump to main navigation Jump to main content The College of Arts Sciences Search Academics Anthropology Major The Anthropology Minor Graduate Program Courses Engaged Anthropology Pathways in Anthropology Transfer Credits People Core Department Faculty Graduate Field Faculty Adjunct/Affiliated Faculty & Post-docs Emeritus Faculty Current Graduate Students ResearchAlumni Anthropology Collections History of the Anthropology Collections Department Contacts Department History Student Groups Anthropology Freedman Award Supports Research on Transnational Identity Prev Next NewsLaskowsky ’20 Presents Research at Andean and Amazonian Archaeology Conference Anthropology undergraduate Brooke Laskowsky presented preliminary results from her undergraduate thesis research at a Brown University conference.Langwick Receives Weiss Award Anthropology Professor Stacey Langwick was recognized for excellence in teaching undergraduate students and for contributions to undergraduate education at the university. View all news Events FEB 20 CIAMS Lecture Series: Becky Martin Tradition and Innovation in the Satrap Sarcophagus from Sidon FEB 28 Anthropology Colloquium: Chip Colwell Collaborative Archaeology Is Not the End ... MAR 06 Anthropology Colloquium: Kirin Narayan Shaping a Mystery: Artisans and Ancestors in India’s Ellora Caves View all events Pick a Destination Faculty About the Department Anthropology Major Research Graduate Program Undergraduate Study Anthropology provides the global perspective and critical thinking skills that will open doors to a wide range of career paths. The major will also prepare you for graduate study in anthropology. Here are some of the courses we offer: Medicine, Culture and Society Multicultural Issues in Education Cultural Diversity and Contemporary Issues Bioarchaeology Student Opportunities: Global Health Program in Tanzania Cornell in India: Nilgiris Field Learning Center Academic Honors Program Cornell Institute of Archaeology and Material Studies The purpose of anthropology is to make the world safe for human differences. — Ruth Benedict, anthropologist and author Department Collections The Anthropology Collections include approximately 20,000 items representing human activity around the world from the Lower Paleolithic to the present. Archaeological and ethnographic materials are about equally represented. Located in 150 McGraw Hall, the Collections are teaching collections available for on campus instruction and learning opportunities for community organizations. Individuals or classes of up to 20 students can make appointments to visit the Collections to work with particular materials. Students can also do guided independent research using the Collections on a wide range of projects, from studying Hopi kachina dolls or Mississippian pottery. Even when not open, we offer an exhibit gallery in the first-floor hallway of McGraw Hall that showcases selections from the Collections. A larger exhibit space is located in the department seminar room, 215 McGraw, where classes and department colloquia are held. The curator of the Anthropology Collections is Frederic W. Gleach . More about Anthropology Collections Twitter CornellAnthro https://t.co/A5bXPahE06 2 hours 21 min agoBecome an Anthropology Major Apply to A&S ​ ​ See the Campus Visit A&S ​ ​ Support the Department Give to Anthropology ​ The College of Arts & Sciences Major Graduate Program Administration & Contacts Faculty Profiles Facebook Twitter 261 McGraw Hall, Ithaca, New York 14853 607-255-5137 ©2020 Cornell University If you have a disability and are having trouble accessing information on this website or need materials in an alternate format contact web-accessibility@cornell.edu for...