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The '''Anthropology and Sociology Department''' is one of eighteen [[Academic Department|academic departments]] at [[Knox]].  It offers one major and one minor.  The department is located on the third floor of [[GDH]].

==Department Faculty<ref>[http://www.knox.edu/x1707.xml#key 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Anthropology and Sociology]</ref>==

===Current===
* [[Jon Wagner]], Department Chair, Professor
* [[David Amor]], Instructor
* [[Lawrence Breitborde]], Dean of the College, Professor
* [[Nancy Eberhardt]], Professor
* [[Amy Singer]], Assistant Professor
* [[Jill Wightman]], Visiting Instructor
* [[Wendel Hunigan]], Lecturer
* [[Carol St. Amant]], Lecturer

===Former===
* [[Chad Broughton]], Assistant Professor
* [[Michelle Day]], Assistant Professor
* [[Zali Gurevitch]], Visiting Professor ([[Fall 2006]])
* [[Andrea Leverentz]], Visiting Assistant Professor (2005-2006)
* [[Faedah Totah]], Visiting Assistant Professor ([[2006-2007]])

Much of the ANSO department left during the [[AnSo Exodus of 2006]].  It was disorienting.

===Cooperating Faculty from Other Programs===
* [[Diana Beck]], Associate Professor of [[Educational Studies]]
* [[Frederick Hord]], Professor of [[Black Studies]]
* [[Donna Jurich]], Associate Professor of [[Educational Studies]]
* [[Duane Oldfield]], Associate Professor of [[Political Science]]

==Anthropology and Sociology==

''See main page at [[Anthropology and Sociology]].''

The department offers one Anthropology and Sociology major, and one Anthropology and Sociology minor.

===Anthropology and Sociology (major)===

This major allows advanced study in Anthropology and Sociology.

====Courses Required for the Anthropology and Sociology major<ref>[http://www.knox.edu/x2955.xml#key 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Anthropology and Sociology – Requirements for the Major and Minor]</ref>====

10 [[credits]]:
* All of the following:
** [[ANSO 300]] (Modern Theories of Society and Culture)
** [[ANSO 301]] (Methodologies in Sociology and Anthropology)
** [[ANSO 398]] (Research Design)
** [[ANSO 399]] (Research Seminar)
* One of the following:
** [[ANSO 231]] (Native America: Identity and Adaptation)
** [[ANSO 232]] (Indigenous Peoples of Latin America)
** [[ANSO 233]] (American Utopias)
** [[ANSO 234]] (Culture, Class, and Identity in Mexico)
** [[ANSO 236]] (Peoples and Cultures of Southeast Asia)
* Two courses at the 100-level
* Three other courses in the department, at least one of which must be at the 300-level (with permission, two of these may be from related studies outside the department)

===Anthropology and Sociology (minor)===

This minor allows for intermediate study in Anthropology and Sociology.

====Courses Required for the Anthropology and Sociology minor<ref>[http://www.knox.edu/x2955.xml#key 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Anthropology and Sociology – Requirements for the Major and Minor]</ref>====

5 [[credits]]:
* No more than two 100-level courses
* At least one 300-level course (not [[ANSO 301]])

==Meeting the [[Competency Requirements]] <ref>[http://www.knox.edu/x1698.xml#key 2006-2007 Course Catalogue, Anthropology and Sociology]</ref>==

* [[Competency Requirements#Writing Requirement|Writing Requirement]]: [[ANSO 330]], [[ANSO 399]]
* [[Competency Requirements#Oral Presentation Requirement|Oral Requirement]]: [[ANSO 399]]
* [[Competency Requirements#Information Literacy Requirement| Information Literacy Requirement]]: The full major sequence meets this requirement.

==References==

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