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| − | '''Anthropology and Sociology''', known informally as '''ANSO''', is a course of study offered through the [[Anthropology and Sociology Department]]. It includes the Anthropology and Sociology major and minor. The department is located on the third floor of [[GDH]].
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| − | ==Overview==
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| − | This is a rather idyllic department, known for the unmatched camaraderie among its professors and students.
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| − | ===Professors===
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| − | Among the intriguing characters who can be seen here are Professor [[Jon G. Wagner]] (easily spotted in tie-dye or batik shirts, this gent has a certain spring in his step, and a twinkle in his eyes) and Professor [[Nancy Eberhardt]] (dressed in earthy tones and beaten metal earrings, a smile rests easily on her lips).
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| − | ===Students===
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| − | Odd students too have been associated with this department that seems to nurture some of the brightest and most peculiar at Knox. [[Themba Benedict Mabona]], who wore his head of curly hair and his velvet trousers with a grace unknown in the greater [[Midwest]], found friends and admirers in this department. [[Sean Dowdy]]: the Buddhist Punk, the Sociologist Rocker...his adventures in Bihar would amaze the most stout-hearted. [[Anjali Krishan]]: anthropologist extrodinaire, this lass sashayed her way into all our hearts. [[Emily Smith]]: quiet and unassuming she may seem at first glance, but her pluck and intelligence soon becomes apparent. [[Rachana Rao Umashankar]]: Wannabe biker-chic, [[Star Trek]] junkie and Middle-Earthian Wizard, this geek astounded many with her passionate devotion to [[Durkheim]], and her rendition of "Strangers in the Night".
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| − | ===History===
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| − | The department used to be called "SoAn". [[Larry Breitborde]] is [[Rumor|rumored]] to have changed it when he became a [[dean]] because he likes Anthropology better. Irked by this stealthy move, [[Bob Seibert]] opined that his department be re-christened the "[[Political Science and International Relations Department|Aardvark Department of Political Science]]."
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| − | In 2006, [[AnSo_Department_Exodus_of_2006|all of the AnSo professors left]] except [[Jon Wagner]]. [[Nancy Eberhardt]] is coming back, though.
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| − | ==Faculty==
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| − | ===Current===
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| − | * [[Jon Wagner]], Department Chair, Professor
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| − | * [[David Amor]], Instructor
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| − | * [[Lawrence Breitborde]], Dean of the College, Professor
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| − | * [[Nancy Eberhardt]], Professor
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| − | * [[Amy Singer]], Assistant Professor
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| − | * [[Jill Wightman]], Visiting Instructor
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| − | * [[Wendel Hunigan]], Lecturer
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| − | * [[Carol St. Amant]], Lecturer
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| − | ===Former===
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| − | * [[Chad Broughton]], Assistant Professor
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| − | * [[Michelle Day]], Assistant Professor
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| − | * [[Zali Gurevitch]], Visiting Professor ([[Fall 2006]])
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| − | * [[Andrea Leverentz]], Visiting Assistant Professor (2005-2006)
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| − | * [[Faedah Totah]], Visiting Assistant Professor ([[2006-2007]])
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| − | ===Cooperating Faculty from Other Programs===
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| − | * [[Diana Beck]], Associate Professor of [[Educational Studies]]
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| − | * [[Frederick Hord]], Professor of [[Black Studies]]
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| − | * [[Donna Jurich]], Associate Professor of [[Educational Studies]]
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| − | * [[Duane Oldfield]], Associate Professor of [[Political Science]]
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| − | ==Course Requirements==
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| − | ''See [[Anthropology and Sociology Department#Anthropology and Sociology|department page]]''
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