Anthropology and Sociology Department
蘑菇短视频's Department of Anthropology and Sociology introduces you to entire new worlds, diverse means of researching and understanding humankind, and unlimited career possibilities.
Anthropology and sociology graduates are prepared for a wide variety of careers. Our students work in death investigation, criminal justice, education, human resources, international relations, museum studies, public archaeology, public policy, social services, and communication, among many other fields.
Thanks to smaller class sizes, hands-on learning, and the chance to participate in faculty research, you鈥檒l receive lots of 鈥渇ace time鈥� with your professors, quality educators who are well-known in their disciplines.
The University鈥檚 Department of Anthropology and Sociology offers a wide range of dynamic academic programs designed to inspire discovery and critical thinking. Students can pursue B.A. or B.S. degrees in Anthropology and Sociology, a specialized B.S. in Forensic Anthropology, and enriching minor and graduate programs in Cherokee Studies. Additional minors are available in Anthropology, Sociology, Forensic Anthropology, Global Black Studies, and Cherokee Language, giving students the flexibility to tailor their education to their interests and career goals.
What's Next
Meet Our Faculty
Dr. Kaleigh Best
Forensic Anthropology Program Director, Assistant Professor
Angela Dautartas
Forensic Anthropology Facilities Director, Assistant Professor
Fredrick Douglass Dixon
Director of Global Black Studies, Assistant Professor
Administrative Team
Dr. Ben Steere
Mrs. Savannah de Court